# The Lutheran Pioneer_St. Louis_1928_S99
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

THE LUTHERAN PIONEER. ote 99

At the mission service, 7.30 P.31., about 100
souls attended and were strengthened in the faith
by the sermon of Pastor Wilfred J. Tervalon, of
Napoleonville, La., who set forth the precious

J. Lankenau, G. M. Kramer, E. H. Wildgrube, L. J.
Helfrich, A. E. Widiger, A. H. Klamt, and G. A.

Schmidt.
On Monday night Pastor Lankenau met the

Rev. E. W. Kuss.

character of Scripture doctrine and our determina-
tion to stand by it to the end. Student Harvey
Lehman, who is at present supplying Trinity Con-
gregation, had the altar service. Both are colored
men, and their abilities augur well for the future
of the Colored Lutheran Church. Bethlehem talent
had charge of the musical part of the program:
Prof. Aaron Wiley, organist; Mrs. P.- Brown,
soprano; Mr. Albert Simpson, tenor; and Beth-
lehem Choir. At the close of the service every

Pastor Theo. Schliepsiek.

pastor present spoke informally to the audience,
encouraging the congregation in its struggle to
achieve greater things for the Master and re-
counting the wonderful blessings of the Lutheran
Church. The following pastors spoke: Pastors F.

Pastor K. Kretzschmar.

Pastor A. O. Friedrich.

voting membership of Mount Zion, 17 laymen being
present, and discussed with them various subjects
on which they desired his advice: the gaining of
new members and, in general, the development of
a greater and more useful church and school. As
a result of this meeting one of our gifted young
men resolved the next day to attend Immanuel
Lutheran College at Greensboro next September

Pastor E. C. Krause.

and to study for the ministry. Richly did the Lord
pour forth His blessings upon the occasion of this
golden jubilee of Mount Zion Congregation.
Although greatly disappointed on hearing that
our beloved Director Drewes could not be with us