22 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
1
A sermon on Isaiah 11 1 9 presents a messianic prophecy born from Assyria's invasion, asserting Christ as divine and human. It outlines wisdom understanding counsel might knowledge and the fear of God guiding a future world peace and just rule for all without class or favoritism.
The piece recounts Silent Night by Joseph Mohr and Franz Gruber in Oberdorf Germany 1818, O Little Town of Bethlehem by Phillips Brooks in Philadelphia 1868, Adeste Fideles translated by Frederick Oakeley, While Shepherds Watched by Nahum Tate 1703, and Cradle Song by Marlin Luther about four hundred years ago. It notes Christmas blessed by the star of hope and sacrifice of the cross.
The message links world peace to God’s justice and faithfulness. It argues that true peace comes from truthful agreements, sister nations living harmoniously, and Christianity guiding homes schools and history toward peace and goodwill globally.
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A timeless festival, Christmas appeals through simple meaning. Its universal reach rests on shared joy and clear messages that everyone can grasp.
Bishop Herbert Welch urges a Christmas message of love joy and peace. He calls for removing war causes through world conferences fair tariffs inclusive migration laws and a Christ like spirit to end conflicts and foster lasting international truce.
A Western city preacher during Easter service humorously greets the many congregants who attend church only on Easter, wishing them a merry Christmas in a light moment of the sermon.
A text fragment discusses causes of war and paths to peace with questions for reflection. It cites Isaiah 11 1 9 and includes quotes attributed to Calvin Coolidge about peace through lawful righteousness and religious brotherhood.
An old Spanish custom on Christmas Eve re enacts Joseph and Mary seeking shelter. Children carry images of Mary and Joseph, a crowd with tapers asks at doors, and a spokesman declares Mary the Queen of Heaven. The procession moves to a Bethlehem stable for prayer, a winged child bears the Holy Child image, and carols welcome the infant.
A sermon extols the spiritual nature of man over material allows and urges prayer to exalt Christ during the Christmas season. The speaker emphasizes Christ as the Prince of Peace and the need to crown Him in hearts for a complete life.
The piece chronicles a year long celebration of the Methodism sesqui centennial in the United States with a Baltimore culmination in October, noting 1784 church organization, an oratorio, and a pageant tracing church growth. It also mentions Carthage excavations, Bethlehem’s Nativity Church, and radio church services.
Two introductory studies outline the ministerial role in public life and church responses to industrial and economic hardship. Duncan discusses patriotism politics and law enforcement while Chaffee applies Christian creed to unemployment and industrial crisis.
A folk saying notes that where the stream runs smoothest the water lies deepest, implying calm surfaces can mask hidden depths beneath.
The notice lists religious events for the fourth Sunday in Advent. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 10 46, Church School at 9 30, and a Children's Christmas Service at 7 30 p m.
Christmas day observance described with Holy Communion at 10 a.m. led by Wallace Williams rector. The text emphasizes love as the greatest thing in the world and notes the spiritual significance of the holiday season.
A reader quiz queries topics on snobbishness in Psalms terms Selah and the phrase The foolishness of God The origin of Hebrews Cephas and the line I am crucified with Christ with answers promised on page 4.
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