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BROOKLYN EAGLE, SATURDAY, MARCH 1ft, 1939 Telephone 4 in 4 6200 For Claitified Ad Retult Visions of Greater Service By Emmanuel Baptist Church Seriiion Topics St. Paul's Flatbush TripIeAnniversary Mid Lent Sunday to be observed omorrow marks a triple anniver Says Persecution Can't Halt Truth Christ Will Prevail, Rev. Harold S. Miller Declares in Sermon BEVERLY A "Looking for That Blessed Hope P.M "The Bible Reveals I he Way of Comfort and S'rengthWhen Enveloped by Trouble and Faced by Defeat PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL ST CEOROE8 Confirmation service The Rt. Rev.

Ernesi Milmore Sures. bishop of thg Dlocesa of Long Island. ST. ANN'S "Lif anj Religion: The Imperfect World Mr. Dorrance "Lent Mr.

Mitton. HOI 1 TRINITY A "In the Place of Ood" Dr Mellsh, "Such Luva Satis Others'' Mr. Daily Holy Week Lenten Services Dramatic Presentations In Colorful Programs In Albee Theater Series The annual wriwi of Holy Week trrvicM sponsored by the Brooklyn Church and Mission Federation will again be held in the Albee Theater by courtesy of the management. Thi year all three Good Friday services, with the Service of the Cross, will be held at the theater Instead of having the cirly service Weekday Services In Boro Churches Brooklyn churches of all denom GERMAV EVANGELICAL 10 A Die Wunder Speisung Der ma service. 11 AM: "The Bread of Life." English service REDEEMER A M.

Morality In Bearch of Adventure." BKTIILEHKK' 'Cortelyou Road A Six Thousand Angels." MLTHODIST BUPHWJCK AVENUE "Th Master's Consecration and Girl Scout service. National Scout speakers. NOSTRAND DEKALB A "Stand Still and See." Ml "A Vindication of Fontiua Pilate." "Methodist Unification." Mrs Chsrle H. Bardie, guest speaker. CROPSEY AVENUE 4.

ii "Building the Community." Dr. J. Henry Carpenter, Brooklyn Church and Misalon Federation. Community service. PAPK SLOPE AM "Thj Passion of Christ: That They Should Be Overcome." 7 "Wnen Ood Moves a Human Heart." HANSOV PLACF CENTRAL A "The Inner Circle." "Arab J.

and Briton Face the Cross in Palestine." OCFAW PARKWAY A.M. "Joseph: Pottphar'i Wife and Prison P.M "Is Communion Possible?" Men's mint. PROSPECT AVENUE A "The Greatest Path tn Ood." "Ood World In Shadows." VANDKPVEER PARK A "Splrltua, Extravagance." FEMMOKE STREET A.M.; "Not Treasury But Treasures." "Jesus and the Birds," junior ser moj. P.M.: "Prom Bethlehem to Cslvary," Mrs. Bowen.

guest speaker. NEW YCRK AVENUE A "Way Truth Life." EMBl'RY A "Ood Versus the Glorious Gospel." JANES A M. "Partnership." Union service Dr Alfred Grant Waltjp guest preacher. ST. I'AHK'S A.M "The Requirements of Christianity." PRESBYTERIAN HOMECRE8T A "Give Ye Them to Eat." Loyalty Sunday.

"When Life Tumbles In." THhOol AVENUE "The Significance of the Insignificant PM: "Whv I Am Chriatlan." CENTRAL A "Unde Thla Pulpit." 7 PM. "The Christian's Attitude Toward War." Leroy Bllimen. P.M.: "The Carea of Datlv Ufa." IRVIf.O SQUARE A "The Conoueat of gvil." DUKYKA A.M.: "A Righteousness That Does Not Count." "The Parables of Chriat." WELLS MEMORIAL am: "8to, and Liaten." "Snlrlttlsl Cura for F.ilnre" STREET A.M.: "The Fourth and Fifth Word From thi Cross: Forsaken and Communion service. P.M "The Mastet and Musle UNION CHURCH OF BAY RIDGE a.m.: wns: to Believe About Man." P.M.: "The Kingdom of Ood and History." review of literature. BEDFORD A "Consecration Sunday." "The Christian and Amusements," Bible course.

LAFAYETTE AVENUE A M. communion aervice. "The Four Horsemen of the Apoc alvDse FOR HAMILTON am: "The Bibles News Reporter." PM "Be Ya Bantlzed FIRST "The Great Experiences of Religion: Communion With Ood 4 P.M.: "Dr. Bchweltiera Africa: The Field ot His Medical Activity." Madame Albert Schweitier, guest sneaker. MEMORIAL A.M.: "Can the Church Save the World?" TriDle anniversary tervire SPENCER MEMORIAL Anxious in Nothing." "sifted as Wheat." Methodis? Episcopal METHODIST I EPISCOPAL CHURCH BS Hanson Plaen Pontrnl Methodist Episcopal Church wpu.ilo L.

s. it. jc. Btatton Subways at door DR. J.

