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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1903
Page
4
A sermon reflection on Rahab the harlot as a pivotal figure in Jericho, noting her faith, courage, and strategic aid to Israel. The piece discusses her sheltering spies, the scarlet cord, and her place in biblical narratives with references to James and Matthew, emphasizing divine power and lessons on salvation and obedience.
Rev Dr Landrum preaches on first Corinthians twelve as the New Year dawns. He calls the benediction a summary of salvation and a guide to holy living, urging repentance, humility, and dependence on God through Christ and the Holy Spirit.
A sermon depicts audience shock at a welfare scene then rows of choir members move to comfort a lone woman. The speaker urges Christian aid to provide both salvation and companionship, recalling Jesus and Jericho to urge practical mercy for the lonely.
The evening service at Central Congregational Church presented The Beginning of the World's Greatest Enterprise. Dr Jennkins led the discussion with Acts thirteen, detailing the church at Antioch, Paul and Barnabas, and the spread of the gospel to Cyprus and Antioch, emphasizing earnest, Spirit empowered work and ongoing missionary growth.
Dr Jenkins closed his discourse urging Christians to carry forward evangelizing the world with unceasing prayer for the Holy Spirit. He emphasized seriousness in religion and the church’s vital duties, noting the Bible study series on messages of the first century to the twentieth.
Dr John E White preached at the Second Baptist marching service marking the churchs second anniversary of his pastorate The sermon titled A cry from the pew urged preachers to present Christ plainly noting Greeks sought to see Jesus and warning that doubt rises when Christ is obscured by creeds and theology People across classes seek to see Jesus today and demand a living faith over theory
Dr William J Noitzelaw delivered a cartoon sermon at Jones Avenue Baptist night service quoting Matthew about the narrow gate versus the broad way. He spoke of two classes of people and eternity having only these two paths, describing the narrow way as difficult.
A sermon-like meditation contrasts easy religion with true Christian effort. It cites Saul, Romans, and Jesus about entering Christ through faith, enduring tribulations, and the narrow gate, warning that the broad way offers temptations like dime novels, dances, saloons, and crime, while few find life.
Dr. A R Holderby preached at Moore Memorial Church on humility and self sacrifice. The sermon urged Christians to follow Christ by serving others, stressing that greatness comes from ministering, not commanding, and that love motivates true service.
The Universalist Church, led by Dr. W. H. McGlauton, preached on The Armory or Man as Hero as the ninth in a Sunday morning course on The Powers There Be. He urged the virtues of the Good Soldier of Jesus Christ and linked war critique to modern peace, citing The Hague tribunal and moral warfare within life.
A broad plan to broaden the association across the nation dominated a meeting of Evangelical ministers this morning. The creed adoption, debated for two years, faces opposition from Baptists, Methodists, and Anglicans who fear sectarianism. Supporters argue the creed will unify effort for city betterment and church cooperation.
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