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Methodist Church Diocesan Confraternity Announces 1942 Program FToycf BerrmSTf FTSTf Sraff "1 Is Invited to Service The Rev. Dr. Alfred Grant Wal ton of the Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church will be guest preacher tomorrow night at th Kenilworth Baptist Church, Kenil-worth Place and Farragut Road, of which the Rev. Elbert W. Van Aken is pastor.

The church has invited soldier and sailors from Floyd Bennett Field to attend the service and there will be an afterglow service in the parish house, over which Mrs. W. H. Francisco, wife of the assistant pastor, will preside. 8 BROOKLYN EAGLE, SATURDAY, JAN.

17, 1942 Churches to Observe Salvation Army Day Ranking Officers of Group Will Speak In Many Borough Pulpits Tomorrow Observation of "Salvation Army Day" in Brooklyn churches tomorrow will bring to the borough a number of oficers of the Army, of varying ranks in the metropolitan current events and literature. It was organized in November, 1890, and its first moderator was the late Monsignor Flannery, and was known then as the Fenelon Reading Circle. Its meetings for many years were held at the old Pouch Mansion on Clinton Ave. until the opening of the Helen McCormick Memorial. For Parish School Fund A group of talented young men and women of the parish of St.

The Diocesan Office of the Confraternity yesterday announced its plans for the Teachers' Institute for this year. The Institute was organized five years ago to prepare men and women to teach religion to children. The course is conducted for fifteen weeks and classes are held once a week and each class lasts for one hour and a half. The subjects which are taught are "Christian Doctrine for the Teacher" and "Methods of Teaching Religion." Sponsors Creative Action Programs H. D.

Gibson, General Chairman New Series Starts Tomorrow The New York Avenue Methodist Church. 121 New York the Rev. Robert C. Carlson, pastor, will start tomorrow a second series of Creative Action Programs. They will be held on four consecutive Sunday evenings.

Howard D. Gibson is general chairman. Tomorrow the Epworth League will have charge of the supper '3 area, as guest preachers. Cecilia, Herbert are rehearsing for the annual minstrel show to be presented in Loughlin Lyceum on the atfernon of Feb. 22 and the up.

mm mm inn in- VISITING SPEAKER Mrs. Minnie Hanson, who with her husband, the late Dr. Ola Hanson, served from 1890 to 1929 as missionaries among the Kachins, a hill tribe of Northern Burma, will occupy the pulpit tomorrow morning at the Dean Street Baptist Church. Lefferts Park Baptist Church, Hth Ave. and 76th of which the Rev.

Edward E. Chipman is pastor. Major Hughes is editor-in-chief of The War Cry. Tomorrow evening1 at the Park Slope Methodist Church, 6th Ave. and 8th of which the Rev.

Frederick C. Allen is minister, the speaker will be MaJ. Georgina Greener, education officer for the men and women cadets at the Salvation Army's Training College in Manhattan. Maj. Reginald Martin will be the morning preacher at the Flatbush Christian Church, Dorchester and Marlborough Roads, of which the Rev.

Hugh D. Darsie is pastor, wflile in the Spencer Memorial Presbyterian Church, Remsen and Clinton of which the Rev. Dr. F. E.

Simmons is minister. Major Arkett will speak in the evening. For its evening service the 'Life' Is Subject Of Lesson-Sermon "Life" is the subject of the lesson-sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Jan. 18. The Golden Text is: "How is thy loving kindness, 0 God For with thee is the fountain of life" (Psalms 36: 7, 9).

Among the citations which comprise the lesson-sermon is the following from the Bible: "And, behold, one came and said unto him, Good Master, what good thing shall 1 do, that I may have eternal life? And he said unto him, Whycallest thou me good? there is none good but one, that is, God; but if thou wilt enter into life, keep the commandments" (Matthew 19: 16, 17). The lesson-sermon also includes the fallowing selections from the evenings of Feb. 23 and 24, under the auspices of the Sodality of Our Lady of the parish. The proceeds of the affair will be applied to the parish school fund. The director of the show is the Rev.

Leo Goggin, who is also spirtual director of the sodality. Monsignor Sheen to Speak The Rt, Rev. Mons. Fulton J. Sheen, of the Catholic University of America will speak tomorrow afternon at 3:30 p.m.

in DeGray Hall of St. John's College, St. John's University, Lewis covering current events. This will be the third in the series of lectures Mons. Sheen under the sponsorship of St.

John's Univeritsy, and judging by the demand for tickets will attract an even larger attendance than the two preceeding speeches HONOR GUEST The guest of honor at the Bishop Lough-lin alumni banquet, to be held in the Columbus Club on Feb. 11, will be Brother C. Leo, above, assistant principal of the Bishop Loughlin High School, who has spent many years in its service. Prominent clerics and officials will attend. Cyril F.

