Seventh-day Adventists Reply On Sabbath Controversy
W W Prescott, for Seventh-day Adventist clergy of Washington, sends a public letter to Bishop Henry Y Batterlee arguing against Sunday observance as a civil institution. The letter restates Protestant principles denying civil magistrate supremacy in faith, cites Spires protest, Luther, and Aubigne, and urges adherence to the biblical Sabbath as God’s command.
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W. W. Prescott
Washington
Righ
Henry Y Flatterlee
Prescott
Henry ¥. Batterlee
Washington Post
Supreme Court of the
United States
Church Fathers
Kent
Deareir
Brother
Jorda
Holy Christian Church
Holy Church
Hell
D'Aubyne
Charles V
Jesus Christ
Primitive Church
Luther
Henry VII
England
France
Ireland
Christ
St. Paul
Seventh-day Adventist Ministera of
Sunday Church Services in Washington DC Parish List
A long list of Sunday services across many churches in Georgetown and Northwest DC. Including St John, Incarnation Parish, St Marys, Grace Church, St Michael and All Angels, St Mark, Ascension Pro-Cathedral, Epiphany, Advent, Epiphany, St James, Waugh and other churches. Details include service times, holy communion, morning prayers, sermons, Sunday schools, choirs, and notable conductors and preachers. A note invites visitors to all seats.
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St. John’s Church
Georgetown
O Street
Frederick B. Howden
George G. Daland
Grace Church
M Streets
Dr Pettis
G C. Hall
St. Michael and ‘All Angels’ Church
Twenty-second Street
Fastrget Northwest
Willams R. Turner
Joseph Harrison
Daisy
Bessie Harrison
Henry White
David & Corser
New Hampshire
St. Mark's Church
Third Ami Astream
Holy Communion
New York Avenue
Fourth Street
Richard P Willams
C. H. Holmead, Jr
Trinity Church
Third
C Streets
Richard P.williams
James W. Morris
D. D
Brazil
Church of the Advent
Second
U Streets
le Droit Park
Edward M. Mott
Haly Communion
Thomas Peter
Christ Church
D. C
James H. W. Blake
L. D
Washington
K A. m
As Ish
Church of the Epiphany
G Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
R. H. McKim
John D. la Mothe
James Mecbride Sterrett
Sundsy-gehool
Vis
St. Paul's Church
Twenty-third Street
Washington Circle
Alfred Harding
Enoch M. ‘Thompson
Hughson
District of
Asheville
N. C
First Church
John Marshall Place
North- West
Donald ©. MacLeod
St Paul's
Eleventh
H Streets
John T. Huddle
Church of the Reformation
Pennysylvania Avenue
Second Street
W. E. Parson
Zion's Evangelical Church
Corner Sixth
P Streets
KH. P. Bergner
Luther League
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Fifteenth and
Hrstresta Northwest
Traders National Bank
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tenth Street Northwest
The Epworth League and Western Presbyterian Church Notices
A lengthy church notices page lists Epworth League prayer meetings at 7:30 p.m. and multiple Sunday services. It names West Street and Presbyterian churches with pastors W Colexander D D, Dr Rendall, J T Kelly D D, Donald MacLeod D D, and others. Also advertised are dates for a semi-centennial celebration January 13 to 15 with talks, receptions, and anniversary sermons by various pastors and guests.
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Mount Ziog
Twenty-ninth Street
O Street
B. T. Perkins
Jeremiah Lodge
Epworth League
Trinity Church
Seward Square
Fifth Street
J. Co. Nicholgoes
M. Epworth
Roxie
L Presbyterian
West Stret Church
F Street
W. Colexander
D. D
Western Church
Nineteenth
Rendall
Hiie
S.C
J. T. Kelly
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Bilder Lewis
Denham
Western Presbyterian Church
Donald C. MacLeod
First Presbyterian Church
Benjamin B. Bittinger
Scott F. Hershey
Ninthtreet
Ninth
D Streets
E. B. Bagby
R.D. Winters
Restor
Vermont Avenue
F. D. Power
Christian Eandeavor
Foreign Mission
Mm. Ramsins
Dr. Macklin
China
Seventh day Adventists Host Meeting on Sabbath Reform
A public meeting at the Pythian Temple on Ninth Street NW is planned for Sunday January 8 at 730 pm to discuss Sabbath and Sunday laws. The event promotes Biblical prophecy, liberty and a Sunday boycott, inviting all interested in the debate. Admission fee appears to be nominal.
