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'l‘rinitr Church
Rev. C. B. Lewis. M. A" Rector
Services for the First Sunday at-
ter the Epiphany:
7:80 A. M.-HolyEucharist: 9:80
A. M.—tihureh school: 10:30 A. M.
-Matins and sermon.
The annual Parieh' Meeting will
be held Tuesday evening. January
19. o e 0
First Methodist Church
South Nor-walk
Rev. Andrew F. ‘hamberiain. pastor
Archibald Me riam. organist.
Ralph Tolland. soloist and chorus
leader.
Services tor Sunday January 10th.
to A. M. Church SchooL
ii A. M Morning Worship with ser-
mon by the pastor. Organl’relude-
Serenade—Miller; Solo—Ralph To-
iand:0rgan pestlude -- Marche—
Banks.
6:30P. M. Union Young people's
service in the Congregational church.
Lester 1-1. Class. speaker. “The Chai-
lengo 0! 1028."
7:30 P. M. Evening Worship: Pre-
tude—Evening—Johns: Solo—Ralph
'i‘oland: Antliom'Ciiorut-i Choir:
Postludo—Minuet from Opus—
llaydn.
Meetings oi the week: Tuesday
7:30 P. M. Business and social meet.-
ing of the T. C. B. (Zines: Wednesday
evening Concert by Mme] Kitchen-
ette's Orchestra. auspices of 'i‘. t‘.. B.
Class: Thursday. preparatory mem-
bership classes at 2 P. M. and 8:40
P. M. Mid-Week service at 7:30
o’clock.
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Advent Christian Church.
(Rev. F. L. Piper. Pastor.)
Mrs. Elsie Patrick. organist
Sunday school at 10:00 A. 37..
Richard Bland, Superintendent. A
full attendance is desired. Morning
Worship at 11:00 A. M. Sermon to-
pic "i‘taislng a Standard." There
will be no Loyal Workers service at
0:10. the service being merged for
the cveiiing into the union service oi
young people at the South Norwalk
M. 15. Church.
Regular evening service at 7:30.
Special music and chorus. Evening
sermon tople "Babylon: Or Does the
Bible Forcteii."
Prayer and praise service
Thursday evening at 7:45.
on
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Mount Zion Baptist church. ‘Frauk-
lin Street.
(Rev. R. B. Harris. Pastor.)
Services at it o'clock. Preaching
by the pastor. 12:80 o'clock.
Sunday school. Deacon James Tay-
lor. superintendent. at 8 o'clock.
The pastor and congregation. will
worship in Greenwich with Rev.
Robinson at 6 o'clock.
B. Y. P. “2. 7:30 o‘clock, preach-
ing. ‘
Wednesday evening at 7:30 o‘clock
prayer meeting.
Friday night. a- "progressive party"
will be held at the home or. Mrs. Lil-
lian Whldbee. Commerce street. {or
the benetlt of the church.
The‘ annual meeting of the church
was held Wednesday. January 5. at
which the toilowing otheers were re-
elected: James Diggs. treasurer: M.
Harry Grandy. clerk: Mrs. Aunts Ma-
son. assistant secretary; William
H a m i i t o n. benevolent treasurer.
Everyone is welcome at Mount Zion.
I C C
First Congregational Church.
On the Green. Nerwalk.
Rev. E. F. McGregor. l’h. D.. Pastor.
Morning worship at 10:30 with
sermon by the pastor: "Dwelling in
God's House." .
Sunday school at 9:30 with Bo-
glnners and Primary departments at
10:30 during the church hour.
Vespers at 0:00 P. M. "Portraits
of Paul -lils Common Sense.”
0:15 Young Peoples“ service.
Thursday at N P. M. mid-week
service. The Annual Meeting of
the church will be held on Thurs-
day. Jan. 21, 1920.
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Norwulk Methodls‘. Episcopal.
(George B. Tompkins. minister.)