Trinneer is chairman of the banquet corn- 4 At the 11 a.m. service in the Episcopal Church of St. Matthew, Tompkins Ave. and McDonough of which the Rev. John H.

8. Putnam is rector, the guest will be Brig. Ralph Miller, commanding otJicer of northern New Jersey. Brigadier Miller will speak on "The Inner Circle." Col. Norman Marshall, chief lecretary of the Eastern territory, will occupy two Brooklyn pulpits.

In the morning he will preach at the Biuhwirlc Avenue Methodist Church, Bushwick Ave. and Madison of which the Rev. Dr. Lewis Elbert Christian is minister. In the evening at Hanson Place Central Methodist Church.

Hanson Place and St. Felix of which the Rev. Dr. J. Lane Miller is minister, he will discuss "The Essential Victory." At the latter church in addition to music by the Young People's Choir, under the direction of Ruth Harsha.

there will be a sacred muaic festival sponsored by the Territorial Staff Band of the Salvation Army. War Cry Editor to Speak MaJ. Katherine Muller will present special music and Adj. Lyell Rader will speak tomorrow night in the Nostrand DeKalb Methodist Church, Nostrand Ave. and Quincy of which the Rev.

Carl F. Bergsten is minister. Choosing "Living Dangerously" as his topic. Maj. Rowland Hughes will preach the morning sermon at the period at 6:30 p.m.

At 7:15 there will be two classes. The Bible Study Group will be led by Dr. Jay Stowell. He will discuss "The Development of the Idea of God in the Bible," using as a text -book Harry Emerson Fosdick's "A Guide to Understanding the Bible." In the Book Review Group Clinton A. Bergstresser will review John Burnham's "The Managerial Revolution." At 7:45 the Rev.

R. C. Carlson will conduct the devotional period, which will be followed with an address by Dr. C. Douglas Sawyer of the Methodist Hospital staff.

His subject will be "The Greatest Recent Discovery in Medicine." The forum speaker on Jan. 25 will be Dr. Charles W. Iglehart, long a resident of Japan, discussing "Japan: Problem and Challenge." The centers for the Institute for this year are: 1st: St. Joseph's College for Women, 241 Clinton Saturday mornings at 10:30 a.m.; first class Jan.

24; lecturer, Rev. Charles J. Boyd. 2nd: Convent of Mission Helpers of the Sacred Heart, 431 43d Brooklyn: Friday afternoons at 4:30 p.m.; first class, Jan. 23: lecturer.

Rev. Francis X. FitzGibbon. 3rd; St. Joseph's, Astoria, L.

Wednesday evenings at 8:30 p.m.; first class, Jan. 21; lecturer. Rev. Henry Mc-Cloud. 4th: Incarnation Church, Bellaire L.

I. Saturday mornings at 10:15 a.m.: first class, January 24; lecturer. Rev. Joseph Lawler. The course will train teachers in the methods of teachitLj religion to all children of the Elementary Schools.

Large delegations to the classes are expected from parishes where there are no parochial schools. Fenelon Meeting The Fenelon Society, one of the borough's oldest study clubs, will hold a meeting at the Helen P. McCormick Memorial, 338 Clinton on Tuesday, Jan. 20, at 4 p.m. MLss Augusta Hynes will preside.

The society has requested contributions of books, magazines and pamphlets for distribution" at the army and naval bases. The Rev. Joseph A. Murphy is the spiritual director. The society, through the years has had as guest speakers at its meetings outstanding Catholic authors and lecturers who discussed Tmhmr Mpr.hnritct f-hlirrh 290 Woods Decatur of which the Rev.

Dr. jmittee and William is president of the St. James-Bishop Loughlin Alumni Society which is holding the Presbytery Sets Next Meeting Date The Presbytery of Brooklyn-Nassau, with the Rev. Dr. Paul F.Ba-rackman, of Central Church, the moderator, presiding, will meet at 2 p.m., Monday, Jan.

26, in the Classon Avenue Church. In addition to other important business on the docket there will be two matters of special interest. The first is a report of the special committee on the form of a proposed service of joint ordination to be submitted for action to the General Assembly and the Protestant Episcopal Church. There will also be a panel discussion on the Every-Member Canvass Timothy Tinsley will speas Dr. H.

B. Warren is minister, will be addressed by Adj. Paul Kaiser. Capt. Richard Holz, who is stationed in Elizabeth.

N. will speak in the evening at the Kings Highway Baptist Church, Quentin Road and E. 7th of which the Rev. Earle M. Hand is pastor.

Tomorrow morning at the Ocean Avenue Congregational Church, Ocean Ave. and Avenue both the pastor, the Rev. Dr. George Mahlon Miller, and a representative of the Army will discuss its work. under this schedule.