LANE MILLER, Pastor 11 A.M. "The Inner Circle" P.M. "Arab. Jew and Briton Face the Croaa In Paleatine" Illustrated with pictures In color. NOSTRAND DeKALB Nostrand Ava.

and Qulncy St. CABL A. BERGSTEN. Minister 11:00 "Stand Still And See" 7:45 ADDRE8S: "A Vindication of Panting Pilate" Special: Herbert Thorkelson, Trombonist Interdenominational Selicoa topies for this eelaenn MI'ST ate In the hands of the Bellaiona Editor not later than Thursday noon. Sunday.

March 19, 1939 BAPTIST BUShWICK AVENUE A ai. "Satisfactions of the Soul." "rie Resicreth My Soul." BAP 1 1ST TEMPLE A M. "Stewatdthlp of Life Pal "Dying Wolds of Famous Men: 'Pull Down tba Curtain, the Farce la REDEEMER A.M "Christianity at a Bargain." "Lifts Greatest Poaseslions: My Religion EAST END 5 50 P.M.: Ouest speaker. Evangelist Mlchaei Walsh, Mens Bible Class TRINITY "Th' Barren Fig Tree." P.M. "Fifth Word From tbe Cross: I Thlrsl." LENCA ROAD AM "Thr Man Who Car rill the Crosses "Dlvini Judgment and Mercy." IUCI.ID A "The New Spelling of Obey." Suffering KEN1LWORTH A.M "Putting First Thinn First." Mr.

"The Miulon of the Cross," Mr. Wilson HANSON PLACE A.M.: 'Hor to Know the Trulh." "Four of Folks." GREFKE AVENUE A "He Opened Not His Mouth." P.M. "What, the OoanelV GRACE A.M "God a Sympathy." "Oosottl Meaaaee." EMMANUEL AM. "The Church of Christ." Pint uniteo service BROOKLYN TABERNACLE am uuest speaker. B.

F. Musselwhlte. P.M.: Why Baptists Practice Immersion OI tsenevera only. A.M "Taking Sides P.M "The Four Beasti of Daniel SIXTH AVENUE a THe Coming of the Bridegroom P.M.: "Where Is Heaven and Who Are Oolns There" STRONO PLACE "Th. Church With a Distorted M.

"The Protection Provided In an Ancient Peace Pact." CHRISTIAN FLATBUSH A.M. Oueat speaker. Dr. Robert M. Hop kin World's Sunday School As aocialiun CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ALL CHURCHES A.M.

and P.M.: 'Matter." COMMI'NITV CHI ECH CLINTON AVENUE "The Task of the Chrlstlsn Com munlty CONGREGATIONAL OCEAN AVENUE A "The Healing of Faith," Dr. Miller. "Com to the East," Junior sermon, Mr. Wells. FLATBU8H A Ouest preacher.

Dr. Frederick Fagley 4:30 PM "When the storm Winds Blow." CENTRAL A "The Man Who Wash id His Hsndf P.M "Hindu Praetlci and Life." Swaml Nikhl'anandi, Ramakrls a Vlvekananda Center. TOMi'KINS AVENUE AM: "Things Fundamental: Loyalty to Truth." LEWI? AVENUE A.M "After John's Imprisonment." RUOBY "Havg Yen Found a Position? Following the Cross." BUSHWICK AVENUE A.M "Friends of Christ." "Chrlat and the Devil" CHURCH OF THE EVANGEL A.M.; "Jesus our Leader." LUTHERAN ST. STEPHEN'S A "There a Land P.M "The Wav of the Cross." 8T. PAUL'S IRodney St.l 10 A.M.: "Was 1st Wahrhelt." German service 11 I "Listening In on Jesus' Prever 'or ur English service.

Ol. LUKE 8 A.M The Church at Work." ST. PAUL'S (Palmetto St.l "Peter's Confeasion: Thou Art the Christ Son of the Living Ood." iitin song service. BrlrHflNY (. PM Sacred musle recital.

ST MATTHEW'S "Job and His Friends: Bildad's Mesaagt." "The Parable of the Wheat and the Tarex 1 ST (Prospect Ave IS A.M "Jesus Oeboren von der Jungfi au Maria." German service. 1' A.M.: "I Believe That Jesus Was Born ofthe Virgin Mary." Interdenominational "DANGER AMERICA AWAKE! U. Feltllllg, a 8r.il Prtfhety Taeay!" Sunday tiioht. llarrh IS, it lap tt BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC VENDEN BROS. IVfUV SUNDAY JJ as TM Maralag.

I H.JO TV Fl IN Itll kt. Interdenominational at TY lnationa will continue their weekday Lenten services, many with guest preachers. At Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Clinton and Montague the noonday community services will have as preachers for the coming week: March 20 The Rev. Benjamin F. Wyland, South Congregational.

March 21 Dr. Frederick M. Elliott, president, American Unitarian Association. March 22 The Very Rev. Arthur B.

Kinsolvlng, Cathedral of the Incarnation, Garden City, L. organ recital by Ruth Tressel. March 23 The Rev. William L. Wunsch, Church of the Neighbor.

March 24 Dr. Herbert Field, Flatbush Presbyterian. Many Lutheran churches hold both German and English Lenten weekday services, choosing different evenings. At Bethlehem Church, Cortelyou Road and E. 7th a series of Lenten pictures will be used as the basis for sermons, copies of the pictures being distributed to the congregation.

