Attitude of Catholic Church Toward Liberty
A rector surveys Roman Catholic stance on civil and religious liberty, Magna Carta, and the Reformation. He compares England's church, argues Catholic authority has opposed liberty, and calls for clear separation of church and state while expressing no fear of American Catholics.
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Luther
St. Luke Church
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Langton
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Uberty
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Armany
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York
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Lord Baltimore
Vatican
Kenrick
Dollinger
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Boniface
Pius
Roma
America
Episcopal Church
Church of the Reconciliation
Cresar
Sermon on the Lord's Prayer by Dr. Alonzo Monk in Atlanta
Dr. Alonzo Monk of St. Mark Methodist preached at North Avenue Presbyterian on Our Father in heaven Matthew six nine. He urged prayer from a consecrated heart and stressed humanity's royal lineage and the need for mercy over law. He spoke of Christ paying the debt, justification by faith, and the transformative power of salvation through grace.
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Alonzo Monk
St. Mark Methodist
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Monk
Father
Jesus Christ
God
Dr. Monk
Sermon at Federal Prison Chapel Delights Two Hundred Patrons
A prisoner chapel service drew about 200 inmates and a larger city crowd. Dr J L Brown led a forty-voice Sacred Heart choir in uplifting music with solos by Mrs Yeates and Mrs O’Brien. Rev Father Gunn preached on the nature of prayer, stressing dependence on God and continual prayer.
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J. Lewis Brown
Sacred Heart Church
Father Gunn
Why the Law Failed and How Christ Saves Sermon at Jones Avenue Baptist
Dr. William Holtzclaw preached a sermon on Romans eight at Jones Avenue Baptist noting the law cannot save sinners, only reveals sin and points to redemption through faith. He argued repentance and belief are required for salvation, and the law cannot pardon the guilty nor remove inner impurity.
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William ¥. Holtzclaw
Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Pataonea
The Catholic Church and Democracy in the Modern World
A historical speech argues that the Roman Catholic Church in America must harmonize church and democracy, urging liberty of thought and action. It recalls Catholic soldiers under the flag of liberty, condemns ecclesiastical interference, and cites Dollinger on the church’s crisis, asking whether the church can remain independent or risk endless conflict with modern civilization.
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Italy
Ireland
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First Baptist Pulpit Fills With Dr Jameson Sermon
In the absence of Pastor Dr W W Landrum the First Baptist church was led by Rev 8 Y Jameson secretary of the Baptist state mission board. He preached on washing feet as a neglected example of humility urging Christians to serve others. He praised Dr Landrum’s humility and noted a strong musical program accompanying the service.
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W. W. Landrum
First Baptist Church
8. Y. Jameson
Baptist State Mission Board
Dr. Jameson
Christ
Jameson
Landrum
Calkin
Faure
Marston
Soprang
Nellie Nix
God
Thea
O’donnelly
J. S Scott
Parker
Fasting and Prayer Called by Southern Church Assembly
Dr T H Rice preached at Central Presbyterian urging observance of a day of fasting and prayer, last Thursday in June, to confront Sabbath desecration and piety decline, urging self-examination and heartfelt supplication for revival across the southern church.
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T. H. Rice
Central Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Jackson
Miss
Matthew Yi
God
Inhabitants of Heaven Sermon by Rev Dr White
A large congregation hears Rev Dr White preach on The Inhabitants of Heaven from Revelation vii 14. He argues heaven’s reality from Bible revelation human aspiration and moral necessity noting three meanings of heaven and praising those who came out of great tribulation washed robes white in the blood of the Lamb. He warns against overemphasizing earthly tribulation as a guarantee of heaven.
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Dr. White
Heaven
Hell
God
Binghamton
Mars
Christ
Mark
Nero
Lfe
Allain
Gentleness Of God Center Of Moore Memorial Sermon
Rev William Shaw preached at Moore Memorial Church morning with theme The Gentleness of God from Psalms eighteen thirty five The sermon stressed humility and God’s gentle power as David’s greatness displayed The evening service at Moore Memorial was led by the pastor with Dr Holderby filling in at North Avenue Presbyterian in Flinns absence
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William Shaw
Moore Memorial Church
A. R. Holderby
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
R. Q. Flinn
Moore Memorial
God
Dr. Holderby
Gentleness as a Divine and Christian virtue in scripture
The text extols gentleness as a key divine attribute shown in God toward David and humanity, in Jesus Christ’s mission, and in the conduct of believers. It praises Christ as the gentlest of men, notes his forgiveness of his crucifiers, and cites Paul and Jesus about meekness and childlike humility as essential to entering heaven.
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God
David
Pitlleth
Jesus Christ
Paul
Christ
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Rev R V Atkisson Preaches at Trinity in Atlanta
Reverend R V Atkisson of Jacksonville Methodist Church preaches on righteousness at Trinity Church Atlanta. He recalls Jacksonville fire that destroyed his church last May and says funds are needed to finish paying for the edifice and furnishings. A special collection was taken for Jacksonville.
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R. V. Atkisson
Methodist Church
Jacksonville
Fla
Trinity Church
Atlanta
Atkisson
Women and the YWCA in Atlanta
The piece urges business and professional women of Atlanta to join and support the Young Women's Christian Association. It argues membership should come from gratitude to the organizing women and pride in women-led efforts, emphasizing collective responsibility to make the YWCA successful.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Atlanta
Atlanta Women urged to grow Young Women's Christian Association
NANMETTE LANCOLN reports on a call for Atlanta to support the Young Women's Christian Association amid male detractors. She praises the reading room, magazines, lunches, and social value, envisioning a future landmark like New York's Margaret Louise.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Atlanta
Pa Lt
Young Women’s Christian Association
Margaret Louise
East Sixteenthh Street
New York City
Dorothy Dix
Nanmette Lancoln
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