The Very Rev. Edward J. Walsh. president of St. Johns' will preside.

Receive Maryknoll Habit Among the 13 young women who received the religious habit of the order of the Maryknoll Sisters on Jan. 6 at the mother house in Maryknoll, N. were Sister Joan Teresa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Carrig of 981 Lincoln Place, and Sister Teresa Damien, daughter of Charles Weber of 3094 47th Astoria.

This foreign missionary society has 240 of its members in the war stricken areas of the western Pacific. textbook of Christian Science, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures." by Mary Baker Eddy: "Few understand or adhere to Jesus' divine precepts for living and healing. THrough the magnitude of his human life he demonstrated the divine life. Out of the amplitude of his pure affection, he defined Love. With the affluence of Truth he vanquished error.

The world acknowledged not his righteousness, seeing it not; but earth received the harmony his glorified example introduced. Who is ready to follow his teaching and example? All must sooner or later plant themselves in Christ, the true idea of God" (pp. 141. 54). Feb.

1 on "Putting You in Youth." On Feb. 8 Dr. Y. C. Yang, president of Soochow University, Shanghai, is to speak of "China as a Factor in the World's Reconstruction." aler.

missionary of Pyengyang, Chosen, guest preacher. ARLINGTON AVENUE A M. "The Dreams of Jesus." P.M.: "The Peril of an Empty Life." WELLS MEMORIAL A.M.: "Marching THROOP AVENUE A.M.: "How the Hymns Help Us to Keep Fit Religiously." "The Elements of Trua SPENCER MEMORIAL A "Lonelv People. Major Arkett of the Salvation Army, guest speaker. FIRST A.M.: "God's Mysterious Education." by the Rev.

Dr. Henry Sloane Coffin, president of Union Theological Seminary, guest preacher. 4 "As a Man by the Rev. Henry Howard Black. GREENPOINT A "What Shall We Forget." UNION A "Out of the Past." Dedication of Chimes Amplifier.

DURYEA Sermon Topics to be conducted by the Rev. A. for this column hands of the re RICHMOND HILL CHURCH OPENS $35,000 DRIVE The congregation of St. John's Lutheran Church, 114th St. north of Jamaica Richmond Hill, of which the Rev.

Robert Weiskotten is pastor, this week inaugurated a campaign to raise $35,000 for reduction of the church's $49,000 debt. Otto Muller is general chairman of the drive, Harry Keiner heads the special gifts committee and Edward A. Ehlcrs the finance commit topic! in the Limouze, with the Rev. w. jTells Radio Audience Sermon MUST be Trinity Lutheran To Dedicate Organ The new organ of Trinity Lutheran Church, E.

8th St. and 18th Churches to Pray For Polio Sufferers "Infantile Paralysis Sunday," annual religious feature of the "Fight Infantile Paralysis" campaign, will be observed in churches and sjlia-gogues throughout the nation on Schell, the Rev. J. F. Riggs, the Rev.

M. A. Chappel and others as members of the panel. I AM: "Is Religion Fact or Fiction?" HOMECREST "On Guard." i P.M.: "Three Questions." of which the Rev. Dr.

Paul Jan. 25, when special prayers will Foreign Missions Board To Mark 67th Year CUYLER A.M.: "Remaining Christian In Time of About Indian Congregation The Rev. Dr. David M. Cory, pastor of the Cuyler Presbyterian Church, was guest speaker today on the Voice of the Churches radio program over WBYN, telling oi his Mohawk Indian congregation which has translated parts of the New Testament and many familiar hymns into the Iroquois language.

Esther Coster presented Protestant, Catholic and Jewish religious news. tee. A group of 110 campaign workers has been organized. lvn Round Table of 'he National Conference of Christians and Jews. LUTHERAN LUKE A "What Is Christian Education" REDEEMER A.M.: "Building a Balanced Personality ZION NORWEGIAN A.M.

"The Up to Date Methods of Jesus." EMMAUS A "Seeking Souls ST. STEPHEN'S A "Christian Education." IMMANUEL A "Epiphany's Afterglow." ST. PAUL A.M.: "The New Beginning of God's Kingdom." TRINITY i FLATBUSH A "The Best Is Yet to Come." 4 P.M. Consecration of new pipe organ: the Rev. George C.

Koenig. president of the Atlantic Distrct, guest speaker. OUR SAVIOR A.M. Sermon bv the Rev. Alfred Faul-stick.

vacancy preacher. S. Scaer is pastor, will be consecrated at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon with a solemn vesper service. The festival sermon will be given by the Rev. George C.

Koenig, be offered for the thousands afflicted with the djsease. Special sermons will tell of new demands created by three consecutive heavy epidemic years, and of agencies through which church people may participate in the annual fund campaign. The Woman's Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church in America will hold its 67th birthday meeting, on Monday, at the Marble Collegiate Church, Manhattan, with sessions at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Speakers at trie afternoon session will be Dr. Ira Scudder, medical missionary from India; Miss Tena Holkeboer, educational mis- Rev.