Charles G. lves. organist and air.-
tctor: Mrs. A. Gibdou Hull. sopra-
no: Mrs. L. L. Pugh. coniraito: Er-
nest W. Sonic. tenor; llurry L. Ster-
ling. Basso.
Sunday School convenes at
A. M.
Morning worship at it o'clock.
The sermon will he on "Christ‘s re-
cipe tor a life that satisfies."
The Epwoi'th hogan at 6:80 is
for all young people whether they
are members or the society or not.
Evening worship at 7:30: Sermon
topic: “Facts for all to face. at the
beginning or the your."
Monday 7:30. Tompkins League.
0:45
Tuesday. the W. F. rt. 3. viii
meet in the social rooms of the
church. Miss Susan Olmstoad will
discuss the subject “God's promises
to His Children. and how we may
claim our heritage."
Thursday 7:45 i’ M. Prayer ser-
vice. .\ service of inspiration for all.
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South Nornulh t‘ongn-gntlonal.
Rev Frederick ll. dawns, Minister
Mrs. Lois Burchard lludner. 0r-
ganist.
Mrs. 1". Irving Smith. Contraito and
Director of Double Quartet.
Services for Sunday. January 10
will be held as follows: 9345 A. Iii.
Church School; ii A. M. l’ublic
Worship Sermon "The Cum for the
Questioning Spirit." A Nursery is
conducted during the church hour.
Parents having children to small
to attend services are invited to
leave their children in care at“ the
director or the nursery.
6:15 P. M.—l7nion Young Teo-
ple'a Meeting. Rev. Lester Cleea will
speak.
7:30 I’. M.——Evcning song Ut'l'VICO
land by Mr. Elmer Craig and ser-
mon by the minister. Sermon sub-
Ject "’l‘hc Spirituniizntlon of Daily
Life."
Tuesday. 2:30 I‘. MfI’he annual
business meeting at the \Vhatso.
ever Circle at the home of Mrs.
Frank Bradbury. 40 l'iayvlew Ave.
7 P . M. Meeting of the C. It. [3. K.
Wednesday 3 P M ‘Meeting of the
Endeavor Circle at the home of
Mrs. Harry Wardwell. 03 Bayvlew
Ave.
Thursday 8 P. M.-—Parish Social
in the Sunday School Auditorium
under the auspices or the Hospitali-
ty Cotnmliteo.-.A splendid program
of music. pageantry and reading.
has been prepared. Every member
of the parish is invited.
The program or music tor Sun-
day will be: Morning Organ Pro-
ludo—«Adugio l'tellgioso— Mondale.
solul: Anthem—Fear not. 0 iarael
-—-8picker: Ottertory Solo-“The
Peace of God"—-Gounoa: l‘ostiudo—
Grand Chorus—lientaigrm Evening
ottertory Quartet—Torry with Mo-
Baldwin.
6 is 0
Knight tit. A. M. E. Chun‘b.
(i‘tuv. W. Henry Lamar. Pastor.)
11:00 A. M. Sermon by tho pas.
tor. ”:30 P. M. Sunday School. 3:00
P. M. Union Quarterly. Meeting
services at Greenwich.' 0:00 1’] M.
A. C. E. League. 7:30 i’. M. Ser-
mon by Deacon J. D. Taylor.
Class Meeting. Tuesday evening
Spatial church meeting Wednes-
dny evening. very important that
every member attend.
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East ch. .\ . E. Church.
tl‘icv. Charles 8. Gray. Minister.) it
Mr. Clarence Cable. organist and
director of chorus choir.
Sunday Services: Evel'yman's Bible
Class 9:30 to 10:30 A. M. at the
Regent. Theatre.
sermon on “Religion Deals with
Life."
Church School at 12 o‘clock with
classes for" all ages and Friendship
Bible Class at which Mrs. Bray will
lend the discussion.
The Epti'orth League will attend
the Union service at 0:15 P. M. at
South Norwalit Congregational
church. at which Mr. Lester Clecs
will speak on "The Challenge of
i926 to ill" Young People at Ser-
walk." ,
Evening Worship 7:30 with ser-
men on "Doing \tht is Right."
