It Is Written That Every Man Shall Reap What He Sows
A religious column reflects on the biblical proverb teaching that individuals harvest what they plant through life choices and actions, urging moral accountability and personal responsibility.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1955
Page
6
A religious column reflects on the biblical proverb teaching that individuals harvest what they plant through life choices and actions, urging moral accountability and personal responsibility.
The bulletin lists weekly Sunday School and worship times for First Methodist, Catholic, First Christian, First Baptist, Unity Baptist, Exar, Church of Christ, Hope Gospel Tabernacle, Pentecostal, Garrett Memorial, Walnut Street, St. Mann's Episcopal, and First Presbyterian. Also notes district MYF meetings, choir rehearsals, and various church activities along with a Farmers Association election result.
A listing of area churches with service times and pastors including Rising Star Baptist and Garrett Chapel Baptist, plus community notices about B T U and Epworth League. The piece notes a 1948 opening day crowd at Stadium and lists local businesses paying for the religious service ad in Hempstead county.
A list of diverse local firms from lumber to hardware to car dealers is shown alongside a call urging residents to attend church regularly and support the community faith life of the county. The collection includes Butane Gas, Benk and Trust, furniture and repair shops, and scrap metal buyers.
A Hempstead County newspaper page expresses a broad hope among local ministers that a sincere prayer will inspire many. The item conveys communal religious sentiment and aims to motivate congregations across the county.
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