The Call to Church Attendance and Programs
A verbose polemic on church attendance argues society loses if nonattenders keep away. It extols worship as humanity’s highest function, cites Christianity’s civilizational role, and urges participation in services at First Presbyterian and Plymouth Congregational churches. The piece lists multiple services and programs for April Sundays and midweek activities.
First Methodist and nearby churches service notes
Church notices from Corner Vermont Berkeley Streets describe Rev. Henry E. Wolfe and Rev. Leonard Lewisli leading 10:30 worship with Student Volunteer Band and choral music, Bible School at 9:45, and Sunday evening sermons on divine authorship. Trinity Lutheran, Third Presbyterian, United Brethren, St Luke Church and others are listed with service times, sermons, and Sunday School details.
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Plymouth
Noble Strong Elderkin
J. E. Rodd
Kansas University
Plymouth Pulpit
Hubach
Rotbb
Jésus
George ‘Wetzel
Elder-’ Kin
Jeloek
Cooperative Societies Labor Union
Tovtier
Rossini
Stabat Mater
Vermont
Berkeley
Chinreli
Henry E. Wolfe
Leonard Oewisli
Boston
Singapore
Indin
Chisses
Acordia
Berkely
Kentucky
Gene
McFarland
House of Prayer
Jesus
Hho
Bible “School
Chian
First Christian Church
Maine
Flin Streets
Ilam
W. Holyfield
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Christian Endeavor
Dalton
Carpenter
Maehir
C. Mitchell
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Central Church of Christ
Trinity Lutheran Church
Court House
Hea
Issac Greyarth
Gre Earth
E. FE. Struffer
Trinity Church
Evan Alexander Edwards
Hirty
Holy Communion
Mortim
Ales
United
Brethern
Sturday School
John Westfall
Topeka
Hing
Clawson
Russell
Robinson
Woman's Missionary Society
United Brethrent House
Daston
Ohio
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St. Astér
Penny Sind Pierson
Tooll
M. Brown
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Warren
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