Divine reciprocity in the church and body of Christ
Rev Rolfe Hunt preaches a ten day sermon on Romans six about the unity and interdependence of all church members. He likens the church to a human body with bones, muscles, and nerves, each part unique yet essential, stressing that no member can stand alone or be isolated without harming the whole. He cites Paul in First Corinthians and Ephesians to illustrate mutual dependence and reciprocal relations within the church.
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Salt
God
Victor Plage
Schiller
God's
Ouduitant Church
Paul
Apostle
Christ
Drummond
Farrar
Jesus Christ
Janet
Unity in the Body of Christ and Church Harmony
A sermon discusses the mystical body of Christ uniting believers as one, despite diverse gifts and administrations. It urges humility, a shared mission, and freedom for each member to fulfill their calling while avoiding sectarianism and ego, stressing harmony between church and state under divine guidance.
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Christ
Brotherhood
God
Sermon by Professor Bradley at Trinity Church on John the Baptist
Professor H. 9. Bradley of Emory College preached a forceful sermon at Trinity Church despite bad weather. He traced John the Baptist from his luxurious upbringing to the wilderness and river baptism, John’s bold reproaches of Herod, and Christ’s response, ending with praise for Bradley’s eloquent delivery.
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Bradley
Emory College
Trinity Church
Jesna
John
Professor Bradley
John the Baptist
Flo
Christ
Jordan
Jesus
Lamb of God
Herod
Mediation on Life's Close Revealed in a Sermon
Rev Dr Landrum preached at First Baptist on Mediation on Life's Close, stressing reflection on life and death, judgment and eternity. He valued reason, urged thinking on God, man, Christ, duty, destiny, and that religion should permeate all life, requiring meditation, solitude, and communion with God.
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Landrum
Moses
Israel
God
Atlanta
America
Christ
Heaven
Hell
Mary
Jesus Christ
First Methodist Sermon on Dealing in Future Blessings
The First Methodist church crowded despite foul weather as Dr. Walker Lewis delivered an able sermon on Dealing In Future. He argued happiness comes from obedience not wealth, noting blessedness comes to those who do the commandments and live in harmony with God. He urged a religion of spot cash for service today and spoke of future rewards for faithful service and enduring trials.
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First Methodist Church
Walker Lewis
Dr. Lewis
Apostle
Paul
Silas
Earth
Sermon Highlights Negro Mission Work by Central Church
Rev Theron Rice of Central Presbyterian preached at First Presbyterian focusing on city mission efforts. He cited Philippians 2 5 and said Central has committed to negro mission work in Avanta with 40 000 blacks in Atlanta and only about 10 000 attend church services.
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Theron Rice
Central Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Christ Jesus
Atlanta
Spiritual Sacrifice and Self Denial in 1900s Atlanta Sermon
In a 2004 reflection on Atlanta outreach, the speaker urged Christians to imitate Christ by self denial and sacrifice for God's work. He argued great minds like Angelo, Kepler and Galileo acted through divine power, not personal prowess, and pressed the congregation to persevere amid difficulties and race prejudice to reach people with the gospel.
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Atlanta
Gardlens
Christ
Angelo
Kepler
Galileo
Central Presbyterian Sermon on The Wages of Sin Is Death
Rev C P Bridewell of First Presbyterian preached at Central Presbyterian with Dr Rice, using Romans vi 2. He warned sin brings a twofold death physical and spiritual, urging that death for the Christian leads to eternal joy while the unconverted face hopeless doom. The rainy service ended with resolutions of regret over Rev Dr McDonald’s departure from Atlanta.
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C. P. Bridewell
First Presbyterian Church
Central Presbyterian Church
Solomon
Adam
Ain
Dr. McDonald
Atlanta
Morality Sermon Denounces Licentious Literature's Impact
Rev. Dr. Holderby of Moore Memorial Church condemned licentious books as more deadly than liquor, urging that such material corrupts youth and causes crises and murders. He argued only spiritual regeneration can curb this harm and called for newsstands to stop selling immoral literature.
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Holderby
Moore Memorial Church
Tie
Jesus Christ
Painter Falls From Spartanburg Steeple in Accident
Co H Allen a former Atlanta painter, working on the First Presbyterian Church steeple in Spartanburg, fell sixty feet to the ground. He survived with serious injuries to both arms, a mashed face, and a cut knee. He was treated by Drs G R Dean and H R Black, while townspeople raised funds for his care. Doctors hope for recovery amid hopeful public prospects.
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Atlanta
Spartanburg
Columbia
J— Co
H. Allen
Sparanburg
Allen
Alen
G. R. Dean
H. R Black
Farewell Sermon for Atlanta Pastor at Second Baptist
Dr. Henry McDonald of Second Baptist Church preached his farewell to a packed congregation in Atlanta yesterday morning at 11 and received heartfelt tributes in a 3 PM service. Ministers from city churches spoke, and many in tears bid him farewell as he departs for a new post in Shelbyville Kentucky.
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Henry McDonald
Second Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Shelbyville
W. W. Landrum
McDonald Goodby
Christ
God
Southern Baptists
T. P. Bell
The
Christian Index
Georgia Baptists
T. W. O'Kelly
West End
Atlanta Baptists
Y. Jameson
State Mission Board
Evangelical Christians
Theron H. Rice
D.D
Central Presbyterian Church
Walker Lewis
Landrum
Atlanta
Crook
Flint Methodist Church
McDonald
The Eficure's Delight Porter Debuts
The American Porter from Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assn is described as deliciously pi quart in flavor and highly palatable. Potts Thompson Liquor Co. of Atlanta serves as wholesale dealer for this new product.
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Black & Tan
Anheuser- Busch Brewing
Potts-Thompson Liquor Co
Atlanta
Laundry pickup by Bicycle Messengers at all times
Arrangement with Phone 19 Bicycle Messenger Co allows use of messengers day or night to send laundry at our expense for convenience, in addition to wagon service. Send work anytime at our expense. Trio or American Steam Laundry, New Place Marietts and Spring Sts.
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Phone 19 Bicycle Messenger Co
TRIO
American Steam Laundry
New Place
Marietts and
Spring Sts
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Finn St
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Louis Blumenberg
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Victor Herbert
Harry B
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Jefferson
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Edwin Earle Sparks
Will
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Virginia
Atlanta Lecture Association
Heto
DAN Packard Opera Company
Fra Diavolo
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Cat Dav Aelert
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Imperial Theater
Seeley
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