Episcopal churches us a rule have guest preachers for their weekday services, sometimes Episcopal rectors and sometimes from other denominations. On Monday afternoon at St. Matthew's Church Dr. William C. Salisbury of Janes Methodist will preach on March 20; Dr.

Alfred Grant Walton of Tompkins Avenue congregational on March 27, and Dr. Charles Schweikert of Trinity Baptist on April 3. Episcopal preach ers win officiate on Friday evenings, tne Rev. Wolcott W. Ellsworth on March 24, and the Rev.

Thomas Settle, Church of the Nativity, on Marcn 31. At Duryea Presbyterian Church where a new type of Lenten program is being followed, covering many different ages and subjects, the subject on Wednesday afternoon will be "Shirley Goes to Boggs" at the fam ily service. In the evening, "The World Problem in the Crusade for the Return of God in will be discussed by Dr. William Clark Duff, pastor. The Lutheran Chorus of Brook lyn, Jacob Ehm, director, is giving a series or presentations of "The Seven Last Words, of Christ" (Dubois).

On Tuesday evening the cantata will be sung at St. James Lutheran Church, Ozone Park. At Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church, Dr. Alvln E. Magary will continue his series on "Vital Matters or Today" with the subject on Wednesday night "War and Peace." He will discuss pacifism, the New Testament and the soldier, and the United States in case of war.

At Plymouth Church of the Pil grims Alexander Finta will speak at tne rnaay evening service on Sculpture as a Pathway to God." Dr. J. Stanley Durkee will speak at tne worsnip service on "Jesus the Physician." First Presbyterian Church will close its University at the Church on Wednesday night with Clayton Hamilton speaking on "American History in the American Harold E. Fey on "America's Foreien the Rev. L.

Bradford Young on "The Presbyterian Episcopalian Negotiations," and Dr. Jean A. Cur ran on "Religion and Medicine From the Standpoint of the Physician." be adopted by the united groups. Marcy Avenue young people have a traditional Easter communion which we will adopt this year. Emmanuel has a Memorial Day picnic and Marcy a Labor Day conference, both of which we will continue.

At Williamsburg, Dr. Lord organized a Boys' Brigade some years ago, which has uniforms, although a military organization. At a recent service 75 boys were present. This is too valuable an asset to the neighborhood to give up. We are keeping to this promise in all our planning.

We will hold to all that is good and that seems to fill a need in the united congregation, and develop new projects of service as circumstances prompt as time goes on. With decreased overhead and increased resources of money and membership there would seem great possibilities for the future in extended service to Congregational for business people at the Hanson Place Central Methodist Church, as was done last year. The services will be held each morning at 11 o'clock, with Good Friday hours, 7:45, io and 11 o'clock. In addition to the regular services. In which clergy of all denominations participate as presiding officer, Scripture reading, prayer and short address, two dramatizations will be presented by the WPA Federal Theater Project.

"Christ in Geth will be presented on Mon day and Tuesday and "In Pilate's Court on Wednesday and Thursday. These will lead up to the climax of the the Cross Service Good Friday, with the Rev. Martin Paul Luther as the reader of the Passion 8ervice. Pantomime will be an added feature this year. Holy Week Drama Both dramas have been written by Nancy Longnecker of First Presbyterian Church and Lester Lonergan Jr.

"Christ in Gethsemane" dramatizes the scene where Jesus' three disciples await their Lord as he prays alone in the garden. Off stage voices of Jesus and the rabble come to take him are heard. The entrance of the mob, headed by Judas, closes the drama. The miisic of the Crucifixion accompanies the drama. "In Pilate's Court" pictures the trial of Jesus, the pleas made to Pilate by bath Jesis" friends and enemies, and the dramatic washing of hands by Pilate as he disavows any responsibility for the crucifixion of Jesus.

Music for Services Music for the services will be provided by the Brooklyn Lutheran Chorus, Jacob Ehm, director, each day through Thursday. On Good Friday the American Legion Male Chorus and the American Legion's Auxiliary Chorus will sine. Alvah Nichols will direct the singing. The Aida Brass Quartette will play for the Cross Service. Ruth Harsha will be the organist for the week.

The Easter Dawn Service will follow the traditional program ut Prospect Park, with the Knights Templar Commanderies as guard of honor and the Salvation Army Band leading the music. The Rev. Herbert H. Peters of German Evangelical Church will speak; the Rev. Henry C.

Whyman will deliver the prayer and Sir Knight Charles Grosch of the Knights Templar will read the Scriptures. Holy Week Program The clergy to deliver the addresses, prayers and Scripture lessons for the daily services will be, respectively: Monday. April 11 a J. Stanley Durkee. the Rev.

William w. Dlckln on. the Rev. Charlei Bloodiood. Christ In Gethsemane," drama.

Tuesday. April 4. 11 a m. The Rev. Clarence 8.

Roddy, the Rev. John O. Addy. th Rev. David T.

Atwater. "Christ in Gethsemane." drama. Wednesday. April B. 11 a (Big eiiter Day) The Rev.

Paul B. Schmidt, the Rev. Thomea E. Davidson, the Rev John M. Coltnan.