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Memorial Seventh-day Adventist
Hurch
Twelfth and
M Streets
Pythian Temple
Ninth Street
Carnegie Library
George B.inhompson
Lath R Warren
Washington
Pophecy
Friends of Jesus
Champions of Truth
Seventhday Adventists
Ninth Street Northwest
The
International Vedanta
Albert S. Dulin
Evangelical and religious lectures and services listed
Church notices announce Sunday schools led by Rev. J H Cooper and multiple evangelistic services nightly next week. Events include lectures by Elder Roland Hazard on Prayer and Vedanta talks by Albert S Dulin at various venues, with free seats and no collections.
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Grace Church
Thirteenth
Corcoran Streets
J. E. A. Doermann
Norstay
Luther Place Memorial Church
Thomas Circle
J. G. Butler
U. P
J. H. Cooper
BP. m
Benlor
Colored Evangelical Christian Science Church
Grey’s Hall
Odd Fellows
M Street
Sixteenth
Seventeenth Streets
Roland B. Hazard
HEBREW FAIR AND BAZAAR IN WASHINGTON
Arrangements for the Washington Hebrew Congregation fair and bazaar at the Washington Light Infantry Hall during February advance beyond expectations. Donations arrive daily, with autographed books from Roosevelt and Hay among gifts. Committees plan decoration, voting, and printing for a creditable souvenir program. An upcoming meeting will be held in the temple vestry.
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Washington
Washington Light Infantry Hall
Mercantile Club
Joseph Strasburger
Roosevelt
John Hay
I. G. Goldenberg
I. Grosner
Murch
I. Ganns
Rev J E Gilbert Takes Two Week Trip For Society
Dr J E Gilbert secretary of the American Society of Religious Education left yesterday for a two week trip in the interest of his society He will preach in Newark on Sunday address the union meeting of ministers on Monday attend the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania auxiliary at Harrisburg on Thursday and spend the following Sunday with his family in exile?
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Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Hev
F. M. Rains
Foreign Christian Missionary Society
Cincinnati
Ohio
W. E. Macklin
Nankin
China
F. H. Rains
Peter Ainille
Baltimore
D. E. Motley
Washington
B A. Abbott
Christ
J. Murray Taylor
W. E. Mackiin
Narkin
Jesus
MC Hughes
B. Bagby
F. D. Power
Walter
Smith
J. E. Gilbert
American Society of Religious Education
Newark
Union Meeting of Ministers
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
John the Baptist Testimony and Jesus’ Introductory Mission
John the Baptist, famed as a reformer, faces inquiry by priests and Levites. He replies with a concise self-description, baptism as repentance, and then points to Jesus as the Lamb of God. A vision at the baptism confirms Jesus as Messiah, setting the stage for John to declare Jesus’ mission to Israel.
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John
J. E Gilbert
D. D
American Society of Religious Education
Christ
John the Baptist
Jerusalem
Luke
Baptist
Joan
Mperior
Jesus
Jordan
Bethpabara
Lamb of God
Israel
Jarvaglem
Mesaiah
Eig
Hebron
Nazareth
John Chould
Mark
Ueroi
John Ao
Lite
Jeane
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Connecticut Avenue
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Herbert Scott Smith
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Fifth
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Ha.m
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Mount Vernon Place
K Streets
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Bree
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Joseph Edmond Smith
E. D. Huntley
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EK Streets
M. W. Clair
Metropolitan Church
Tirteenth
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W. J. Gaines
Allen
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W. J. Gatmes
Bethel Literary Society
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T. H. Davis
Plainfield
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Fourth
Yale Streets
Columbia Heights
Joseph T. Kelly
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Central Church
Third Streets
A. W. Pitzer
Albert Hvang
U A
Woman's Missionary Society
H. G. C. Hallock
Gurney Memorial
Florida Avenue
Sixth
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J. Russell Verbrycke
James W. Wightman
Eckington
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William Talliaferro Thompson
Washington Heights
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Columbia Road
Figvy
Lawrence Hunt
Hilder Willam M. Somerville
Thomas C._ Noyes
Eastern
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Thirteenth Streets
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George P. Wilson
John Compton Ball
Harlan
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Fourteenth Street
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Divine Nature
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Tla. m
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Lee
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Bomar
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Virginia Avenue
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Mich
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Tenth Street
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Fousteanth Street
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James E. West
C A Patton
Home Secretary of Foreign Missions
Choiir and Chorus
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Hursday
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Frank Sewall
Swedenborg
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Vestry
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Second Church of Christ, Scientist
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David Waters
Maurice Pechin
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Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast
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EK. Holer
J. C. EX
Tand & Be ‘Ra
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Nobbe
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W. J. Houck
Ak A. m
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Fifth and
Anacostia
Monroe Street
Chris
Homeward Bound Mission
National Headquarters
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Apt. Ethel Carner
United Gospel Service
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Johnson
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