Monday evening—Regular Meeting
or Omicron Circle. ,
Tuesday. 8 P. M. Women‘s l-‘or-
eign Missionary Society with Mrs.
Hattie I.'Hommcdleu-—-20 Rowan
St.
Thursday :3 l’. M. Ladies' Aid so-
ciety at the Church.
Thursday 7:45 P. M. Mid-Week
Service. Topic. "The House 0!
Bread."
Friday 0-8 1’. M. Roast Beet Sup.
per by Omicron Circle. Everybody
invited. Monday. Jan. 18 , The
Community Training School. See
notice in papers.
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l South Norwnik ihpust Church
Rev. L. T. Mallory. pastor.
The subjects for the Sunday ad-
dresses are as follows: Morning
in: Sunday 0:30 A. M. Everyman's
Bible Class at Regent Theatre: to A.
Public Worship 10:50 A. M. “in.
line": t‘hildren Sermon “The Happy llgimz. 'l'nn itetigiou or the World.
.iiw‘rrl-ndy is cordially welcome.
"Forward": Evening "The l’lumbqjecl oi I" rmon:
Marbles."
Calender: lv‘Or the week of Jan.
Monday 7:10 i’. M. Missionary
Committee: 8 P. M. Lookout and So-
cial Committee.
Wednesday 7:45 P. M. Social
Meeting of the Kings Daughters:
2:80 P. M. The Sewing Commilta-o
or the Women's Association at the
home at Mrs. George llirst i-iunl‘ord
Place.
Announcements: A very import-
ant meeting at the social and look-
out Committee 'tlnd crusade workers.
has been called by the pastor for
Monday evening at it o'eioclt. 'l‘hls
Rathering will he proceeded by a
missionary committee meeting.
The Kings Daughters will hold a
social meeting at the church Wed-
nesday 7:45 1'. M. e
’l‘hn mid-year meeting of Irllll'l'lt‘Id
Baptist Association: will be held at
line Stamford iiaptist Church Jan.
. is.“ strong Speakers have been on-
Based. Tho splendid program will
be announced later. This promlsts
to be the bent meeting held in yours.
Plan to be present.
'i'lii: Noru‘ullt Council of Educa-
tion \illl open its Training School in
the South Norwalk Congregational
lt‘hurt-h Jun. 10. >
Music tor tiunduy: I'I't‘llltlt: Au-
duntu iii-iiirloso Lcybuck: Anthem
Genlly twat] L's. l‘cnris: Solo. Select-
ud; l'nstlurli- in G Miller. Il'outv; llvt -
lnl'ng l‘rvludu Nocturne in A Ma-
‘ior. Munro; Anthem; IlV‘IIVI’Il is My
Home. liroomr: Solo. Heir-ctr"): Posi-
Illlll' )l'xiwii llri-wrr,
h 0 M
I t‘lirist (‘liul'cln
IGrvizuiy lioulevnrd. Eur-t .\'or\~:ilit
ltulmrt it. it. Foch». itt-Cioi‘
Jun. tuth l-‘irst Sunday utter I'Ipip-
ininy; 021:0 A. M. Senior Sunday
SCIIOOI;-l":ll(t A. M. Morning prayer
undo-41mm: 11:43 A. M. Junior Hun-
day hi‘lluul: 1:30 P. M. lh'cninrz Scr-
vlce and r--rmou
Mend".- liziitl P. .\l. Junior lluys'
Club: ‘. it it! 5. O. S. lioyu‘ Club:
7:30 I" )l. \‘l-sti-y meeting at the
l"('t‘lul‘_\'.
’i‘ursiy 3:00 P. M. Annual mt-el-
ing oi illl- Woman's (.1qu at the
church. 2:230 I'. .\l. Annual )‘nrish
meetini; ltl, tln- church.
