14 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1930
Page
1
This Sunday June 15 sermon reflects on Jesus of Nazareth crucified at Golgotha. It recounts Pilate’s inscription and the surrounding mockery while noting prophetic links to Isaiah and Psalm 22. The narrative emphasizes Jesus’ voluntary sacrifice, cries of abandonment, and final victory as salvation for sinners.
Renowned violinist Fritz Kreisler advocates social responsibility and frugal living. He describes music as sacred, criticizes high celebrity prices, and urges sharing wealth to aid the homeless and others in need. He says his earnings are public funds to be carefully disbursed.
Do not judge the man who limps or stumbles along the road unless you have worn his shoes or felt his burdens. There may be hidden tacks in his shoes and blows that could make you stumble too. Do not sneer at the fallen unless you have felt the same temptations or sins you fear in yourself.
Revival services at the First Christian church will continue for another week due to strong interest. Evangelist G. M. Hay has boosted membership and unity, with Miss Lucile Schutt directing closing week activities. The church invites the community to attend remaining meetings.
The Graham brothers announce a comeback to their familiar yet updated quarters. They promise better equipment to satisfy a broad base of loyal customers and invite continued patronage.
Questions for the church editor on Sunday school attendance cite causes such as cars Sunday entertainment religious indifference and materialism. The piece urges improving teaching and mobilizing faithful members to recruit irregular attendees and plans for opening services across departments with worker input and departmental committees. Small minds have room for large prejudices.
Discussion prompts examine why we may ignore the cross like Roman soldiers. Questions analyze unconscious eulogies at Jesus, cross inscription fulfillment, reasons for Jesus’ death, miracle rejection, why only Christ bore sins, and how the cross saves. Clericus notes cross wording in three languages. Lesson prayer asks restraint from crucifiers’ spirit and courage to endure mockery for God.
A forceful study linking Pentecost to modernism ritualism materialism unity and other issues. Jones argues for a distinctive Christian approach to contemporary problems through the Spirit and the church.
Rev and Mrs F Lawler of Shanghai China will speak at Hour-Square church Sunday evening at seven fifteen. They return to China in July to begin missionary work after studying at Angelus Temple L I B. Their mother and sister lead Four-Square work in Shanghai. Coronans invited to attend.
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A reflective line contends that prayer serves as a golden key to inner heart change and to divine abundance, linking personal devotion with spiritual blessing.
The First Methodist Church plans special music for tomorrow with a morning children's story by Mrs. Roscoe Johnson and Louise McDonald. The senior choir performs in both services with morning O Jesus Thou Art Standing and evening Jesus Meek and Gentle. Soloist Mrs. Mary Smith sings The Lord Is My Rock in the morning. A mixed quartet performs More Like the Master in the evening. Sermons by Rev. Willing Smith titled Carpenter of Nazareth and Man of Courage. Next Wednesday at 7 30 pm features the last conference year church social with open house and games led by Leonard Schmidt. All invited.
Evening items show June 16 schedule with Holy Communion at 1 39 A M and sermon by Rev Z R Yates Rector at 10 45 A M Morning service. Church School at 9 30 A M.
Retirement of Dr Charles M Macford from the senior secretaryship of the Federal Council of Churches takes effect next January after more than twenty years. Mrs Gertrude Robinson of Circleville Ohio wins a $200 prize for a Pentecost hymn titled Humbly and Fervently amid 600 entries. A Boston conference for church social workers runs June 9 14 under Federal Council auspices. Dr Henry I Stahr elected executive secretary of the Board of Christian Education of the Reformed Church in the United States overseeing 1740 Sunday schools. Omaha hosts National Eucharistic Congress September 23 24 with outdoor events and clergy laity sessions. Ole H Agre’o family of Sacred Heart Minnesota raises hens contributing Sunday church donations. Proceeds from Daying 1929 eggs totaled 16479 dollars. Character quotes conclude the item.
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