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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1953
Page
7
St Cecilia Church presents Mass at 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. with Fr J Sruba as pastor. Confessions are Saturday from 4:00 to 5:60 p.m. and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Pastor Rev Oscar W Olson leads Sunday School and worship at 9 45 AM with an Adult Discussion Group. Worship includes sermon on Discouraged Hope as a prayer circle conducts a short ceremony during the service.
The Church of God on Sixth and Maple St invites all ages to Sunday School at 10:00 A M and Morning Worship at 11:00 A M. Young Peoples Services are 7:00 P M with Evangelistic Service at 8:00 P M. Wednesday prayer meeting is at 8:00 P M. Evening service led by young people.
St Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church Clare lists Rev E G Leyrer pastor for 08 27 North End residence 1002 McHwan St phone 141 Sunday School 10:00 a m Divine Services Sundays 17300 a m Ladies aid meets second Wednesday 2 00 p m Bible Class Wednesday 8 00 p m Children Catechetical Instructions Saturday 9 a m Adult Instructions Thursday 7 p m Nazarene Church Vernon City Clare Rev Harold Smith Sunday School 10:00 a m Morning Worship 11:00 a m Young Peoples group 6:30 p m Evangelistic Service 7:30 p m Prayer Meeting Friday 8:00 p m
St. Clair church at US10 and Jackson hosts Sabbath School at 1 30 p m and preaching at 2 45 p m led by Pastor C E Clough and Elder John Sommer with contact for Farwell 86 F5 services on Saturday prior to sunset.
Nevine pastor MM:00 invites all ages to Bible School with classes and devoted teachers. Evening service features color pictures from Bishop and Mrs Reed on their India trip. Camp Lake Louise photos highlight Michigan youth camps. Choir rehearsal Wednesday 7 45. Meth Youth Fellowship Thursday 7 00. Rev Nevins speaks on WCEN mornings at 10 465.
The First Baptist Church at 112 East Sixth Street led by Rev. R. T. Burgess invites all to join Sunday worship at 10:00 a.m. Bible School, morning service with choir, youth meetings at 6:45, evening gospel service at 7:30, and Wednesday midweek services at 7:30 followed by Bible study. All welcome.
Rev Elza Beery pastor at Eagle Church holds Bible School 11 30 am and Morning Worship 8 30 pm with C G Y A at Carsonage 8 30 pm Wednesday Prayer Meeting Arthur Center Church offers Bible School 10 30 am and Evening Service 8 15 pm Thursday Junior Choir 8 80 pm and Prayer Meeting All are invited to attend all services of these churches.
The piece argues that life is sacred across biblical tradition from Cain to Abraham and prophets, and that Jesus offers life abundantly. It condemns killing as contrary to Christianity while noting nations justify violence and war, urging killing as sin against humanity and God. Defense may be differen t but true peace requires rejecting killing.
Noting that many misunderstand the atonement, the article announces a Christian Science Lesson Sermon titled Doctrine of Atonement to be read in churches on Sunday. The Golden Text is I John 1 3. Dover Tabernacle Sunday School meets at 10 15 am with Larry Rank superintendent. Classes for the preaching service at 11 15 am led by Rev A Gunningham.
Rev. Floyd F. Bontrager leads Herrick Mennonite Church with worship at 11:00 A.M. and evening service at 8:00 P.M. Forest Hill Church of God schedules Sunday School at 10:00 A.M. and two preaching services at 11:00 A.M. and 7:46 P.M with prayer meeting Thursday at 7:45 P.M led by Rev. Mary E. House.
Charles F. Maison, minister, Brown Corners United Brethren in Christ, lists morning worship at 11:00 am with junior church in the basement each Sunday. Evangelical services at 3:00 pm, Wednesday prayer and Bible study at 9:00 pm.
Revival services begin April 19 at 8 00 pm at Colonville Churches of God led by Pastor Joe VanderVeen Evangelist Eugene Partant will preach at Elm Grove Sunday School at 10 30 am Worship at 11 30 am ongoing for three weeks Come and worship with us.
A church play titled Come Ye That Mourn will be presented Sunday at the Clare Church of God located at Sixth and Orin Streets. The Barryton Church of God youth, directed by Amelia Hoffiman, invite the public to attend and participate in the worship and performance.
Revival services begin Sunday April 19 at Colonville Church of God at 8 nightly. Old fashioned gospel singing choruses and illustrated lessons featured. Evangelist Rev Eugene Parrault of Saginaw will lead. Pastor Rev Joe VanderVeen invites all to attend and bring others.
Riverside Grange hosted Dr Sweet the county health doctor who spoke on health activities and screened three movies one on safety tuberculosis and a comic. Guests included Health Chairman Mrs Geng Woods and numerous Grangers and friends as the group plans its 50th anniversary celebration and upcoming Pomona meeting.
Maple Grove Union Church announces long service at 7 30 p m and services at 8 p m St Henry s Rosebush North of US 27 hosts Mass on first and third Sundays 9 00 am and second fourth fifth Sundays 10 30 am Holy Days 7 00 and 10 00 am St John s Ev Lutheran in Hamilton Township Clare County lists Sunday School 2 15 pm Divine Service 3 00 pm and Wednesday catechetical class 6 30 pm Easter Holy Communion 3 00 pm Loomis Missionary Church led by Rev Winfred Amstutz with Sunday School 1 00 pm Young People 7 30 pm Evening Worship 8 00 pm Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7 45 pm.
Western Michigan Catholic women plan the 15th annual Grand Rapids Diocesan Council of Catholic Women convention at the Civic Auditorium on May 4 with delegates from 29 counties. Missa Cantata will open the day, workshops follow, and national speaker Miss Hileen Egan will address attendees alongside Most Reverend Francis J. Hass.
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