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nUirn nisronn i niiu nrs nirnin-vo, 2S 2 Saturday August 12, 1930 simiw si tumi in i in iiiik Spiritual Illiterates sWTH il! of ti eM One of the distinctive con ai long last permitted to return to 11 the I mode rmphii's tip hr th it usi Model ml of psychiatry is its of of living its techniques der io conform The influence moods, ml increasingly und in to spiritual factors of thinking; mew spiritual by Shortly before hi Stemmet 1 he get made such a the comforts nf I that If was belief that the greatest discoveries that ft heart for humanity would he made the realm of the spiritual. There Is abundant reaaon to believe he was right, Ignorance of Spiritual orces Famous New England Church death Charles mi' hose contribution to ving, ileriarpfl their native land, there to reestablish the nation As the initial in rebuilding, a great name called a of the peopte and in the pnce them all he iead io them the entire "Hook of the Law," their scriptures It was ithin this sacred hook I that the principle'- wer? Ir? I he fourni- upon hich the lions of the reviving nation were I to he laid. The scene described in 1 eighth chapter of Nehemiah is i one of most dramatic all the Bible, im the The Bible is nei! her a book of history, trono mips, law, nr1 philosophy, though ail these ideas 'are to he found within it Primarily it is an ex prassi on of the which underlie li for all A It remains true, however, that in mrn no aspect of life is the average It is a fact, of course lhat the man more ignorant than in the Bible tells stones of immoral field of the spiritual- men for the purpose of Kveryone admits that the sng how (heir Immorality defeated ral life is governed hy law. Pro- them. It is a very human book fessor Compton said soma which the faults and asro that the greatest discovery vices of men.

very science has made is that all of life istically. but always for the is by Popolar superstltions wtde. spread acceptance of fantastic iearhings of and abilita of many people to make religion work all and more (he result of a stark illiter- en among many spirituali? minded people The Itihlr Is a spiritual Test Thts week Sunday School so is a study of ut moti portante of ihe script as a Spiritual guide The Mah re ws had undergone a terrible experienr-e little ilon after a stormv and emhattled existence of about 450 years had of warning men fault and vice rheio is iiisfi.i in the Bible which has in some instances, been shown to be a faulty record But no one has evet been able to show the deep spiritual pnti- Hples of life which it expounds have ever led men astray. Theie is scienre in the Bible, and it was. the most vanced science of the day in which the book was written.

Later cove rles have shown that the science of the Bible whs inadequate, but no discovery has ever shown that the moral and spiritual principles set by the Bible at last been crushed between the English Paslor To Preadi Here The Rev, t.laniour Jenkins, from England, HI preach at 1 First Methodist Church, Fifth and Sundav evening at 8 o'clock. He is touring Texas for i 50 riavs after which he will preach in a Methodist church at Hast Orange. N. for days while the pastor of that church is filling his pulpit in England. A solo will be sung by Mrs, Odell Dudley.

Sundav morning at 10.43 o'clock the Rev Howell, pastor, will preach his 20th anniversary sermon on the subject. "Your Own Salvation." Rev Mr, Howell has been preaching since he was 11 years old The combined choirs will sing "Walk in the Light Wednesday at p. Rev Mr Howell will bring the third in a series of messages on the Beatitudes using as his subject, "Blessed Are The Meek A duel will be sung by Miss Mabel Fowler and Mrs. Ida Mai able, A Workers' Conference for dav school officers and teachers will follow the service Young adults, voung people, seniur high and junior high will meet at the church Sundav at p. for snack supper, fellowship and The Men's Class will have as st teacher Sundav morning at 9.30 o'clock Mrs O.