Wednesday 7:30 I'. M. Mai-Week
prayer ulbl l‘rnise service with llibie
Study; 811:0 P. M. ('lioir rehearsal.
Tilill‘rtillly '3 l‘. .\l. Meeting of the
Woman‘s Guild with Mrs. J. V.
Close. in linyuiouvi 'I‘vrrucv.
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licthlvbmu Ctvrigrcgntinnui Church.
(Missions Kyrkau.)
Van Zuni St. Near iiust Aw». l2. N.
Sunday arm-ions, Jun lit. 10:45 A.
him-dinning worship, 12:0” 3i.—
Silllllhy Svlioul. Mr AMI t7. Am~
undnn. raiptulnlcndent.‘ 0101‘: i’. M.-
(‘omln'mimi so'rt'lcc. 7:00 i". M.—
Evening :46er ice.
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St. i't-u-r’s Evangelical Lutheran
t‘liurelt. Cedar Slrcct .
luv 12. (T. Wt-uzv-l. l‘ustol' .
(;. Hutu service at it) A. M. Engv
llsli .v rum: at ii A. M. lilble rinse
and Sunday school at 1'1 noon. Sub-
Tho (‘liristlau ile-
'l’he regular confirmation class
men!» t‘\’tlry lnonduy and Friday at
0 P. \i. in the church. The adult
bringing
the basement of the church.
'l‘hulibio class will meet Wednes-
day .tug at 7:80 o'clock in the.
basement ot the church to rut-hearse
their play.
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I‘irst Church of Christ. N‘Iclltial,
07 West Avenue.
The regular Sunday service of
this Church is held at 11 A. Lil.
Sunday school is hold at ii A. M.
Subject." "Sacrament."
Wednesday lit'eiiiui: ’l‘estunony
Meeting is held lit 8 o'clock.-
'i‘o built ot‘ these writers the pub~
lie is invited.
{ieuding Room, (-7 West Avenue.
open wet-it days. holidays excepted.
from 12 to 5. Tuesday and ’l‘hurs-
uuy evenings from 7 to 9. All are
\Tt‘ll‘Olii".
Bringing 01118.:
To Christ
"1' “'M. E. Gllilitn‘, I). D.
lidtior oi‘ the t‘ongwgutionaiist.
For one who would understand
ill" origin and the growth at the
Christian church in its curly duys,
lllltl, li'l fuel. the process by which
the church has grown from :t :unuil
group of disciples gullitrml round
it tl‘nt'iirr to n lt’Oi‘Itl-Wltl“ Christen-
.ioui lormrtily. at least. :u-lumult-du.
mg t'hris: us its head. tin-rt i.-:
lit)l
"in. is nmuml “mom: tl
via.
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HO. NORWALK, CONN.
Worship: 0::5 P. M. Union Service day at 8 P. M. in the parsonage. Thu prevailing opinion among
. . of Young People at the South Nor- The Young People's society wiltiwhomp (gduy t... ”m. MW”... ,3
, . S d c w k walk Congregational Church: 7:30 meet tor the first time in the new to hr: “10mm.“ with ilurthnlomew.
“r o C” or un y an 0mg ee . P. M. Evening Worship. year Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in ,._. 1, 1m»
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Open Mllitlt‘tl. . I
ll “Hillll i‘l'll'll l'ltlIlI‘T Hil‘illlg“ “I
Nutlntnncl. who t-uml- llilt‘) this t‘fll‘ly'
u: p, should not, have I‘l‘t'll out; oi
the ll. lie appruri, to hute boon 2:
man of unusual up: n inimicdnt'ss
llllll sincerity oi‘ t-ltuructt'l'. 'l'liollull
llt‘ t’IXPl'i'i-M'Il u t'f't‘tltlll popular pres
judll‘U against Nazur: in, [11' was. per-
t'octly willing: to accept Philip's. wist-
ri-ply to the question. "t'un llil‘lt' any
good thing I‘Dnll‘ out of Nururith'.”
which nu... "t'oniu and Hi"
Will llil‘l't‘ route n time “hi-u mm
(try Christian will It-vl tin: lillf'l’ibt‘l
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responsibility that Andrew and Phil.
lp tell for prtnrluiuilny the cued
news t‘ttlit‘t'rllllll'. .lvsuv'.’ line does
not new! it) be highly Hinton-ti or
ii'itllit'll to be an villi-tit. ‘t'lu‘lpu‘
for Christ.
