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Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Friday, March 16, 1934 NEWS of the CHURCHES L6cal Churches Announce Plans For Next Sunday Excellent .prdgntais Ar ranged For Over the City 'Catholics Plan Feast of Kt. .Patrick. Programs for next. Sunday In the churches of this community lncludo the following: PrcMolcrliui Church (Sixth . and Washington) "As seed sown brings forth grain according to Its kind; so the gospel preached brings forth that which It toadies; to wit, fnlth in Christ, amendment of life, the knowledge ol aod, love to Ood lind our neighbor, and such other fruit as Is jreac'!cd Therefore we urge you, rcador, to come to church on Sunday morning, 11:00 o'clock, to hear the preaching of the gospel," says the minister. Rev. J. Oeorge Wale, whq will uso for his theme this Sunday, "Altar of Salva tion." The choir, directed by E. E. Hurley, will sing an anthem, other music and features will add much, to the. spirit of the Borvloo. Bible school with classea for all. teachers well Informed and prepared to lead In the study of vital Bible lessons, welcome all who will come. The school mcots at 8:45 a. m. with Harold Plnlay, superintendent, In charge. Young Peoples O. B. Forum at 8 :00 o'clock. Christian Endeavor for high school students and others at 8:30. Inter esting programs at both meetings, and you will bo wolcomo. Clmrcii of Our Laity of the ViiBey (Bcv. Thomas J. Brady, 'A. M Ph. D., Pastor) Next 'Sunday, March 10, will be Passion Sunday, and the mosses In the church will be at 8 and at 10 o'clock, with the (astar officiating and preaching tile sermon. Every Wednesday and Priday eve ning at 7':90, there will ibe the usual lenten services -as announced pre viously, The Way of tho Cross tnkco place each Friday with veneration of the True Cross of Christ. Tho novona to Saint Joseph will close on tho feast of Saint Joseph which is March 10. There will bo mass on that day In the' church at 8 o'clock, with distribution of Holy Communion, March 17, that Is, Saturday of this week, will "bo tho feast of Saint Pat rick, and thore will bo mass In the church at 8 o'clock. The lndle3 of Altar Society will glvo a social fea ture In the Sacnjawea hotel. A rea sonable 'entrance feo will be asked of nil attending. Light refreshments will bo served, tho charge for samo being Included In tho entrance fee. (Notiecs appearing hero ar0 offi cial and are not open to any change, save for some very extraordinary roa-son). staiwe of Spirit appears in Christian Science, the nothingness of matter Is ncotnlvxi" (S. & H., pp, 470, 480). Il'lrst Metlmillst riiiirch iSDrlne and Fourth) The services at this church will bo- gin with the church Sunday uchoot meeting in live ciepanmuiiww vices of worship and praise at 0:16 Preparations are ibelng made in eacln ol these departments for the fitting 'nnri mmmlnL'ftil recoKnttlon of the. coming Eastertide. M 1.. Whltnev is the general sup erintendent assisted by an able group of departmental helpers and teachers. If you or your child aro not In Sunday school elsewhere there Is a cordial welcome. , , , The morning worship ocrvkis at 11 o'clock will be of especial .interest and value, After two Sundays away from the pulpit, the pastor Is happy to announce that lie will be back,; speaking from the subjeot, "God's Cltlssonshlp." This Is another of those sorvlces that has been planned for the "Spiritual Recovery" cmpha-( sis. Let every member be there with IV friend, for there Is much or Inter cat to bo brought out between now and Easter, says Rev. W. IL Hcrtzog. Tho evening service at 7:30 will be In charge of tho young women of the church who will present a page ant. Rehearsals for tills presentation I orchoBt,a wm piy prelude and tho Central Church of Christ -(Pennsylvania Avenue) An evangelistic campaign will be started at the Central Church of Christ Sunday, to continue until Easter, The pastor, Rev. Paul Do F. Mortlmore, will conduct the services and special features will be provided by local talent. Mr. Mortlmore had several years .experience in the evangelistic Held and Is thoroughly familiar with tho methods of evange lism. The first of these special ser vices will bo held Sunday morning at U o'clock end the sermon topic will lie "How to Insure a Successful Re vival." The communion will be served mid special music will be furnished by the choir. The Blblo school, which meets at 0:45 a. m., wilt again moke an at tempt to roach 400 in attendance. Sickness Iish prevented this number beirig reached as yet, , Interesting olaBsea are offered to all, . ,. The Young People's Christian En deavor societies meet at 8:16 ufford lug opportunities for study and dls- cuHsIon of problems pertinent to the lives of youth. Evangelistic services will be con ducted again at 7:30 p, m. Pictures Ojf "The Life of Christ" will bo shown an the screen promptly at 7:90. These pictures are proving vory Interesting to those who have seen the two pre vious Sunday evening sliowlngs, The have been most encouraging and a very helpful end Interesting program Is assured by these Standard Bearers. Tho Epworth League will meet at 6:30. Island City Community Church The pastor will bo back in charge of the worship oorvlce at the morn ing hour of 0:45. It Is hoped that tho two weeks away will havo proved on Incentive to bring