T. W. Anderson president of the Atlantic District of the Missouri Synod and founder of Trinity Church. Dr. Scaer will be the liturgist and also perform the act of consecration.

The senior choir of 25 voices and To Be Guest Preacher NEW SEMINAR SERIES BEGINS ON MONDAY War." ft "Chuprch Attendance Iroquois Language service. BEDFORD A.M.: "Man's Place in God's Plan" "Placing the Second Advent." LAFAYETTE AVENUE A.M.: Communion address. Birthdays of Democracy." REFORMED CHRIST A.M.: "The Substance of Things Hoped For." "Jesus Evaluates Personality." NEW UTRECHT A "Keep Your Heads Up." OLD FIRST A.M.: "Rest for a Restless World." "Living in Goshen." BETHLEHEM A.M.: "False Christs." DUTCH A.M.: "The Shining Path." by the Rev. Dr. J.

Frederic Berg. P.M.: "Prayer and Profit," by the Rev. Theodore Luidens, I'NITARIAN SAVIOUR A Sermon by the Rev. Dr. F.

Mitchell Tileston of the Deerfieiri Unitarian Church. Deertield guest preacher. "Hindrances to Achievement." by the Rev. Edward Jay Manning. FLATBUSH AM: "Religion In the News" of the I sionarv in China, and Mme.

Alex- The Metropolitan District CHRIST METHODIST (GLENDALEJ A "Christ Sneaking to Congress." "Fearless Soidiprs of Jesus Christ." OLD FIRST PRESBYTERIAN IRIDOFWOODI A.M.: "The Patience of Unanswered Praver." QUE15NS BAPTIST (QUEENS VILLAGE! A.M. "Confidence E'en Now." P.M.: "Revelation Not Foretelling but Revealing." HOLI.IS AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL IBELLAIREl A.M. "Our Daily Bread" (second In a series of sermons on the Lord's PraverV FIRST PRESBYTERIAN UAMAICAi A.M. Sermon bj the Rev. Dr.

Frank Melville Kerr of Christ's Church. Hempstead, suest preacher, in exchange of pulpits with the Rev, Andrew Magill FIRST METHODIST (RICHMOND HILL) A.M.: "The Lamer Providence." "The Troubled Heart." RICHMOND HILL BAPTIST (RICHMOND HILL' A.M.: "Like Calls Like." P.M.: "How Did John From His Concentration Camp Get His Book ThroUEh the Censorship of the the junior choir will sing anthems Lutheran Walther League will be- ander Louden, wife of the Minis-under the direction of Dr. John A. gin on Mondayi tne seCond of a I ter Extraordinary and Plenipoten-Glaser, organist and choirmaster, Brie th r.inrv of the Npr.herlanrls finvern- who will also play comiwsitions th Theiment. Evening soeakers will in- The Rev.

Theodore W. Anderson of Chicago, president of the Swedish Eangellcal Mission Covenant of America, will be guest preacher at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Swedish Evangelical Pilgrim Church, 413 Atlantic of which the Rev. C. E.

Cederberg is pastor. Mr. Anderson Is attending the Foreign Mission Conference of North America, in Trenton, N. J. elude: Mrs.

Charles Roys, of the Foreign Missions Conference of North America and Dr. John Van seminars are designed to acquaint members with the work of the Christian Knowledge Department. by Beethoven, Handel, Bach and Foulkes. This all-electric organ has 15 ranks of pipes and 21 Deegan TRINITY A.M.: Sermon by Robert J. Riedel.

assistant. ST. PETER'S A.M.: "Successful Marriase." ST. JOHN'S OF NEW UTRECHT A.M.: "Jesus Manifests His Installation of church council. ST.

MATTHEW'S A.M.: The first anniversary of the pastor. ST. JOHN'S (PROSPECT AVE.) A.M. "The Father's Business in the Svnod." M-THOOIST FENIMORE STREET A "Thy Kingdom Come" third In a series of sermons on the Lord's Prayert NOSTRAND-DeKALB A "A Good God in a World Like This." Salvation Army Night with Adj. Lytell Rader as the speaker and with special music by Maj.

Katherine Muller. 39 years a missionary In One of the Monday seminars will Ess. for Arabia. cnimes. 11 win oe usea iur rtu-; for the Kings Zone in the Betn.

lar church services, for the special Lutneran church. 4th and ligious editor NOT LATER THAN NOON THURSDAY. ROPTIST HANSON PLACE A "The Christian's Armament, Where the Weak Are Welcome. TRINITY "Thieves and Bobbers, Danger: Roads." CHRIST A.M.: Sermon by the Pastor. Sermon by the Pastor.