People arc uuwlsr “'ip'rviulin; :it.
‘p-mpt iuslts bi; l llli'lr‘ training or
equipment, but thr nuirst vi’lwrtln
vatillQI‘I throughout thi- Iiibiui‘y ut'
the Christian t'lillx‘r‘li has lucn that
of [hi simply» wilm es of exptriruc-i
\t‘hert men and wum-n who luml
t‘ouuri Christ and Him have luau.
bless-ml In lllm huh. I‘t'll \‘vliilnzl
simply .iiilI honestly in mm]: rt" nltl
tlittt they hum tound in him and to
Hi}' to uthvrs, "t"oitn- and we." 'l'hutl
in nu t\.‘tll.’_l"l in Width t... mu" will
Sllni". h ‘
lniore instructive t'Ili'llil‘l‘ than this! ~ -~‘« —~- . -. _--...-._.,,
in which this lesson is round. I -\."l"l'lll2ll tint.“ lugs", 1
li: rt. «wry simply and gut willil YAKVTSK. Sllu‘t‘imw'l‘ltlr tum. is:
Izt'uphil; vividnvsu i.~ lolll tip: siniy'swiil‘lll‘ul “fill l't'i'NIlih, with imihluul
“hr-v; Jesus lu‘San to gntlirm .lillllllll but 't'ilt'lxli‘ t‘t'hr't'uvlr-l huts in tin.
lllllll disciples. .\ud hi r-- ulm is H .llti. “'1‘” MW lHII‘l'lt'l‘l hm- in, r.,_.
l""IIl-'-d that impulse which has :tl.‘“l‘”‘”“" "J “‘3'” l)” 57"“ he. l""”.l
uui‘s been at worlt iu thus». whol""“VU‘W'P‘l “'1'“
haw been most truly t‘hristlan when I
they Ii.‘t\"' found ("lli'iril thinHI‘llt-n:
to bring others to him
found in the forty~sm~onrl vt‘rso in:
the nerds. "ilr brought him to
.lr'rhr‘.“
who. liming found Christ. had gtillt’
and found his brother. Simon Peter.
and brought him to the Master.
A fun \‘trscs fill'llit’l‘ an we rind
how l’iitilp l‘ound Christ and imme-
diately mm to find Nathanael that
he might bring him also to Jesus.
The brotherhood or Andrew and
Philip, :1 very (-frt'ctivc orgnnimtion
tn the modern church in interesting
mm in tin.- Gospel and in bringing
them to Christ. has {mind ill"! in-
spiration for its foundation in this
story of 111- so early tIlbi‘lrilt‘r bring.
lug others to Jesus.
There is much in this lllle‘ lit that
1:.le us {nod for thought. There. is
tho suggestion of the immeasurable
cli‘cct 0f faithful service. A disciple
may have himself no great dlrlinc—
tion or ability. there may be noth—
ing that marks his life as unusual.
and yet he may bw the means of
to ('lirisi someone of re-
markable abilities who boconps al
grunt lrader in tin work of lurth' r-l
in; Christianity. ‘
Andrew seems t-.v liau- born a
‘somuwhat inconspicuous disciple; at};
lv-ast we know Very little concerning:
him. but, we cannot forget that ill
was, Andrew who brought i‘eicr to
Jesus. and concerning i’etrr \u- ltnt“’.
M. Bible School: ii A. M. Morning confirmation class meets every Mon- :1 great deal. i
The \rr)’ keynote oi thi.» lesson is
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