"In Pilate's Court." drama. Thursday. April 11 a m. Dr. Alvln Msjary.

the Rev. Benjamin C. Bent ley, Adjutant John Ertckson. "In Pllate'a Court." drama. Good Friday, April 7, 7:45 a The Rev Hugh D.

Darale. the Rev. Carlton P. Hubbard, the Rev. John I.

Gannon. Cross Service. Cood Friday. 10 a m. The Rev.

Moses Richardson Lovell, the Rev. M. B. 81 monson. the Rev.

James B. Adams. Cross Service. Oood Friday. 11 a.m.

Dr. Arthur Bruce Moss, the Rev. Ernest F. Youtl. the Rev' William a.

Clark Duff, dross Service. Sacred Music Recital At Epiphany Church The volunteer choir of Epiphany Lutheran Church, Lincoln Place and Rogers will present a program of sacred music tomorrow night, directed by Charles Bigelow Ford, organist and choirmaster. The. program will include both classical and modern selections, including "Glorious Things of Thee," by Mr. Ford.

The pastor, Dr. Theodore G. Hartwig will hold a brief devotional service. The choir officers are Wil helmina Blerschenk, Mary Meeker Monahan, Helen Tallardy and John Burlein. The recital will emphasize the recent embellishments of the "Melchers' Memorial Organ" of the church.

Baptist sary at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Flatbush. The church was organized in 1836 with a small wooden structure as its first church building. On Mid Lent Sunday, March 31, 1889, Dr. Townsend Glover Jackson came to the church as rector and served for 30 years.

Under hi? leadership the church grew to one of the largest parishes in Diocese of Long Island and is now the largest with membership exceeding 1.800. On Mid Lent Sunday, March 19. 1902, the present edifice was dedicated by the Rt. Rev. Frederick Burgess, then Bishop of the Diocese.

On March 22. 1914, aso Mid Lent Sunday, Bishop Burgess consecrated the building after its being entirely freed from debt and other incumbrances. The rector, the Rev. Harold 8. Olafson, has included in the church bulletin tomorrow a special letter noting the three anniversaries and their special significance to St.

Paul's. Memorial Church 72d Anniv ersary Memorial Presbyterian Church, 1th Ave. and St. John's Place, will observe three anniversaries tomorrow at the morning service. The day marks the 72d anniversary of the founding of the church; the 56th anniversary of the erection of the present church building; and ths beginning of the 6th year of the pastorate of the Rev.

Ralph Conover Lankier. Mr. Lankier will speak on "Can the Church Save the World?" Memorial Church was organized in Prospect Place in 1867 and has been served by seven pastors. The Rev. John Barlow who served the church 23 years, the Immediate predecessor of Mr.

Lankier, is the only former pastor now living. The present building was dedicated in February, 1883. Many Improvements, memorials, and gifts have been added through the years to increase the beauty and efficency of the church and parish house. SUFFOLK UTTI WHITE CHURCH IN THE WILnwoOD Huntington) i "The Way ot the the nev. nanes Anderson, guest speaicer BLUE POINT BAPTIST A "The Abolition of Cemeteries." MANHATTAN CALVARY BAPTIST A "Lente i Message." Dr.

Ayer. 3 PM. Guest evangelist. Olpsy Smith. 7 30 P.M.: Guest evangelist, Gipsy Smith.

FIR 2 1' PRESBYTERIAN AM "The Abomination of Desolation. Choral and organ musical aervice; modern music. INCLINATION EPISCOPAL A.M "Wha'. Is This Christianity An Adventure." "Stabat Mater" (Hensehel). Lent.n service.

BAKA'I CENTRE 4:1 "New Ideals In World Cltizen Beatrice Irwin. GLAD TIDINGS TABERNACLE 3 P.M "The Whole Gospel What Is it?" Mr Brown. 7:30 P.M: "The Lost Battle," Mrs. Brown. Spiritualist ptrttuaitat CHILD OF GRACE CHURCH 598 Psciflc Street Between Pourth end Plstbush Avenues GRACE RAPISARDA Services and Message PtI.

jj P.M.; Tuesdsy snd Priday. 2 P.M. SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. Inc. Medium Mrs.

Leo. 381 WyckoM Ave. nesr Myrtla Ave. (opposite King Kullen Marketi at Myrtle and 14th St. tubway station.

Message to all Sunday. Monday. Thursday. Prldav 8 P.M Wednesday 10 A.M.. 2 and PM ALL WELCOME STEPHEN K0EHL.

G. A. S. 1J8 riatbush Ooo. E.

tilth St. Services Tkars. and FrL, P.M. Uniiorlon Cjiiirrlj oi tift fcaoinur Plerrepont Street and Monroe Piaca 11 00 A Rev. John Howland Lathroo "Hew Our Religious Freedom Cans Akaut 7 30 Rev.

Edward J. Manning Unity UNITY SOCIETY Of Brooklyn, N. Y. 8 Albee Sojuara Francis J. Oable.