out a largo crowd to the pre-Eastor ser vices. Tho sermon subject will be "Christ Inspired Life." Tho Sunday school meeting Immed iately following tho preaching service at 10:46 is In charge of Mrs. Bertha Way, superintendent who is anxious to have every child In the community there. First Church of Christ, Scientist (First and Washington) . This church holds services at 11 a. m. Sunday following Sunday school at 0:45. Wednesday evening meet lugs begln'at 8 o'clock and tho read ing room In tho West-Jacobsen build ing Is open from 1:30 to 5 p. m. dally. The subject for Sunday's service will be "Substanco." The lessonrsermon consists of cita tions from tho authorlmd version of tho Bible, and correlative paesngeu irota tho Christian Science textbook, "Sclcnco and Health with Key to tho Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy, In eluding the following: . , "All thy works shall praise thee. O, .Lord; end thy saints shall bless thee. Thy kingdom is an overrating kingdom, and thy dominion endureth throughout all generations" (Pa. 145: 10. 13). "In the vast forever, In the Sci ence and truth or being, tho only facts are Spirit and its Innumerable creations. ... Wo admit that black is not a color, because it reflects no light. So evil should be donlod iden tity or power, because It has none ol the dlvlno lines. . . When tho sub- Ilaptlwt Church Kotes I (Sixth and Spring) At llio Baptlut cnuroh Sunday morning, tho pastor will speak on "Tho Ono Thing." The choir will sing as a special number "Just As I Am" by Porks. The subjeot of the evening sermon will be "Doclslon." The B. Y. P. u. will meet at 0:30 and the evening preaching service will begin nt 7:30. Tho hour) of opening for the Bible school is 0:46 and tho morning preaching service begins at 11:00. Tho Thursday evening prayer meet ing begins at 7:30. A cordial Invitation to these ser vices Is oxtonded to all. The Sunday School Lesson in Rhyme Uy Car log A. 11 u turner audience will join In hymn Hinging. "Tho Divine Plan of the Afjes" Is the subject of the sermon. The purpose of Old Testament history will be clearly shown and Its relation to New Testament events will be indicated. Ths sermon Is calculated to show clearly the harmonious nature of the sacred Scriptures. Services will continue throughout ; next week each evening at 7:30, with I the exception of Saturday, evening, ! The Church of Christ extends a cor dial Invitation to the people ol La Cirande to attend these services. Metliotfl.st C'hutVfl South (Corner of U and Fir) Sunday school is at the usual hour of 9:45 a. ni, with W. B.Starmer, superintendent, in charge. Preaching begins at 11 o'clock, the subject to be "The Christ of Today or The New Dispensation." Epworth Ixmguo meets at 6:30 with Interesting; subjects dlsoiuisoU, Preaching again at 7;30, with the subject "The Christ or All Time and Eternity." The pastor will preach at each service and there will be special music by the choir. All are invited to these services. Sermonette Edited by t Harriet li. MacDohalil For Lent Be still and know that I am Cod, Po; 46-10, , . Thcu poypeja teach us the value or times of solitude. We read, that tHe Savior sometimes, withdrew Jllmaelf from . . the crowds, or. . people. . who : thronged around Him, and went Into a desert place apart to pray. We read ulso that He said to J Us disci- plea, "Come ye yourselves apart Into a desert place and rest awhile." He waa teaching them the value of soli tude, because in solitude they could find moments for communing with Ood. There is another Interesting In stance of solitude recorded , in the New Teatameut, The apostle Paul tplUJ (Us that after his conversion he went riot to the busy , throngs in Jerusalem, but to Arabia. .He went j to a place where he could te qule and medltntfi lw a little while. .One of the.rtblnga the Christian has to learn H tfa value of being alone with the Lord, for a Httlo; while each day. -To spend a little time in prayer, or in tho reading of the Word, is to learnj how to renew one's spiri tual strength:- , Intervals of spiritual solitude aro necessary to " the growing sould. In the quiet moments we can hear the Lord speaking to us This is what the Lord meant when He said, "Pray to ;hy Father who la in uecret, and thy Father who seeth in secret shall re-; ard thee openly." v . Most people would , rather , dance' than pray. They would, ,ruthor; visit; a picture-house than read a chapter; of the Bible. They would do almost anything rather than spend ten mnv utes alon with (the Lord. , Earthly pleasui us we , not. wrong; action Is noti wrong; .but .before thenv all we should learn to know the value. 1 of quiet communion with God. . A. W.. St. Peter's Church (Kplscopul) (Fourth street at O) Holy communion is at 8 and church school at 9:45 a. m., followed, by morning prayer with sermon at 11 o'clock. The Young People's Fel lowship meets at 6:30 p, m,. The music for the morning service rollows: Prelude "Adagio" by Booth oven; orfertory "How Lovely Are They Dwellings,", iby Vertie Felser- and postlude "Adoration" by Gaul. Evening prayer with meditation Is at 7:30 p. m. Thuruday holy communion is held at 8 a. m. and morning prayer with an address on "Symbolism" at 10 o'clock. The class In personal religion will meet Monday at 3 p. m. in the chapel. 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