LENOX ROAD A "The Noble Bereans. "More Like the BAPTIST TEMPLE A.M.: "God and the World Crisis, "God. Our Hope Today." KENILWORTH A Salvation Army Day. Ma). Edward Carey, suest preacher P.M.; Sermon by the Rev.

Dr. Alfred Gram Walton of the Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church, guest preacher. KINGS HIGHWAY A "I Am the Good Shepherd P.M.: Capt. Richard Holl ol the Salvation Army, Paterson. guest preacher.

REDEEMER AM: "God and the Averae Man. M. "Handling Our Worries." BMMANUEL A "Such and I Am and Have. EUCLID AM: "The Winner's Feet" "Does God Hate the Japs?" DEAN STREET Mrs. Oia Hanson.

missionary from Burma, puest speaker. "Peace, a By-Product. by the Pastor. LEFTERTS PARK A.M.: "Living Dangerously. ov MaJ.

Rowland Hushes. editor-in-chief of the Salvation Army War Cry. PM Church School Night with drama, Abram and Terah." by children from released time classes. GREENWOOD A "The Law of Splrtual Harvest, by the Rev. Harold F.

Damon of Sayre. Pa. "Anchors for Driven Souls." by Mr Sayre. SIXTH AVENUE A "God Purpose in Suffering." STRONG PLACE A "A Triumphant Faith Italian service, Frank Manis-calco. "Modern Babel." CHRISTIAN FLATBUSH A Maj.

Reginald Martin of the Salvation Army, guest speaker. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ALL CHURCHES A and P.M.: "Life." COMMUNITY CLINTON AVENUE A "Habakktik on His Watch-tower." CONGREGATIONAL OCEAN AVENUE A Annual Salvation Army Day. with addresses by ihp pastor and a representative of the Salvation Army BUSHWICK AVENUE A God's Choice." Firm Foundation." PARK A "Have Faith in the Future. SOUTH A "Evangelism." PLYMOUTH he seven 1 monthly Sunday afternoon musical Qvington in the evening. Roman Gestapo to Churches of Asia?" MANHATTAN vespers lnsnuuea oy ur.

uia-ser witn the Rev Albert Abel of Jack. PROTESTANT son Heights as the leader. and for his Wednesday weekly recitals of contemporary American Baptist hPISCOPAL I i executive director of the National Lutheran Council, will be chief speaker. He will discuss "Lutheran I Solidarity." organ music. Dr.

Long to Talk at Dinner (Hainan; SapttBt (Eliitrrli r7th Street, bet. 6th and 7th Avenges WILLIAM WARD AVER, D.D., Pastor 9:45 Bible School Classes for All Aaes II "Victory Thru Leadership Invincible" 7:30 "The Foe Within" 3 P.M. Dr. J. Oliver Buswell Wednesday.

7:45 P.M. Midweek Service Broadcast 11 and 8 WHN 1050 Kc, MANHATTAN BAHAT CENTRE 4:15 "Is the Unity of Science and Religion Possible?" by Beatrice Irwin. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN A.M Lord. How Long Shall I Cry?" P.M.: Sermon by the Rev. Clarence E.

Boyer of the Madison Sauare Church House, guest preacher. CALVARY BAPTIST A.M.: "Victory Through Leadership Invincible." by the pastor. 3 P.M.: "Can We Believe the Old Faith and the Facts of the New Science?" by the Rev. Dr. Oliver Buswell.

president of the National Bible Institute. "The Foe Within." by the Pastor. 11784 SAINT ANN'S 1942 I nllnlnn an T.lvlnrrettn Blr.M. lev. KAMI EI, M.

DORRANCE, Rector I'NITV UNITY SOCIETY OF BROOKLYN Ida Palmer, guest speaker. rNIVERSAI.IST ALL SOULS A.M: "The Secret of a Dynamic Personality SALVATION ARMY CITADEL (321 ASHLAND PLACE) 11 AM and 8 PM RIDGEWOOD (1347 GREENE AVE) 11 A M. and 8 PM. BUSHWICK 1786 DECATUR ST.) 11AM. and 8PM BEDFORD 1348 FRANKLIN AVE 11 AM.

and 8 P.M. QI'EENS WOODHAVEN METHODIST (WOODHAVENJ A.M.: Sermon bv the Rev. Andrew Matzen of Sanford. guest preacher. P.M.: Lowell Mason Centennial celebration with special music and addresses bv the pastor and Dr.

H. A. Strickland, choirmaster. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN IFOR EST HILLSi 9:30 A.M.: "The Book of Books." 11A.M.: The Undimmed Light." 8.45 "Highlights of the Bible." Presbyterian Of Lutheran Society The 28th annual Ladies Night dinner of the Lutheran Society will be held Wednesday in the Hotel Astor. The Rev.