Sneaker 11 A M. "INHERITING BLESSINGS" MANHATTAN CHURCHES Bahal BAH A'l CENTRE 111 415 BEATRICE IRWIN: ideals In World Cit tranship" baptist (Haitian, Saptiat tCIuirrh Street, bet. 6th and 1th Avrnaea WILLIAM WARD AYER, D.D.. Pastor II "Why Could Not We Cast Him Out?" GIPSY SMITH REVIVAL CAMPAIGN MARCH 10 11 Sun. TUB; Dally (enepS sat, I 7:45 P.M.

IJivine Science CHl'BCH Of THE I foaling (Slplat Ave. EMMET F0Xptor 8eaks Saaday at 11 A.M. OB "HEARING THE VOICE OF COD" WED. EVG. LECTURE L.FRI.

NOON t.F.CTI'RB HOTFL ATOrJ JirHtPreBbiitpnanllliurrlj Fifth Ava. ketween 11th and 13th Sts. 11 A Dr. MOLDENHAWER oreaches 00 "The Abomination of Desolation" M. Choral Works bv Modern Composers Wednesday.

8 P.M I.ENTEN LECTURE Dr. MOLDENHAWER speaks on "Some 5niats. Tfteir Words and Wavi" March 2 "SOREN KIERKEGAARD" Youns I ST MATTHEWS A "The Prodigal Son." P.M "John Calvin." 1 ST MARK'S (AJelPhi St Order o' De Molsr service. The Rev. Kermlt Csstellsno, St.

George a Church, Astoria, guest preacher. REFORMED NEW UTRECHT A M. "The Christian Intention: The Missionary." CHM6T A.M.: "Stand and See!" "Two Kinds of Fslth." FLATBUSH A "Cloister and Crowd." Dr. Berg. "The Soirow ol Jesus," Dr.

Brsndt. TWf.LPTH STREET A.M.. "The Pe.iect Humanity of Jesus." "The Undiscauraied Christ." QliEENI CHURCH IN THE OARDENS tForeat Hlllsl A.M "A Lenitr Journey With Jesus His Truth." GRACf EPISCOPAL (Jamaica) A.M.: "The Christian Personality and Ita nee.i uive and to Heceivg, FOL8UM AVENUF METHODIST llilenoairi A.M.. "God's Will Our Weal." PM "Witnesting Christiana." Melville rou p. tne Rev.

Herbert Elliott, leader EMANUlf REFORMED (Woodhaven) A "Th High Art ol Not Paying Attention." PM B07 Scout aervice. Howard Wal ents. Seminarian, guest gpesker. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN iSp'inelield Gardens 1 A M. "A New Earth." "Oolgotra Motion picture service HOI LIS METHODIST A Guest speaker.

Dr. Willlsm H. A1 derso.i superintendent of Brooklyn NtiUi District. "Marchiia With Bunysn In Pll grlm'a Progress: Hindrancea That Pllerlm M.I FIRST PRESBYTERIAN (Jamaica) Am ins uenerosltv of Ood. HOU1S PRESBYTERIAN A "Hk Golden Shore" istalner).

Children's rhnl. urvlr. HOLLI8 AVENUE CONOREOATIONAL "Hor Can These Things Be?" 4 30 P.M.: Vesper service. J. Harvey Walte Ji FIRST METHODIST (Richmond HUD wn.i jcaus at Nazareth." "In LflW, RrvlM 11lih PRESBYTERIAN (Forest Hlllal am: ns: Ale Christianity's Goals?" 5 PM "ASDf'attnn at Ita R.t WOODHAVEN METHODIST am: a strsnge Request: Olv Sests "The Most Beautiful Book Ever Written ORCS LUTHERAN (Forest Hlll a uues preacher, Dr.

8amuel Trexler. UNITARIAN CHURCP OF THE SAVIOUR a.m.. how our Religious Freedom Came About." Dr. Lathrop. "Resource for Living In a Troubled World." Ur U.nnin.

FLATBUSH A "Beliefs of a Unitarian: Thi Godly Man P.M "How Can We Know What Is mini ana What Is Wrong?" IMVEK8AL18T ALL SOULS am. "No Simon of Cyrene." 2:50 P.M.: Young People a field trip. Columbia University: Father George Ford. "Interpretation of the Mas for the Last Supper." MISCELLANEOUS CHURO OF THE" NEIGHBOR Oood Only Outweigh Evil?" ETUCA CULTURE1 SOCIETY a.m.: rran and the Future of Liberty," Jeroma Nithgnun MORAVIAN A "We Would See Jesus." N'Aaaair 8EAFOR1) METHODIST ujoiiim Toward Calvary and Beyond. We Learn How Our Lord Faced Trouble." Morovlon MORAVIAN CHURCH Jay st.

A.M. Rev. Vlel.r G. Fllnn Protestant Episcopal Protestant Episcopal CHURCHES CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY Montague near Boro Hall :30 A M. Holy Communion 11:00 A.M.

School of Religion 11:00 A M. Morning Prayer and SermonMr. Mellsh "IN THE PLACE OF COD" 4 00 Conftrmstlon Class :00 P.M. Evening Prayer and Address Mr. Young "aUCH LOVE SAVES OTHERS" MESSIAH and INCARNATION Orene Ave.

Kt Clermont Ave. The ERNEST A. HARDING. Rector 5 A M. Holv Communion 11 A.M.

