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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1952
Page
6
Sunday school for Cradle Roll Mrs Wm Parka at 10:00 a.m. Church services at 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Evening service with special music. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. Superintendent for Sunday School is Mrs W Parka and Albert Schug listed.
Rev Quear Olaon leads divine worship at 10 30 a m with sermon Taking the Direct Approach to God the first in a Lent series on Protestant Beliefs for a Dynamic Personal Religion Sunday School at 11 30 Junior Youth Group 5 00 Senior Youth Group 6 90 nursery care provided in Sunday School room by Couples Circle members
Rev Burgess leads 10:00 church school and 11:00 worship with Rev Kenneth Mack as guest missionary. Youth meetings at 7:00 feature Mack teaching Christian training. Evening family meeting 7:30 includes Fellowship for Home Missions pictures and singspiration. Midweek prayer, Bible study, and choir practice follow.
The Church of the Nazarene led by Rev. Louis W. Cobb lists Sunday school at 10:00 am and morning worship at 11:00 am at Verngn City Clare. A defense group meets at 7:00 pm with evangelistic services at 7:45 pm. Prayer meetings are held each Wednesday at 7:45 pm.
Reverend Leyres pastor at 1002 McEwan Street Clare North End invites parishioners to Sunday school at 10 00 a m and divine services at 11 30 a m Weekly activities include Ladies Aid on the second Wednesday at 2 00 p m and Sunday teachers meetings on the second and fourth Mondays at 4 30 p m Adult instruction Thursday 8 06 p m and children catechetical instruction Saturday 9 00 a m
The Nevins led service at 10:00 AM with sermon What must I do and a nursery provided. Sunday School at 11:15 with classes for all ages and a tour of new equipment. Youth Fellowship rally at Gladwin with Nevins closing message, return for 6:00 youth meeting. Evening service at 7:20 with hymn songfest and Heart of India film. Sub-District Men's Rally at Mt Pleasant Church at 3:00 PM.
The article notes the Lesson-Sermon across three churches. It cites Isaiah 11 1 and Matthew 16 15 16 with Peter’s confession Thou art the Christ the Son of the living God. It also references Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
The article reflects on Jesus praying on the eve of his death, noting his intercessory prayer for his disciples and for all believers who would follow. It stresses the personal, specific nature of that prayer and frames intercession as a sustaining bond for Christian life and fellowship.
Fr J J Sruba presides at St Cecilia's with Sunday masses at 7 30 and 10 30 a m Confessions are on Saturday 4 00 to 5 00 p m and 7 30 to 8 30 p m and before the 7 30 a m mass
Local church at US-10 and Jackson Street in Clare announces Sabbath activities led by Elder John Sommer. Sabbath School begins at 1 30 p.m. with preaching at 2 45 p.m. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7 45 p.m. Phone Farwell 86 F6 for details.
Maple Grove Union Church lists Rev M Orton as pastor and S Le Martin as superintendent. Sunday School begins at 10:00 a.m. Morning worship at 7:30 p.m. and evening service at 7:20 p.m. unclear details follow.
Rev. Ford Sanders, pastor greets readers and invites attendance. Sunday School begins at 10 50 a m followed by preaching at 11 30 a m. Bible study meets in homes every Thursday at 3 00 p m.
The parish of Saint Henry's Rosebush on US 27 reports Mass times: First and third Sundays at 9 00 am, second fourth and fifth Sundays at 10 30 am, and Holy Days at 7 00 am and 10 00 am under Rev. Francis Branigan.
Area church pages list services for Brown Corners United Brethren in Christ Dover Tabernacle Forest Hill Church of God St Johns Evangelical Lutheran Loomis Missionary Church with pastors E M Roush A Cunningham Mary E House E C Leyrer Winfred Amstutz and program times including Sunday School morning worship and evening services plus midweek prayer meetings and catechetical classes.
Rev Elza Beery leads Eagle Church with Bible Study 10 30 am and Morning Worship 11 30 am Youth Meeting 7 00 pm Prayer Meeting 8 30 pm Wednesday Arthur Center Church hosts Morning Worship 10 30 am Bible Study 11 30 am Preaching Service 8 15 pm Thursday Prayer Meeting COLONVILLE CHURCH OF GOD Rev Joe VanderVeen presides Sunday School 10 15 am Worship 11 00 am Evening 8 00 pm Prayer meeting at Fred Zimmerman home Thursday 8 00 pm The Room For You club meets Mondays place to be announced Welcome message invites all.
The Contindins 5 CRC CROP program sponsored by Catholic Rural Life and church bodies will be terminated as a joint program after a New York conference on February 7. Church World Service will run a separate CROP program with its own constituency. CROP has gathered farm commodities since 1947 for relief in hunger stricken areas, distributing to 32 countries with funds exceeding 11 million dollars. The program united Catholics and Protestants to meet urgent postwar needs. Decreasing public support made the joint operation uneconomical at this time.
A World Day of Prayer service will be held Friday at 8:00 pm in the Church of God Claye. A committee of women from Methodist Congregational Church of God and Seventh Day Adventist organized it. Rev Nevins will present projects, Mrs Eroh will lead singing, and Mrs Harry Schug will deliver a brief history of the World Day.
The First Baptist Church invites all to a Sunday program featuring Rev. Kenneth Mack, a well qualified missionary with the Fellowship Of Baptist For Home Missions. A survey of advance movements by the home mission will be discussed, with Mack expected to open several projects in the near future.
Rural area residents gather for visits and family milestones. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. August Hoskey hosting, Abbott and Eaton families dining with relatives, and Beavers family weekend commitments. Several callers from Harrison, Pontiac, Clare, Greenwood, and Marion appear, with hospital and birthday notes.
Forty years ago railroads considered the treated vsa a good investment with a fifteen year life. Today they project a forty year life, reflecting optimism about the durability of the treated railroad vsa.
The Baptist Youth Rally at First Baptist Church Clare drew over 200 youths and 50 adults in a full house. Arthur Cunningham led singspiration. Barber Girls Trio performed. Rev A C Edwards delivered a dynamic gospel message. Youth from Skeels Baptist won a youth banner trophy. A March rally at St Louis Baptist Church features Grand Rapids Theological Seminary Traveling Choir. Contact Rev R T Burgess for details.
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