Paul Starts on a Great Trip in Acts 12 25 13 12
Sunday School Lesson from Moody Bible Institute of China for August presents Acts 12 25 to 13 12. Primary topic Paul begins a great journey with Barnabas and Saul as the church at Antioch sends them forth, marking the start of foreign missions. The lesson notes gifts of the church, the Holy Spirit’s call, immediate obedience, and their Cyprus preaching stint led by Barnabas and Saul against Elymas the sorcerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Cyprus
Barnabas
Saul
Jerusalem
Antioch
Rolf
Garnabas
John Mark I
Andrew
Jesus
Elymas
Sergius Paulus
Klymas
God Does Not Forsake Thee Inspiration Quote
A brief quotation attributed to Charles H. Spurgeon emphasizes divine presence and support. It declares that even if all forsake, God sees and comforts, delivering the troubled soul. The text frames God as the ultimate consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles II
Spurgeon
Resurrection Life as True Immortality
The statement proclaims resurrection life as the truest and highest form of life and immortality, insisting it admits no reversal or decay. It attributes these views to H. Bonar and frames them as a definitive, theologically confident assertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bonar
Grafted limbs and preserved parts a future reality
A Western Newspaper Union piece discusses saving healthy parts from deceased bodies to graft onto living patients. It cites Alexis Carrel and Carrel-Dakin solutions, envisioning anatomical cold storage warehouses for hands feet arms and noses to restore crippled individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexis Carrel
Rockefeller Institute
Carrel
France
Jasserby
Western Newspaper Union
Sunlight and Health: Light’s Role in Disease Prevention
Sunlight is essential for life and health, with expert support from scientists over the last fifty years. Ultraviolet rays from sun and certain lamps boost nutrient-rich foods and feeds like linseed oil, flour, and dried milk, helping prevent diseases such as rickets and tuberculosis in early life. Poor children gain more sun exposure, aiding their resilience against illness despite poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steenbock
University of Wisconsin
Alfred Jess
New York
Western Newspaper Union
BRICKERVILLE WEEKEND GATHERINGS AND CHURCH EVENTS
Mr and Mrs G L Fwans hosted visitors from Hershey and Penryn during a two day Bible Meeting at Trammer Creek Mennonite Church. Many locals attended social visits, Sunday church events, school openings, missionary society gathering, and a long list of neighborly visits and meals across several households in the Bricker area. The Elizabeth Township Schools opened with staff assignments and numerous relatives and friends visiting homes and churches throughout the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trammer Creek Mennonite Church
Ella Grumbine
Marcus Fetter
Harry Grumbine
Denver
Elvin
Lizzie Huber
Lititz
Jacob Hoffman
Arlene
Ephriam
Ephraim Eberly
Schaefferstown
John Retten
Philip Seppi
Hallville
Philip W. Seppi
Carl
Lloyd Wolf
Speedwell
Isaac Foltz
Reinholds Station
Isaac Walters
Elizabeth Township
Miss Koch
Church
Nissley
Fairview
Hollinger
Webster
Rena Fasnacht
Devon
Frank Fasmacht
Susan Enck
Weidmansville
Leroy Hoffman
Jane
John Hoffman
John
Hiphrata
Huber
Reuben Kauffman
Grace and Junior
Mechanicsville
Ellis Retten
Earl
Weidman
Oyster Point
Palaine
Goldie McQuate
John Charles
Kenneth McQuuate
Ellis Rettew
Miriam Rettew
Lancaster
Mrs. Ellis Rettew
Norman Butzer
Sara and
Elva
Akron
Earl Butzer
Harry Strauss
Samuel Long
Pentyn
Mary and
Mabel Frey
Irene Weitzel
George Carvell
Mt. Airy
Harry
Andrew Conrad
J. Irwin Maher
Wayne Elser
Joseph Miller
Margie
Caroline Habecker
Penryn
Emma Weidman
Sara Daub
Lincoln
Kate Emck
Ida Kopp
Jauss Vis
Ephrata
Aveline Dermmy
Toward
Francis Ditzler
Isaca Brubaker
Henry Wilmer
Hupert Kulp
Mikhart
Indiana
St. John’s Lutheran 8. S
Ira Zartman
Allentown
E. K. Zartman
Union
Long’s Park
Paul Shelly
Lime Rock
George B. Wolf
Howard
Paul
Galen
Elizabeth Wolf
S. M. Wolf
H. M. Wolf
Clarence Rudy
Frank Retten
Arthur Wolf
Jay
Lester Rachel
Earl Rohrer
Enos Keller
Nettie Forney