Crbantkt who will sneak and also sing. Army and Navy hascs use.) i 0,000 tons of ice in World War II RHODES. Pattor HIGHLAND BAPTIST CHURCH 30tli and Trice yen to worship in completely conditioned plant To partake of rich ituai food To enjoy Christian Fellowship To hear the Passtor At in A On "THE UNKNOWN GOD" At 7 4S On "GOD'S PURPOSE OF GRACE" Memorial Baptist Church South 22nd and Ross Myers, Paslor Sermon Pastor 10 45 A "COME UNTO ME" 7 30 P. M. "WHY IS HE SPOILED?" Sunday School Vacation Rihle Si hool Exercirc' and Teachers, Wednesday Prayer Services, Wedneaday Visitation, Thuiidav WILCOM 9 .10 A JO 7 00 .7 4.V 9 30 A M.

conflicting power ambitions of great Mark Twain once am I find very difficult to measure up to, "This is the hasjc difficulty of most of us the Interpreter In the absence of The Sunday School lewnlt for ISs "ftrn, Interpreter of r.nd\ Wnpft." f.trn For of years nation had believed that Jehovah would never let them perish, no radio, and crest preaching mis- matter how powerful their sions -av nothing of the pulpits The calamities which had befallen which cover the them had shaken this faith most profound student nf the serip- to the vanishing point But a small i ture among all the group of the faithful believed that toog to explain the profound mean- lhHr misforiunei were a direct re- ing of "the Law At the condu- nult of their sin, and had sion of his exposition the people mined to find out what their sins by popular vote and consent, had been This drove them hack to cepfed the book as their basic law their textbook their scriptures From that day until this the By a rare hit of guod fortune a lews have been a people of a book. The First Church of Christ. Congregational, troubled hy the things in tht i Wethersfield. Conn shown in the above pencil Bible which I do understand, drawing, is not only the oldest brick church butld- hut I am troubled hv those vhlch 1 do understand and which Connecticut, hut is one of the famous re. llgious structures of New Fngland The corner store of this building was laid on May fi This beautiful old building was fashioned after the Old South Church in Boston and because it was soundly and honestly constructed it has "carried newspapers, for 185 years with patriarchal power and dignity.

The first mealing house on this Mio was built in the and an interesting sidelight of the struggles of the settlers to establish the church may be noted in this quotation front the writings of the son of the first settled ministei 'The first Tr rf roi'l Dm- hy Frederick meeting house was solidmade to withstand the wicked onslaughts of the redskins Its foundations were laid in the fear of the Lord, but its walls were truly laid in the fear of the Indians." The slender bell tower, topped with its graceful Christopher Wren spire, is considered one of the architectural gems of New England and "the finest outside of Boat on town The 9 o'clock curlew bell has been rung in ihe church from the beginning There is no doubt that "Lexington alarm" was rung from this church as the loo men who answeted the call to Bunker Hill first assembled in the galleries of the church to hear a sermon Li March, the minister, On Sunday Mav 1781, while in conference with Roeham- beau at the Webb house, in this village, General Washington attended services in the church. SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES A HOI Pastor We cordially invite YOU to attend ail services at our friendly church. io is A 'The Soul's Deepest Desire'' oo 'An inexorable Law of God" Sunday School Union 9 A 06 Calvary Baptist Church 18th and Bosque Blvd. Church Where Bvtryfrody It Some body" COLUMBUS AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH lyh and Columbus 11LAR REV RIVERS Morning 10 55 (Waco Theatre) Subject "THE SUPREME GIFT OF THE CHRISTIAN" Sunday Niint at Under thr Trnti Subject "THE ALL-SUFFICIENT CHRIST" Sunday School at Tiauuns Union at 9 A 6 45 Surntru Open at AH Servirei Vm Are Cordially invited to Worth ip With Church DR. MELTON, Pastor BOOKS BIBLES ar I cmfirrt World an -1 and HC'ftelBra for CaKf to uttrKsu i.r menwi ttooa htohi aoa Non IStti II.

Maro. ItlM Oracr i Fiilotthlpii 9. Praytr Ml HUI Chttrcb of CfifUl, 1901 Clav North Thlrty-nluth. Cloyd. srrvicf at 8 10 30 a.

p. At- nnd thuf i. snved them from ir, w-et of Abtiane. ohliv ion Wlthout arrnv navv or i at ll Ana both rvening i Kr-, tre- Inio 'hwn The' E.tih* auf, in! um. BjpI Jarf-t 11 1 'f 1 '1 pitt4 Praytr atrvira pre-erved hv the hoolc And mnd- ix i Chui sc.mtiM ern eivilixatlon will he nreserved I 0 Half Told and and Columbua Rundav School.