Dr. Ralph H. Long, Rev. t'l'THBERT PRATT. Curate PRESBYTERIAN FIRST Bahoi R.

Street (Clark Street I. Henry I 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion i 11:00 A.M. Church School 1 11:00 A.M. Morning Prayer Sermon the Rector I 8:00 P.M.

Evening Prayer Mr. Pratt 10:00 A.M. Wed Holy Communion. BAHA'l CENTRE 119 W. 57th St.

8th Floor 4:15 P. M. BEATRICE IRWIN "IS THE UNITY OF SCIENCE AND RELIGION POSSIBLE?" Congregational Ministers: PHILLIPS PACKFR ELLIOTT IIFNRY HOWARD BLACK II A.M. DR. HFNRY SLOANF.

COFFIN "GOD'S MYSTF.KIOIS EDUCATOR" 4 P.M. Vesper Service. Mr. Black "AS A MAN WIl.I.ETH" 7 P.M. Younc People's Society Wednesday, It P.M.

DR. HOWARD V. YF.RGIN "Christians Confront the Nation's Needs" Church of the Holy Apostle Greenwood and Prospect Avenues JOHN WILLIAMS Rector Services 8:00. 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. Divine Science "CHURCH OF THE- OCEAN PARKWAY A.M.: "Ways a Man Can Pray Today." "God's Will for Our Nation." HANSON PLACE CENTRAL A "Our Two P.M.: "The Essential Victory, by Col.

Norman Marshall, chief secretary for the Eastern Territory of the Salvation Army: Sacred Musical Festival sponsored by the Territorial Staff Band of the Salvation Army BUSHWICK AVENUE AM: Sermon by Col. Norman S. Marshall of the Salvation Army, guest preacher. PM "The Need of Prayer in a World Like GRACE A ll: "Present Tense Salvation." ST JOHN S-AM "How Long?" "Christ the Wav." PARK SLOPE A M. How to Be Growing Christians" PM Mai.

Georgina Greener of Salvation Army Training College, Manhattan. JANES A "Words That Speak." EMRURY- A M. "The Tests of Life P.M.: Adj. Paul Kaiser of the Salvation Army, gues' speaker. NEW YORK AVENUE A The Worth of a Man Creative Action Program: "The Greatest Recent Discovery in Medicine," by Dr.

C. Douglas Sawyer PRESBYTERIAN FLATBUSH A.M.: "The Church In War Time." FORT HAMILTON A "Out of the Running." CLASSON AVENUE A "A Strange CENTRAL A Sermon by the Rec. Francis Kin- lealtng Christian Science Reformed Church of Americo t. Paul's (Eltitrrfj I Church Avenue and St. Paul's Place FLATBUSH I Rev.

HAROLD S. OLAFSON. Rector Holy Communion 8:30 I 11:00 A.M.Morning Prayer and Ser- mon by the Rector I 5:00 P.M. CHORAL EVENSONG NEB HANSON PLACE CENTRAL CHURCH Orpolt L. 1.

R. 11. Slfltimi. nil Subway, to Door Dr. I.

LANE MILLER, Minister 11 A "Our Two Flats" Dr. Miller 8 P.M. Sarrerl Musical Featlval Territorial Stall Band of Salvation Army Male Chorus Soloists Colonel Norman S. Marshall "THK F.SSF.NT1AI. VICTORY" MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE 81th Street and Elchth Avenue EMMET SPEAKS SUNDAY AT 11 A.M.

ON "THE HEALING CHRIST" Reformed Dutch CKurch Flatbush and Church Avenues Founded 1654 Her. J. FREDERIC BERG, Ph.D.. D.D. Mnliter Life AM "The Hush in the Rush of MESSIAH and INCARNATION i Greene and Clermont Avenues The Rev.

ERNEST A. HARDING, Rector I A.M. Holy Communion 9:30 A.M. Church 'School i 11 :00 A.M. Morning Prayer and Ser-I mon.

I L.FRI. NOON LECTURE HOTEL ASTORJ Plvmouth Inrema'ional Fo "is germany coi.lai'mm; within?" Hear Dr. Fifleld speak Bunday at 7:45 on "The Nazi Plan of World Conquest" ond how it's getting olong Sunday ot 1 1 Dr. if i Id preaches on "The Hush in the Rush of Life" A simple, sallsfytiiK wav to find God Musical setting by Plymouth choir Wednesday ot 8:00 Popular Book Review by Dr. Fifield "DAKAR" Emil Lengyel Vital facts about a vital spot Plymouth Church of the Pilgrims "The Citodel of Congregationalism" Oranie and Htrks Brooklyn Heights One of the most accessible churches in Greater New York Subways' Clark (I.R.T.) High 8t.

