Notable Sermons Heard in Atlanta Churches First Methodist
Dr. Charles W. Byrd preached at First Methodist on I Corinthians 2 9 10 explaining that natural sight and human reason cannot discern spiritual truths. He warned that Greek and Hebrew conceptions limited by culture fail to grasp God’s revealed plan and urged experiential faith over creed. The sermon emphasized the necessity of inner revelation, conversion, and obedience as tests of love for God.
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Religious Fanatics at Moore Memorial Church
Dr. A R Holderby preached on religious fanatics from First Kings during yesterday's Moore Memorial Church service. He condemned zeal that harms others, citing Jehu and historical religious wars, and urged conservatives with humble, selfless zeal for God to lead and build Christ's kingdom.
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The most perfect pencil made is a Joh-E-Noor
Abroad with the Jimmies. Lillian Bell's new book is on display at Miller's. The venue is 29 Marietta Street, inviting readers to explore the latest release amid advertising.
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Mary Magdalene in Submissive Devotion at St Mark
The sermon by Dr. Alonzo Monk interprets Mary Magdalene as a clearly blessed example whose deliverance from demonic possession and devotion to Jesus led her to follow him to the tomb. Her unwavering love prompts service, sacrifice, and a dawn search for the risen Lord, culminating in the recognition of Christ as life.
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Christian Church Revival Draws Large Crowds and New Members
Dr. Coombs spoke at the First church to a large audience. Twelve persons enlisted and nine more stood for the Lord at the big tent gathering at Auburn avenue and Ivy street. An experience meeting closes the revival with Dr. Coombs speaking. Tuesday plans include a lecture “A Plight Across the Continent.”
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Love, the Method of Working Faith at First Baptist
Rev Dr W W Landrum spoke at First Baptist on Love as the method of faith working through action. He argued faith that serves the common good springs from love, not sentimentality, and that character is holy heart plus helping hand guided by grace.
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Love as the motive and method of Christian faith
The speaker extols love as the sole motive of Christian faith, opposing data driven or punitive measures. Faith, not law, renews the heart and soul through courtesy and kindness, embracing all people including Indians, Negroes, Filipinos, and Chinese. True emancipation comes from unselfish, quiet deeds that serve every aspect of a person.
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Sermon at Trinity Pressing Toward Higher Spiritual Life
Rev H Bradley spoke in Trinity church basement on Philippians urging modesty before God and progress beyond past feats. He warned against resting on former experiences, citing Paul’s example of continual striving toward the high calling in Christ Jesus. Dr Alonzo Monk preached at Trinity that evening to a large congregation.
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Excuses for Not Going to Church Sermon at Jones Avenue
Dr. William J. Holtzclaw preached at Jones Avenue Baptist in two services with a night sermon for newsboys and carriers. The morning text from Acts 11 47 urged against excuses for not joining the church, noting hypocrisy and imperfect churches yet urging involvement to improve.
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Advertised Letters in Atlanta Post Office May 24 1902
List of uncalled letters for week ending May 24 1902 at Atlanta Georgia post office. Names span Miss Annie to Mrs J W Williams and include numerous Barnes, Brown, Cox, Davis, Evans, Fleet, Gill, Grant, Harris, Johnson, Moore, Nichols, Owens, Reed, Smith, Thomas, Wilson, and others. Callers must say advertised and provide name and date. one cent due per letter.
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Barber and customer exchange hush money tip in a hot day scene
A barber accepts a pre service payment described as hush money from a patron. The dialogue includes a remark about a barbershop tip and proceeds to promote Astoria Beer with a price of $1.25 per dozen and 25 cents per dozen refundable on bottle return.
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