Passover Epic Echoes in Exodus and Hope
A religious lesson recounts the showdown between Pharaoh and Yahweh, the plagues proving divine power, and the Passover as a symbolic prelude to the Eucharist. The bulletin notes Hebrew home rites, unleavened bread, bitter herbs, and the family centered feast as a covenant sign, followed by church notices and Sunday School reports.
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Earth
Jehovah
Israel
Jesus
Sunday School Report and Community Event Notes
Attendance last Sunday was 32 with 7 chapters collected and 34 in the offering. Mary Graham observed the birthday offering. Children Day will be observed on the third Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock. An ice cream social is planned for Saturday night June 22 to benefit the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sut
Loyd Gordon
Lawson Brown
Mary Graham
Nora Bratton
Clair Bratton
My anchor holds in death and faith says so
A Gloucester sailor dying at sea whispers My anchor holds after bidding farewell to comrades. The tale is used to urge personal faith in God through Christ Jesus, as death approaches. A separate ad promises free pain relief tablets from Dr Shoop in Racine Wisconsin.
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Gloucester
Mass
Maine
God
Christ Jesus
Russell H. Cornwell
Missionary Evening Attendance Remains Strong Despite Weather
Attendance at the Missionary meeting last Saturday afternoon remained fair despite bad weather. Rev. Brown spoke and was well received until postponements due to Dr. Powers absence and Rev. Kershner illness led Rev. Stover to deliver a missionary sermon. The Junior C. E. Society aided throughout. a flower committee led by Gertrude Carter Jennie Jackson and Grace Young will collect funeral flowers as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
P. W. Powers
Kershner
Gertrude Carter
Jennie Jackson
Grace Young
Petition Verses Reflect Quiet Spiritual Yearning
A fragment reveals petitions for serenity and strength for daily tasks and travel. It contrasts inward joy with desires to rise above malice anger and discontent amid the day’s shadow and the common.
Reflections on worship and inner growth amid spiritual assessments
The text discusses how congregants may mistake emotional moments for divine presence and how true growth comes from recognizing personal faults. It contrasts yearning for peaceful worship with God’s chosen path that may expose deeper need and prompt moral reform. It also blends medical ad copy and moral musings, ending with a meditation on value beyond surface elegance.
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the International S.S. Lesst
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the Sunday Schools
North Christian
Max C.n
Shiloh Christian
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LORD
House of God
Alasbama Christian Advocate
Hall
F.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
John the Baptist
Holmes
W. L. Hunt
Pendentplician
Marx Watt