Let us, in the spirit of surrender to God, and of sympathy and compassion for mankind, set apart these days of sacred memory, ever praying that the risen Christ may be enthroned over the life of a redeemed world. The Invitation suggests that all pastors preach sermons on Sunday, April 1, on "The Incarnation," and on Easter Sunday, April 8, on "The Power of the Resurrection." Topics are suggested also for special daily prayers during the week, each topic being a prayer of the Lord's Prayer.
Special musical program.
Music at the meeting of the men's Bible class of the Grace Episcopal Church this morning will be furnished by Miss Adrienna Kuyk, soprano, and C. Ralph L. Lee, tenor, of the First Presbyterian Church, and Charles M. Andrews, baritone, of the Second Presbyterian Church. The class meets from 9:15 until 10:15 o'clock.
Will Speak on Centennial.
Rev. James Gibson, Hector of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, West Hampton, will speak on the third division of the catechism at the union Lenten service at 8:15 o'clock Tuesday evening in St. Andrew's Church. The service will be the third of a series held by the Episcopal churches of Richmond.
Williamstown Bible Class.
Adam Lacont, a former officer of the church, will speak on "The Church's Creed," and will be followed by the choir.  The Frank L. Bates Bible Class of Union Station Methodist Church, will address the class this morning. Plans will be made at that time for special work by the class during the coming simultaneous evangelistic campaign. W. J. Hechler will direct the music during the revival services, and has secured fifty singers in addition to the regular members of the choir. 