Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church program

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I«th and Broadway, Denver, Colorado
MAY 13, 1934
Morning Worship at  11:00
Prelude—Largo    Handel
Call to Worship.
Hymn 355.
Prayer in Unison:
Almighty God, unto whom all
hearts are open, all desires known,
and from whom no secrets are hid,
cleanse the thoughts of our hearts,
by the inspiration of Thy Holy
Spirit, that we may perfectly love
Thee, and worthily magnify Thy
holy name, through Jesus Christ
our Lord.    Amen.
Words of Assurance.
The Lord's Prayer.
Anthem—Open the Gates of the
Temple    Knapp
Responsive Reading, Psalter Fuge 26.
Gloria Patri.
The Apostles' Creed.
Old Testament Lesson.
New Testament Lesson.
Pastoral Prayer.
Offertory—Morning Song  Thayer
Presentation of Offerings.
Hymn 670.    (Reception of Members.)
Anthem—Ye Fair Green Hills
of Galilee   _____ Berwald
Esther Lain and Choir
Sermon—
"The Conservation of Motherhood."
Prayer and Benediction.
Postlude—Marche  Toulour   Wilson
Your fellow-worshippers
appreciate reverence and
silence prior to worship.
JAMES E. Crowther, D. D., Minister
JOHN C. KenDEL, Choir Director
HERBERT A. HOUZE, Organist
BESSIE MEEKER, Missionary
JULIA I. DICKENSON, Church Secretary
Church Office—Phone MAin 0147
BEULAH M.  RAYSON, Church Deaconess
RACHEL PEASE,0.urcfr School Deaconess
Deaconess Home—Phone MAin 9143
E. G. RAMER, Custodian—Ph. MA. 0147
Vesper Service at 5:30 P. M.
by
VERSE SPEAKING CHOIRS
(See page 4 for complete program)
TO MOTHER
You painted no Madonnas
On chapel walls in Rome;
But with a touch diviner,
You lived one in your home.
You wrote no lofty poems
That critics counted art;
But with a nobler vision,
You lived them in your heart.
You carved no shapeless marble
To some high  soul-design;
But with a liner sculpture,
You shaped this soul of mine.
You built no great cathedrals
That centuries applaud;
But with a grace exquisite,
Your life cathedraled God.
Had I the gift of Raphael
Or Michael-Angelo,
Oh, what a rarer Madonna
My Mother's life would show
—Thomas W. Fessenden*