(IND.l Court 8t. (B.M.T.I French BROOKLYN BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH The First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boston. Mass. Services Are Held In Following Churches' FIRST CHURCH.

New York Ave. and Dean Sunday. 11 A.M.. 8 P.M., 8:15 SECOND CHURCH. 67th St.

bet. 3d and 4th 11 A.M.. 8 P.M.. 8:15 THIRD CHURCH, E. 21st St.

at Albemarle Road. 11 A P.M.. 8:15 P.M. FOURTH CHURCH, 156 Sterlinc Place. Sunday, 11:00 A.M..

Wednesday, 8:00 FIFTH CHURCH. 12th Ave. aild 45th Sun. 11 A.M., 8 Wednesday. 8:15 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOMS First Church 734 Nostrand Avenue Hours, Wed.

to 5. Sun Second Church 7520 Third Avenue Hours, Wed. to 5 Third Church 2150 Caton Avenue Hours. 9-9 30 Wed. to 7.

Sunday. Fourth Church 156 Sterling Place Hours. 9 30-9. Wed. to 6.

3-5 Fifth Church 12th Ave. and 45th St. Hrs. 1 30-5. Tues AThurs.

Sun. 3-5 St. Bartholomew's Church SAINT ESPRIT ffl Sl K2 Service, Sermon in French, 10:45 A.M. Pacific Street, near Bedford Avenue Rev. KERMIT CASTELLANOS, Rector NEW YORK AVENUE New York Dean to Bercen St.

Robert C. Carlson, Minister jt A.M. "THE WORTH OF A MAN" P.M. Creative AMion Protram Fonini Stteak'-r: I'r Jic Sauyrr. M.T.

Siihiect; "Th GrMtut Retent DiMovery in Medielnf 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion 9 45 A.M. Church School Presbyterian 00 A.M. Mornma, Prayer. Litanv i and Sermon by the Rector I WU1T rlil ur ha i -r I 11:00 A.M.

"THE SHINING PATH" Dr. BERG 8:00 M. 'PRAYER AND PROFIT' Mr. LUIDENS FIRST CHURCH Fifth Avenue bet, 11th 12th Sts. ui nun inuUDi.tr Baptist ST.

PAUL'S CHURCH 11 A.M. DR. J. V. MOI.DENHAWER LORD, HOW LONG SHALL I CRY?" P.M.

REV. CLARENCE E. BOYER Wed. P.M. DR.

MOLDENHAWER Greenwood Baptist Church Ethical Culture "Why a World at War? the Nazi Plan of Conauest." FLATBUSH A "When Prayer Becomes Power." TOMPKINS AVENUE A "Life's Inequalities." CENTRAL A "The Power of God EPISCOPAL ST JOHNS 'FORT HAMILTON' A Holy communion, morning prayer and sermon. ST MATTHEWS A The Inner CirclP." by Brig Ralph MiilPr. commanding offirer of the Saivation Army in Northern New Jersey, guest preacher. ST BARTHOLOMEW'S A -What Can We Do With Trouble?" CHRIST 'BAY RHXlEi A Morning prayor and sermon. Evening prayer and sermon.

ST PAUL 8 A STtlmr. by the Rev. Frederlrk H. PM: His Dedication." by 'he Rrv Gregory Mabry, rector. FTHICAL CI I.Tl RE BROOKLYN SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE A The Quaker Way of Life" by Prof Howard Hmtz of Brooklyn College, director of the Brook- Clinton and Carroll Streets and A M.

Ijnv Mame I 11 Unlfmn Mir, mil Sfmum (Kr. Rurceiin) P.M. V.prr. Mnlllallui (lttrlor) Itentwitrtion Interdenominational Unitarian CONGREGATIONAL Seventh Avenue at Sixth Street Dr. JOIIV RAYMOND, Patar 10 A "THE LAW Of SPIRITUAL HARVEST" 7 45 "AnrhoM for Driven Soulu' Rev.

HAROLD F. DAMON Savre. Pa Ouest preaeher 12:05 BIBLE SCHOOL b. Jy a 1 Unity BROOKLYN SOCIETY ETHICAL CULTURE ST. FF.I.IX STREET ri.AYHOl'SE (Near Atlantic Avpnue Station) SUNDAY AT 11:00 A.M.

Professor Howard W. Hinrx "THE QUAKER WAY OF LIFE" (Elmrrh amiwr Pierrepont Street and Monroe Place 11:00 A.M. Ctiiest Preacher Rev. FREDERIC M. TILESTON of Deerfield.

Mas.s. 7:30 P.M. Evenlnd Service in the Chapel CHURCHES Jft UNITY SOCIETY Of Brooklyn. N. Y.