Norman Moyer
Manheim
Elam Shenk
Frostville Pike
Norman Stauffer
Lancaster R. D
Harry Shenk
Ruth Romaine
Abram Brubaker
Daniel
Ruth Stehman
Tobias Stehman
Kissel Hill
Grace Sesseman
Hayden Bomberger
Hammer Creek Mennonite
Route Three Community News Roundup
The Route Three column notes a large White Oak Brethren Church gathering at Fra Longenecker home with about thirty attendees and a planned meet at Samuel Young’s on September 2. It lists Sunday services, harvest meeting plans, a Potato Tour at State College, visits to Lititz area residents, family gatherings at Long Park, and various local calls and visits among Lancaster area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oak Brethren Church
Fra Longenecker
Samuel Young
Route Three
White Oak
Charles Cassel
George Henning
Lanesdale
Forrest Henning
Graybill Minnich
Lititz
State College
Jean Buch
Lincoln
Clarence Wier
Donald
Elmer Miller
Miriam Todd
Anna Miller
George Boyd
Ella Long
Ralph and
Almeda Boyd
William Martin
East Petersburg
Farm Calendar highlights for spring garden tasks
Asparagus tops benefit from frequent cultivation and nitrogen feeding to maximize growth. Clip yellow alfalfa promptly to encourage new growth. A garden seat adds beauty and usefulness. Cows need ample water in heat. Winter barley offers a strong livestock feed alternative east of the Alleghenies. Move pullet houses for cleaner ground to curb disease spread. Perennials can be sown in cold frames with catalog guidance.
Troubadour Concept of Domnei in Love Language
The passage explains that Troubadours expressed the complexity of love and devotion to a lady with a single word domnei derived from donna. It describes how a chevalier served a lady and sought her favor, using the term as an alteration of the Latin domina mistress.
Arsenic Eaters in Austria Raise Health Concerns
A Cuilier's Weekly correspondent reports that arsenic eating is practiced by peasant women in Austria. The poison is said to aid digestion respiration complexion and personal magnetism, though it poses serious health risks and reflects a crisis mindset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Cuilier's Weekly
Ameri
Strength in Weakness Inspires Quiet Solitude Quote
A compact quotation notes that solitude teaches that we are not solitary and weakness reveals potential strength we can achieve. Wise words attributed to Wanda Lyall reflect on inner resilience empowering personal growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wdna Lyall
Rarest Gas Identified as Xenon in Air Fraction
Collier's Week-Ty notes xenon as the world rarest gas, occurring at about one part in 170 million parts of air. This nugget highlights the extreme scarcity of xenon among atmospheric constituents.
Glimpse of Europe A Day From New York
Floating glimpse shows a foreign land kin to miniature Europe with diving scenes from France England and coastal villages. Memorials evoke Evangeline as lakes mountains and forests frame gay recreation resorts in Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
New York
Bostor
France
England
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Also Mentioned on This Page
PR. Pitzwater
Stember'af
Moody Bible Institute of China
Western Newcraver Union
Picea Ting RE
Brickerville
Mrs
G. L. Fwans
Sanwel Meek
Hershey
Katie and
Mabel Brownsberger
Hiram Fetter
Oscar Walz
G. L. Evans
Oscar Waltz
Samuel Wolf
Eugene Zwally
Brownstown
Helen [Enck
Atlantic City
Nathan Dulabohn
Oscar Bender
Sara Bender
Reading
John Krepp
Raymond Johe
Warren
Betty
Verna
John Keath
Elmer Gehman
Lottie Miller
Frank Edwards
Harvey Peiffer
Elizabethtown
William Nagle
Milton Fasnacht
Frank Madlem
Lengel
Daniel Whitcraft
Women’s Missionary Society of
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Harry Bucher
Clayton Balmer
Fairland
Elmer Balmer
Earl Rohter
Levi
Clayton
Vera
Edith
Stauffer Hiestand
Forney
Pennsylvania
Alleghenies
Wertsch
C. L. Wertsch
Optometrist
L. A. Weitzel
Helen F. Quinn
the Record Printing CO
Lititz Pennsylvania
Wolf’s Garage
Locust and
New Streets
ASCO
Campbell’s
Walbeck India
Crisco
Victor Bread
Libby
Florida
California
Asco Fancy Sweet Peas
Victor Coffee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!