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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1952
Page
3
Rev. Oscar W. Olson presides at 10:30 a.m. divine worship. A nursery is provided during the church hour in the Sun day School room run by Hirst Circle members.
Community church notices list Seventh Day Adventist details at Farwell cross US-10 and Jackson St with service times Sabbath School 1 30 p m and preaching 2 45 p m and St John’s Ev Lutheran Rev E G Leyrer at 1002 McEwan St Clare with Sunday School 10 00 a m divine services 2 00 p m and auxiliary meetings Ladies Aid second Wednesday 2 00 p m and Sunday School Teachers meet second and fourth Monday 4 30 p m.
A compilation of local church services and programs across multiple congregations. Details include Sunday School times Morning Worship and evening services at Church of God West Sixth and Maple, First Baptist, Forest Hill Church of God, Maple Grove Union, Elm Grove Church of God, St Henry Catholic, Colonialville Church of God, Eagle Church, Arthur Center Church, with midweek prayer meetings and Bible studies.
The Sunday Lesson Sermon on God emphasizes clear understanding of the divine relation between man and God. Golden Text from Revelation speaks of God dwelling with His people, while Isaiah affirms there is no other God. Correlation cites Science and Health defining God as divine Mind Life Truth and Love. Dover Tabernacle outlines Sunday School at 10 15 am led by Larry Rank and the preaching service at 11 15 am with Rev. A Cunningham.
Rev E M Roush leads Evangelical Service at 8 00 pm with a prayer service the Wednesday evening at 8 00 pm. Local church notices list continued community worship and events.
The essay argues that God’s love and providence extend to all people, not just a favored nation. It critiques nationalistic views that divide by race or language, noting language barriers fuel misperceptions of favoritism and urging a universal, inclusive concept of God starting at home by using “God” for all.
Rev Winfred Amstutz presides over services at Loomis Missionary Church with Sunday School at 1 00 p m Young People 7 30 p m Evening Worship 8 00 p m and Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 00 p m The pastor advises families to attend Sunday School and notes a proverb about drinking and court life
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