21 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1930
Page
1
The article presents a sermon by T. Carl Yoder on the resurrection of Jesus Christ and its significance for Christian faith. It cites Matthew 28 and discusses Mary Magdalene and the other Mary at the tomb, the earthquake, and the dawn of the first day of the week as the Christian Sabbath.
The text presents the angel's announcement at the tomb that Jesus is risen, instructing the women to tell the disciples. Jesus appears to them, commands fear not, and commissions the followers to go to Galilee and teach all nations, baptizing and observing his teachings with his presence promised to the end of the age.
A study from John Day Publishing Co. surveys how Prohibition influenced American prosperity and economic life, urging the use of appropriate standards to measure success.
Readers are urged to send church and Sunday school problems in question form to the church editor. A question and answer will appear in a later issue.
Discussion outlines methods to attract young people to Sunday school, stressing motive, training, and early influence. It covers punctuality, with ideas like on time tickets and class reports, plus a scriptural framework from Matthew 28 16 20 and a Clericus view of teaching evangelistic missionary programs as central.
The adage favors depth over duration in sermons, arguing true impact comes from meaningful content rather than lengthy delivery. It cautions against wasting talent by focusing on quantity over quality.
The British Labour Party conducts Sunday schools for younger members, teaching six precepts: love associates and learning, make every day holy with good deeds, honor good men and be courteous, avoid hate or revenge, stand up for rights, and avoid cowardice.
A passage urges respect for labor as the source of all good on earth and condemns stealing workers' bread. It counsels reason, warns against self-deception, rejects anti foreign views, and envisions a future of free citizens living as brothers and sisters in a peaceful world.
Charles Evans Hughes named as fourth officer of the American Bible Society to become Chief Justice. John Jay, John Marshall and Salmon P. Chase listed as vice presidents. Jay as president. Golden Rule Foundation sends 22000 to aid under nourished Puerto Rican children for noonday school lunches. more funds to come. Reverend Henry S. Lieper named editorial secretary of the Religious Book Club succeeding Dr. Samuel McCrea Covert. Dr. M. H. Lichliter to fill pulpit at Egremont Presbyterian in August. church noted as largest in its denomination in England. Professor James R. Houghton named soloist for American church in Berlin during July and August. Reverend Frederick T. Trafford of Bethlehem acting as Bethlehem police chief since January 6 and presiding over raids closing 174 speakeasies and many gambling and disorderly houses. Fourteen vacation Bible schools held in Palestine last year. Negro churches total 47000 with 5,000,000 members and 46000 Sunday schools with 3,000,000 pupils. Eighth World’s Christian Endeavor convention to be held in Berlin August 5–11, 1930. Bishop Asbury nominated for New York University Hall of Fame by Calvin Coolidge and Vice President Curtis.
Christian Church wraps up a long running evangelistic campaign with a final Sunday meeting. Pastor Hay will stay through June 29 to introduce Rev. and Mrs. Stanley N. Bond as the new pastor. A pantomime by ten girls titled The Few Virgins will be performed, led by Lucille Schutt, with several assisting helpers.
The Rev. Ray Willing Smith announces final conference year services at First Methodist Church with morning and evening sermons The Neglected Vineyard and A Beautiful Vocation The night feature includes Edgar A Guest read by Miss Eileen Gregory The senior choir presents two anthems and Miss Margaret Giacconazzi offers a whistling offertory solo The junior choir to sing Sun of My Soul and Saviour Source of Every Blessing A Methodist Brotherhood meeting Wednesday at seven features Mayor Herbert Key as speaker The pastor and members will attend the annual conference at First Church Long Beach June 24 to June 30 or July 1 The Corona congregation seeks a fourth year for the present pastor.
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