11 Kirnt WH! Baptist, and Afar Tratnina Union a n-, irrvters at 11 a mbftet, 'Soul or lt Will niHtntejjraie. preciselv AS Wood. Marietv paatur Runda? Ordttvatlfcn pravar hour Wed- Wa.ineadav Tabernacle Baptist Church 15lh St. nnd Clay Ave. CATCH COTTON PALACI BUS it honors or repudiates Ihe Bible.

Learn The Trufh About THE CATHOLIC CHURCH By No Cost! Mrvitfi and 7 i Piatir roe.tirn and hy tnurnaUooal 7 i R' tit I ation cn ba- half nf 4.. n.nutlu»., Ir ft.Ptu-t, Cta, at Fiftrenth A Hailly Sunday School, i Jfi a at 1 i in autijecta. Ntm Hrptn- tarur and Old Bibia hour, Radin a WACO, 7 9U, Kvvrr. 7 15; KWBU, 7 Memorial a paitor Sunday Ckhonl, 9 Sfi and 7 m. I Unto Whv Hr Spotird' Tramtnt Union.

In Prayer Halidas', 4S trxttinony at Chriatian Sc tance AAA lock rr an library at l.i Build ni Christian open from 10 a m. to 5 m. a taon, end Sunday from 2 to n. St Episcopal, 515 Columbui Hydnor Jr rector Sunday 9 45 i lo 9 Cumberland Avenu third and mmt-eer Suncav at 11 a and 7 9ti 1 he of ani Kitimatr of Life Prayar naaday at North Waro Cnruuan. Twenty-tilth at Mitchell Arthur Stout, Sunday School, 9 i i a nt at 10 45 a and CHCHCH SERVICES.

3 prf.aon Street Cftri- Dean Ctntlaj, tr, serylee 11 You can easily inveiitgate athdic faith and worship in the privacy vour home lusf send us your name and address and advise that you to know what the athohc Church really teaches whar atholics really believe. will send vou an interesting course of instruction is short, vef complete will send vou a hook explaining Catholic iaith and worship v. ntren in an defstand form. There are six test sheets which sou van mark and we and return to you, This enable you to determine how you understand the book It give you quick and authentic answers on any point you do not immediately understand There is no ruing to do and Parkview Baptiit North Fifteenth and nohod that lie tea lor about Chr Wc lid at make 11 ms Vtfllt 1 mav i call vou unless ymi re Ncibody knows, in f.uf arc inquiring info ng 1 he sand' of pe the course, and wonderful tr and prattivf are not what they are to often misrepresented to be And if ir is true that the athohc Church is Christ Church as we maintain you ewe a to yourself to get the lacts Tins you can readily do through this short course of instruction without cost or obligation and in the privacy of your ow home As athohc laymen, who sure our Faun, invite vou to understand it and, hope, to share it. WUnon; 11 McClain, arttnf paiior, Sundav School.

at Hi a and nuble. laaiaii Vision and "take Yr Hm 1 rain Union at 7 Bet at Ktnmarmai Baptut li, ,11 Maynard paiitor Sundav School, 9 Sn erviraa at Hi a 111 nteaaata Beene and bv Cheek 'I rain mon ti Ci Pi ayer tra Wednaadav at Emmanuel Baptist White Citv David Cannon School at in at 11 a and 7 Trainine Union, ft 45. Praver vit ed- naaday, 7.45, Highland Butti! I pai-tot Sunday Brhool, 9 90, jn a and 7 45 ni "The ttn known Hod and Oort Purpose of Prayer nt Wednesduy, 7 1 Slice Asenue Bautnt Piadger pastor School, at It ni and aubiaeta and Ptrtarution and 4 The Woman Wt A for Crumb- Trainine Union 7 Pra- Wednasdav at 4 Caivarv Bnptiat 1 Holt, pastar Bundav Be hool. 45 ai In a in and ni subjects, "The 81 Deepest Desire and An lnenoi able of Clod Tra mina Union at 7, Bamoi 401 ton Sunday School, and 3ft ni of Central live a pi oaram Prajer at the serviri Wednesdav 7 South Side Citateli ot chrut south Fifteenth ar Para Mil Meets for at 10 Vi a EMMANUEL BAPTIST South riLSON MAYNARD Pastor fi 30 A Sunday School (5 4 Ttauimf Unton 1 45 A Message by Beene rs Message by 0 Cheek Hour of Pnv or A'r-l Buildingi Modem Open First Church of Christ, Scientists Columbus Ave si Eleventh St. SOUL' Sunday Morning .11:00 A M.

