Union Park church services feature moving pictures
At 6 30 p m the young people meet at the park chapel with a county agent showing a religious moving picture and an illustrated song. Rev M Ray Willson of the Christian church preaches at the evening union service with the United Brethren choir and orchestra providing music. A special offering is planned Sunday night to cover church deficits amid tough business conditions.
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Union Park
Park Chapel
United Brethren Church
M. Ray Willson
The
Christian Church
A Full Grown Christian Sermon at First Christian Church
Ernest Roberts reports Sunday message on becoming fully grown Christians not children in faith. Sermon urges parishioners to improve Bible school attendance above par, study the question of maturity, and join union park services. Reports due, devotional meetings midweek, and class leadership changes outlined.
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Corinthian Church
Church of Today
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the Park
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Methodist Church Seeks Subscriptions at Regular Session
The official church board will meet next Tuesday evening to review funds for the current expenses fund. Chautauqua programs are planned next week and season tickets are urged. The pastor’s Sunday message is The Crown of Life with special music. A moving picture will be shown at the young people’s service, and the mite box opening schedule has been moved to August 25. Worship with us Sunday led by Pastor W. EF Cissna.
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Union Park
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
W.ef
Cissna
Spirituality of the Church on Sunday Morning
Sunday worship begins at 10 30 a m with the sermon on Spirituality of the Church. Sunday school convenes at 9 30. Attendance is good and all not attending elsewhere are invited.
New Buildings Out of Old Material Subject Set
A Sunday school lesson invites all parish members to attend with emphasis on the new garage built from old materials behind the parsonage. The morning subject will be New Buildings Out of Old Material, reflecting the pastor's suggested topic. All officers and teachers are urged to be present.
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Israel
Park evening union services draw crowd for final night
The service lists a prompt closing at 11:30 with good music and a welcoming atmosphere. Union services are at the park in the evening, with young people at 6:30 and preaching at 7:30. A great crowd attended last Sunday and similar turnout is expected tomorrow night. Oren A. Cook, pastor.
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Oren A. Cook
Essentials and Non-Essentials Sermon Announcement
The pastor outlines a study on the whole counsel of God with services listed for tomorrow at 10:30 and 7:30 p.m. Bible school at 9:30 a.m. Young people's meeting at 6:45. A Thursday prayer meeting at 7:30. Mrs. Luther Bone hosts the women’s class Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev. M. G. Dizney from Corbin will preach tomorrow at 2:30. Third Street Northeast church invites all attendance.
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Myrtle Lucas
New Testament Church
Fife
God
Luther Bone
Fourth Street
J. R. Clark
M. G. Dizney
Corbin
Third Street
Fig Leaf Aprons Sermon at Olive Branch Church
Sunday night Rev. Harry Beekman will preach on Fig Leaf Aprons at the Olive Branch church. Jerry Clayton has arranged a fine special music program for the service.
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Harry Beekman
Olive Branch Church
Jerry Clayton
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