Morning Prarer and Sermon 1784 SAINT ANN'S 1939 Clinton and Livingston Streets Ray. Samuel dorrance. Rector Rev. JOHN P. MITTON 8:00 A.M.

Holy Communion. 11:00 A.M. Church School 11:00 A.M Morning Praver Mr. Dorrance 8:00 P.M. Evening Prayer Mr.

Mitton 10 00 AM. Wed. Holy Communion 8 00 P.M. Rev. Jamea A.

Paul. 8t. James' Church. New Yorlc ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Church Avenue and Rt.

Paul's Place PLATBU8H Rev. HAROLD S. OLAFSON. Rector Rev. H.

BOARDMAN JONES. Associate 7:30 Holy Communion 8:30 11 A.M. Morning Service and Sermon "Calm la a City af Confusion" Rector 8 P.M. Evening Service and Sermon The Rev. ARTHUR L.

CHARLES, D.D. ST. MARK'S CHURCH 330 ADELPHI STREET 11 A M. Mornlntr Prayer and Sermon by Rev. Richard Doherty 'OtB.

ENDOWMENTS" 0 P.M. Devotional Day Service Brooklyn Chaper Order of DeMoley Sermon by Rev. Kermlt Cutellanoi Reformed Church of America Reformed Dutch Church Flatbush snd church Avenues Pounded 1054 Rev. Dr. J.

Frederic Berf, Minister Rev. Dr. LeRoj C. Brgnolt, Asst. Minister 11:00 A M.

"Cloister and Crowd" Dr. Berg 8 00 P.M. "The Sorrows of Jesus" Dr. Brandt 8 Rev. John Leslie Hart Says Merger Can Meet Challenge By ESTHER COSTER Emmanuel Baptist Church, Lafayette Ave.

and St. James Place, will celebrate tomorrow the reception into its congregation of members of Marcy Avenue Baptist Church as a result of the recent merger of the two churches The third member of the combined church, the First Baptist Church of Will iamsburgh, will formally Join a el on May the delay being caused by the celebration of its centennial soon after Easter. Although the merger will make possible placing Eev. Jaka Leslie Bart a el at the top of the Baptist Brooklyn list for membership, the expectation being at least 1.500 active members, the pastor, the Rev. John Leslie Hart, says: "This proposition is not to be con sidered in terms of bigness alone, only in so far as greater resources will enable us to present, interpret and apply more adequately the re ligion of Jesus, in tnis day 01 many problems facing a metropoli tan church, if the church ministry is to be vital, its services must be of wider scope than many small churches can render alone.

In this case we are hoping, when these historic churches, each of which has rendered vital service in the past. combine their spiritual and financial resources, the consolidated church can meet a challenge of a new and extended work that no one church can do alone and render a more inclusive, vital and specialized ministry." Healthy Co operation Mr. Hart said that there had been many evidences of a spirit of co operation between the three congregations, even before the formal union had taken place. "One of tin; most outstanding evidences of this," he said, "was the action taken by Emmanuel to abolish the practice of having assigned pews. It was not a case of rentals, simply assignment of preferred pews.

We wished to avoid any possible embarrassment on the part of our new members and to assure them a genuine welcome to their new church home. "We want everybody to feel that this plan is in no sense an absorption of the other congregations by Emmanuel. The other churches, both of which were founded before Emmanuel, and with Emmanuel, are daughters of old Washington Ave nue Baptist Church, had not reached the end of their usefulness, but are coming to join with us in a new work, with a new and more inclusive type of ministry, and great visions of what the future may hold lor the larger body." Mr. Hart said that of course no details of administration had been worked out as yet. "But I like to vision a multiple ministry," he said.

"There should be a ministry of worship, a ministry of education, a ministry of music and a ministry of counsel to meet personal problems, each ministry directed by a man specially fitted for his own type of work, and trained in his own field. Many psychiatrists are now referring cases to religious counsel. Our wills have always been oriented about Jesus. This field of personal counsel is a vital part of the work of the church. We are very proud of our ministry bf music at Emmanuel and have found that the music worship services have increased rapidly in attendance.

To illustrate the efforts at co op eration already made, Mr. Hart spoke of the meetings held by the women, involving exchange of social courtesies and climaxing in a recent luncheon at Emmanuel with 160 women guests from the three churches. The officers have met frequently to form plans for united work in the various fields covered by the women's groups. Good Projects Continued "There may have been some projects identified with the individual churches that may not be wise to continue," said Mr. Hart, "hut there are others, specially with our young people, that are so valuable they will Baptist tmmamtrl SaptiBtCCIinrrli Lafayette Avenue and St.

James Place JOHN LESLIE HART. Minister 11 A.M. Morning Worship and Communion Service Sermon: "THE CHl'RCH OF CHRIST' Christian Science BROOKLYN BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH The First Church ot Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. Services Are Held In Following Churches FIRST CHURCH. New York Ave.

and Dean St 11 A.M., 8 P.M 8:15 P.M SECOND CHURCH. 67th bet. Id and 4th Avrs 11 A.M.. I P.M.. 8:15 P.M THIRD CHURCH, t.