Albee Square ELLA POMEROY, Leader SUNDAY 11 A.M. IDA M. PAI MKR, Speaker OHORCHIB ADDRESSES OAR UNBB tttmtannpllaptiatCEburrl Lafayette Avenue and 8t. James Place II A. At I1FI1II ATION INFANTS SUl.MON "Such as I Am and Have" bv the Rev.

WAYLAND ZWAYER. Minister Other Services The Metropolitan Board for Conscientious Objectors Announces A free consslUtioa semce, with queU-fied advisers, it available (or tkoee who cannot submit to conscriptioa or participate ill war. Such persons are welcome Mondays. Wednesdays or Fridays, 5:30 to 7:30 P.M., at Room 314. No.

2 Stone Street, New York City. Dr. Evan W. Thomaj, Chairman. Community Services CLINTON AVENUE COMMUNITY CHURCH Hanson Plare Baptist Church Clinton and Lafayette Avenues FLATBUSH CHURCH Btv.

WILLIAM E. DUDLEY. D.D. Minister 11:00 A.M. Guest Preacher "When Prayer Becomes Power" Dr.

DUDLEY Hanson Place and South Portland Avenue B. M. T. Brighton local to Cortelyou Road; church three blocks southeast. Or Flatbush Ave.

surface to Dorchester Road; walk west. Dorchester Road and East 18th St. Morninf Worship, 11 Sunday School, 9:45 SPECIAL LECTURE World Conference Kverlastinr Peace When and How? TOMORROW NIGHT (SUN.) AT II P.M. 484 WASHINGTON AV. CHURCH at (iales Ave.

I Clinton-Wash. Ind. Sub.l BROOKLYN ADMISSION FREE CHURCHES 1 Rev. Frederick K. Stamm.

D. I.Mr. Aibert Buchanan. Ahs't 11 00 n'Clork "HARAKKl ON HIS WATCH TOW'fR" Dr. STAMM H.

R. 1IASS. Pastor Services 11:00 A M. 7:30 M. After Glow Services 8:30 M.

B'KLYN BAPTIST TABERNACLE OatM hptwpfn Franklin and Clftsson Rfv. ROBERT McCAUL. Pastor 11 and 8 Baptist TOMPKINS AVENUE Eighth Avenue Noitrand Avenue and Dean Street Blhle School 2:45 P.M. Mid-Week Servlcs and Bibls Stud; Every Wednesday at I P.M. All Welcom BEDFORD CHURCH GEORGE WELLS ARMS.

D.D.. Pastor W. HARVEY JENKINS. Assistant Pastor 10:45 A.M. "MAN'S PLACE IN GOD'S PLAN" 8:00 P.M.

"PLACING THE SECOND ADVENT" Dr. Arms will preach at both services Take I.R.T. or Indrp. Subway or Tompkins Avenue and McDonough Street MORNING, 11:00 Midweek, 8:00 Independent Subway to Kingston Avenue Tompkins Avenue surface car to door. Minister: Rev.

ALFRED GRANT WALTON, DD. 11:00 A M. "LIFE'S INEQUALITIES" Dr. WALTON Bergen St. Surf act to Nostrand Ave.

Plan to have your SERVICES announced regularly during the LENTEN SEASON ON THE CHURCH PAGE FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS TEb-EPHONE Religious Advertising Department The Brooklyn Eagle MAin 4-6200 THIRD AND FLATBUSH AVENUES Rev. CLARENCE S. RODDY, Minister 10 30 A.M. 'GOD AND THE WORLD CRISIS" Bible School 12 Noon All Invited 7:30 PM. D.

(II HOPE TOD A Hrtiitftfttl Baptismal Service 7 P.M. URGE TEMPLE CHOIR CORNELIUS VAN RFES. Minister of Music MIDWfUt PRAYF.R SERVICE 7:45 P.M. Wednesday 4 'Memorial REMSEN 4 CLINTON 8T8 ri Hancock Street between Bedford and Franklin Avenues SUNDAYS. 1100 LAFAYETTE AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Lafayette Avenue at South Oxford 8treet Dr.

ALVIN E. MAGARY, Minister 11:00 Communion Address T45 "THE BIRTHDAYS OF DEMOCRACY" January 20, i January la, 1731 I tick West of Rnroufh Hil CENTRAL CHURCH Ministers: Rev, Moses Richardson Lovell, D.D. Rev. lohn I- Foster II AM "THE POWER OF GOD" Rev. Moses Richardson l.ovell, fl TV Pridiy.

Jan 23 Public Bonk Review BOO pm. Church Parlor Windpl" Mary llen Eighth Avenue Subway to PranUin Avenue Rev. E. Sim mons, 0 0., Pastor Subway to Atlantic. Pacific.

Hoy t-6chermer horn or Netina Street 11 Mill A.M. "LONELY PEOPLE" Is. 00 P.M. Major Arkett et the Salvation Army 4.