Sundav School 11:00 A Wednesday Kventns Testimony Meeting 8 (X) o'Clock KKADINCi ROOM Liberty Building Where Authorised Christian Science Literature May He Head Borrowed or Purchased. Open Week Days from 10 to 5. Sundav Afternoon from 2 to 5 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH VU ttmc.S the ifth and Webster A Urcp attendance in Sunday School, Training I'nion, and both preaching is anticipated as a by of the church of their welcome to the pafctor, returning from a months vacation. DR FORREST FEEZOR, the Pastor, Will Preach: At 10 A ht 'Things That Last" At I 00 P. M.

'Hr To Have What You Need" Public It Cordially Invited to All Pastor A. Reilly Copeland 19221 Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. Sermon 11 A M. and 8 P.

Broadcast Hour, 1:30 A Bible Hour, 7 Wednesday Night, 7:30 A good hook ftee alt uaies ail ut HtKh Cotlece Seminary Bibia lute and Nui-ine School of of when ihcv come bv rAHKRNACI I BAPTIST BOOK STORF orofit i South 15th Si BIBLE INFORMATION Il Hv a Christian? it if ng Hy Hm kn- SEVENTH JAMES BAPTIST CHURCH Sundav Auftnt 11 It) SO A "THE HALF NOT TOLD" "FOLLOWERS AFAR" .4 1 mimi A Certain Just Man i Jated 1 Cartlidge, Pastor YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND SERVICES AT HERRING AVENUE METHODIST CHURCH 10 r.n A Sr mon "TAKING A LOOK AT THE MASTER THROUGH YOU" Harl Hite, Auociate Dii-trict av eader, Didiict oo Sermon "WHEN A CHRISTIAN SEES THE LORD" Mr It Ballender Baylor University Chemistry faculty Church school, 9 30 A Programs- 1 Prayer Chapel Open Sur'vry tnr Your Children l. MeCiee. Minister Het Avenue Ml SkltVICt FIRST METHODIST CHURCH TIQ! drtu and nating mtnt the courte ot IV n.jil. The bodk an 1 lev? ihc-eti will he mtilej to jntm-Jiiuif, Nobotiy call oi ujge vr-u to join the atho- If you ih hile te nine, it to any quetriom puiile fm, me will them taf roM or Vr en a o. i rr letter A 'K tOli 1RUC.