21st Bt. at Albemarle Road. 11 A.M., I P.M., 8:15 P.M. POURTH CHURCH, 15 Sterllnf Place. Sunday, 11 A.M., Wednesday.

I P.M. FIFTH CHURCH, 12th Ave. and 43th Sunday. 11 A.M.. 8 P.M..

8:15 PM CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READINO ROOMS First Church 784 Nostrand Avenue Hour a. 10 8 30. Wed. to 5. sun.

2:10 5:30 Second Church 273 71st Street Hours. 10 8:30. Wed. to 8. 2:30 5 Third Church 2150 caton Avenue Hours.

8 9:30. Wed. to 7. Sunday. 3 8 Fourth Church.

151 Sterling Place Hours. 30 8. Wed. to 8. Sunday, 3 8 Fifth Church 12th Ave.

and 45th St Hours, 1.30 8. 7 8.90. 8 Taking the stoning of Stephen, the first Christian martyr, as his text, the Rev. Harold S. Miller, pastor of the Lutheran Church of the Incar nation, declared that world may persecute or kill those who preach the truth of God but Christ still lives.

He spoke at the community Lenten service yesterday at Holy Trinity P. E. Church, Clinton and Montague Sis. Pastor Miller said in part: "Stephen was a layman assigned to care for widows and orpuhans, but because he also preached the Gospel of Christ and declared that Christ was greater than Moses and the Temple he was condemned by the Jews and stoned. He was stoned because he preached something against the popular belief.

All through the ages men who have stood for truth against popular be lief of their time have been persecuted and often martyred. Many Still Fearleas "The world today has taken a tallspln. Chaos prevails. But this is not the first chaotic period the world has known, it may not be the worst, and it certainly will not be the last. There is one good sign in all this confusion.

There are still those who fearlessly preach the truth of God against all opposition and persecution. The enemies of truth are afraid of the.se preachers of God's Gospel and so they put them In concentration camps or murder them. "God's truth endures forever. You can't defeat God. Even in New York City there are still those who stand up against political and social corruption of the time.

The Cross of Jesus Is not the last word, but an Easter garden." The preacher on oMnday will be the Rev. Benjamin F. Wyland, pastor of the South Congregational Church. Baptist Missions To Be Dramatized The Baptist Home Mission Society will celebrate the completion of 85 years of service to Baptist churches of the United States and Latin America through Its Department of Edifice Funds and Building Counsel, by a meeting at the Baptist Temple, 3d Ave. and Schermer horn on Monday evening.

A pageant, written by Miss Gertrude Fagan of the staff of Riverside Church, will present the history of the society. "A Parade of the States and Territories" will be presented by the Young People's Baptist Union oi Brooklyn and Long Island, dl rected by Iver A. Iverson, president of the union. It will show the growth from the struggling frontier churches to the present time. Dramatization of an early Home Mission Board meeting, where wom en had to be introduced by a minis ter, and one of the present day will also be on the program.

The Temple choir will sing. Guest Preacher Dr. Samuel Trexler, the first pres ident of the United Lutheran Synod of New York, will be guest preacher tomorrow at Grace Lutheran Church, Forest Hills. He is brother of the pastor, the Rev. Charles Trexler, and one of the leading clergymen in the Lutheran denom ination.

the parish, the community and the Christian Church as a whole Emmanuel History Emmanuel Church, organized in 1881, erected and dedicated the pres ent church building in April, Dr. John Humpstone, its first pastor, served until his retirement in 1912. Dr. Avery A. Shaw and Dr.

George A. Clarke successively served the parish until Dr. Clarke's resignation in 1935. Mr. Hart was installed as pastor in 1937 after having served as interim pastor for a season.

The property includes adequate facilities for all types of church activity and represents a total investment over the vears of more than $500,000. Details of financial adjustments have yet to be worked out by the united boards. The enlarged program is expected to involve an Increased church staff, but nothing definite has been done along this line as yet. Congregational CAR LINES B. M.

T. Brighton local to Cortelyou Road, church three blockg southeast. Or Flatbush Avenue surface to Dorchester Road, walk west. DISCUSSION OROUPS Sunday Evenings FRIENDLY HOUR Friday 8 00 H. Eighth Avenue Subway or Fulton 'L" to Franklin Avenue Fulton subway or 'L' or surface to Tompkins, wslk one block north: church Is on Also Hslsey and Nostrand Avenue surface cars.

Tompkins Avenue surfsce ear door. LENTEN SERVICES ffllfurrij of tjyr iafnlij Gfrimfy Montague and Clinton Streets 12:05 TO 12:30 P.M. SPEAKERS: March 20 Benjamin F. Wyland March 21 Frederick M. Eliot March 22 Very Rev.

Arthur B. Kinsolving March 24 Rev. William L. Wunsch March 25 Rev. Herbert H.

Field, D.D. Under Committee of Many Churches 0)NGIlEGAnONAI CHURCHES jj Presbyterian ADDRESSES CHURCHES THE BAPTIST TEMPLE Third and Flatbush Avenues Rev. CLARENCE S. RODDY, Minister 10:30 A M. "STEWARDSHIP OF LIFE" Bible School 13 Noon All Invited 7:30 P.M.