i 1 I K1 tot rotateli KC-iW AUSTIN AVENUE METHODIST CHURCH 1 A Norman Evan Church School 10 Hi Morn Worship "VICTORY OVER SUFFERING" rvans A hey WhtcH Soin hy an venim "WHY MEN WORSHIP" ni 11 Ymjth Hutch ifth and UFAR' RI KU at A ANMVHtSARY SKRMON YOUR OWN SALVATION tlie now 33 Began Preaching Age of 131 20t! mi Rr.V Gt AMOUR JENKINS PRF ACHING (Out tindi'ir Mintater from Kngland i Tout inf Tesat for Dava SUNDAY SCHOOL A Prayer Meetings, 8 entra This question may he hy many people today, do not understand what it to he a Christian A simple, Now Testament Christian, A Chiiitian, vve helieviv is who is a follower of Christ vvho has followed Him to the evtent of complete obedience to His will There many reasons why believe one should ho a stian. hut the following reasons should cause us to have desire to heeomo one- 1 WE TO BECOME CHRISTIANS BECAUSE OF PAST Paul has all have sinned, and como of the glory of C.od" tRom 3:20 And -ir'i we have all sinned, (who have reached ttie sge of ace in a state of Paul said, "For the of is death" (Rom on arrount of our sins, our nast life, we should become Phriitians in order to sins forgiven 2 ISi 2 WE OUGHT TO BECOME CHRISTIANS BECAUSE OF THE PRESENT of the Inv associated with being or from nnst In I the record the eiinuch eof on his wav Paul hav given us an irtea of the value of it meartv in this nwent tirrte to he a Christian. "But vvhat thintrs gsin to me, those counted for Christ doubtless and I count all tbines hut for the of the knov ledge of fosun mv I.ord'* Si Age Paul said to Christians nt Corinth, let oo man glorv in for all thing are yours; whether I'aul, or or Cephas, or the world, or life, or death, or things present, or things present, or to come; II are yours: and ye are Christ's; and Christ is God's '1 Cor 3. WE OUGHT TO BECOME CHRISTIANS BECAUSE OF OUR FUTURE Paul tells In 2 Thess. 1:7, 8, that Christ Is coming "in flaming fire taking vengeance on them that know not God, and obey not the gospel of our Lord Jc'-us If helieve that statement, then we should be concerned about our future, and want to fake advantage of the opportunity we have of going Of becoming We should want to become Christians because Jesus not your henils he troubled: ye beMeve in God believe also In me In mv Father's house are many mansions- if it were not so, I would have told you 1 go to prepare a place for you And if I go to prepare a place for you I will come aiiain and receive you unto myself; that where 1 am, there vo rnav be (John 14 1-3 1 We helieve that one must come to God through Christ And that one can only come through Christ by baptism, temis am the way, the truth and the life; no man cometh unto the Father hv by me" i .1 no.

Since Paul has we are baptised into Christ i Rom 6 Gal. and feMis said wc must come unto the Father bv him, and as he said, am the door: bv me If anv man enter in. he shall he saved, and shall go In and out and find Lino 10 we helieve St Is necessary you become a Christian i.i/ti CLJ, Jlir ('hutches of Christ Salute Bought and Pmd Em hy the ot CHrisI mi council HniGHfS OF COLUmBUS RELIGIOUS INFORMATION BUREAU 4423 1 1 i ft 0 St i iiOull ttti Ulfe It ill the not titilli, Ih jo i Or i ii 14 front art ich lu 111 to orcAiiizatu foi tit art dij pinion, or ti fait 'icss 1 m- BROOK AVtNUE BAPTIST CHURCH fin Hiuik Aver BROADCAST OVER A-C 0 A ROV SMITH Pnttoi MORNING WORSHIP 00 A EVENING WORSHIP 7 45 i Mi the h. K. 'M a 30 Must? Dit fton Collide Scmforcj triMKUl HM WASHIM.tfif.

AVt RLVtREND CIVDL SKtLLY SHfcRMAN, Minister HI HI St HOHL A MOHMNCI WORSHIP 10 WHEN FAITH BECOMES A PERSONAL MATTER" HERRING AVENUE CHURCH th and Herring Neel, Munster fifiMe a Sermons lfl 15 a and 7 pm. EAST WACO CHURCH Ojtner and Rtisk age. Minuter Bible Clasaei: in a m. Sermoni: 11 a and The lliam Heed of TCI Jucst Preacher will he fluting pveninc usi COLUMBUS A Vf CHURCH LAKLVIEW CHURCH ISth and Cnluttibus Trine Rtarnet. Minitier Bible Classes a 10 45 a and 7pm try it Ini (ted to Attend The Sen icei Cummusi 1 Rlork Off Highway fames Terryman Minuter Bible Classes: a 11 a and 7:30 m.

CLAY AVENUE church 9th and Clay Wallace Gooch, Mlniiter hie Cla.t-ses: 9:45 a. Sermenti 10:45 a and 8 Tlie 0 in the foregoing do util rufleci tallii, opinion, or of iliih newbjiaper or ith aiul anv protest arising fnun the foregoing article should in all to or of hited..