"PULL DOWN THE CURTAIN. THE FARCE IS OVER." Ia life bat a faree? If ao, who ia responsible? Can we make life a triumph? Who holds the answer? LARGE TEMPLE CHOIR CORNELIUS VAN REES. Minister of Music MIDWEEK PRATER SEE VICE Wednesday, 1:45 P.M. Subway to Atlantic, Pacific, Hoyt Schertnerhom or Nevlns street Dorchester Road and East 18th 8t. Morning Worship, 11 Two Services 11:00 A M.

4:30 P.M. FLATBUSH Congregational Church Rev. William E. Dudley, D.D., Minister 11:00 A.M Dr. Frederick L.

Fagley Special Gneat Preacher 4:30 P.M. Community Vespers Speaker: Dr. DUDLEY Vested Choirs Both Services A hearty welcome to all visitors CHURCHES I the Presbyterian Mid week Service and Bible Study Every Wednesday Night at 8:00 o'clock All Welcome LAFAYETTE AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Lafayette Avonua at So. Oxford Strut Dr. ALVIN MAGARY, Minister 11:00 Holy Communion 7:45 "Tho Four Horsemen of th Apocalypsa." Madame Albert Schweitzer Wife of the eminent medical missionary at Lambarene.

Africa, will give an Illustrated lecture on: "DR. SCHWEIT7ER AFRICA: THE FIELD OF HIS MEDICAL ACTIVITY'' guaoay. Marsh 19. at 4 P.M. at the First Presbyterian Church Henrv Street fClark 81.

I R. T. a Cordial Invitation Is fcxtcnded JLllll BEDFORD CHURCH GEORGE WELLS ARMS. D.D.. Pastor 10:45 A M.

"CONSECRATION SUNDAY" 8 00 M. SUNDAY NIGHT BIBLE COURSE "The Christian and Amaacanenla" Dr. Arms will preach at both aervlcrs Orange and Hicks Streets First Brooklyn Station Seventh Ave. and Eighth Ave. Bubwayg PLYMOUTH PILGRIMS Jfmfsfere.

1. Stanley Durkee Arthur M. Crawford 11:00 A Dr. J. Stanley Durkee "Who Were the Robbers?" 7:45 P.M.

Dr. Mousheng Ua aid Mr. Sekl Sana "The Far Eastern Conflict" Hear the Famous Plymouth Choir Nostrand Avenue and Dean Street Morning Worship 10:45 Evening Worship 8 00 P.M. Spencer 'Memorial :4 Mm fteatsea and Cllnten Street Bleck West at Saraulh Hall Rev. F.

E. ftlmmona, D. D. Dr. Artkar Blllinga Hani, Musical Director 11 AM.

"ANXIOUS IN NOTHING" 8 P.M. "SIFTED AS WHEAT" Chorus Choir 50 Voices Devotional Service. Wednesday, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Henry Btrett (Clark St. X. R.

Ministers: Rev. PHILLIPS P. ELLIOTT Rev. GALE WINTON KNOLF 11 A.M. Sermon by Mr.

ELLIOTT "Tht Great Expereneti of Religion: fIV) COMMUNION 'WITH GOD" 4 MMr. ALBERT SCHWEITZER 7 P.M. Young Peonle'i Society Speaker; Mist Lurille Wheeler 8 P.M "University at the Chirrh' Speakers; Mr. Clay Ion Hamilton. Mr.

Harold Fev, Rev, Bradford Young. Dr. iJean A. Curran and Mr. Elliott.

Huntmgioa Woodman, Organ)! Hancock Street bttween Bedford and Franklin Avenues CENTRAL CHURCH Moses Richardson Lovell, Minlater Olln A. Lewis. Associste Minister Harold C. Vernon. Assistant Minister 11:00 A.M.

"The Men Wka Washed Hla Hands" 9 45 A.M. Bible School 7:45 PM Young People's League SWAMI NIKHILANANDA Greenwood Baptist Church Sovonth Avenue at Sixth Street Dr. John Raymond, Pastor 10:30 A.M. "Taking Sides" BIBLE SCHOOL 12:05 7:46 P.M. "The Four Beasts of Daniel's Vision" Prof.

Alvah Nichols Quartette Choir Community Services CLINTON AVENUE COMMUNITY CHURCH Clinton and Lafayett Avenues Rev. Frederics K. Stamm. D.D. Ministers Mr poweu.

Assistant 11 o'clock Service Tka Task the Christian Commanlty" Ot. sternai iiiw iieuyiuus ruyes ot ma t.iNV.nnotJ ruiu IMPROVED Brooklyn Eagle offer unusual opportunities for making contacts outside of your present congregation. Plan to have your services announced regularly On the CHURCH PAGE For Furthtr Particular! Tlphon Religious Advertising Department Th Brooklyn EaaU MAin 4 6200 TOMPKINS AVENUE Ministers Rev. ALFRED GRANT WALTON, D.D. Rev.

WAYNE A. NICHOLAS 11:00 A.M. "THINGS FUNDAMENTAL" IV, "Loyalty to Truth" Tompkins Avenue snd MacDonough Street MORNING, 11:00 'V,.