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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1898
Page
6
Commentary by Rev. D. M. Stearns discusses the crucifixion of Jesus, His sufferings, and the responses of onlookers. It reflects on human hard hearts, the fulfillment of scripture, and the salvific purpose of Christ’s death for believers.
An August meeting notes Christian courage drawn from Christ and Paul, highlighting martyrdom and steadfast faith. It cites biblical readings and urges disciples to emulate heroic, self sacrificing deeds for Christ and humanity.
The missionary faces the question of whether heathen converts feel they are sinners. Unconverted people at home or abroad deny being better than neighbors while recognizing flaws, yet resent being pointed to specific failings or compared to more virtuous individuals.
The texts emphasize the deep human and societal demand for a leader during perilous times. Even as crises strike individuals and churches, enduring truth persists and God remains true, despite shifts in leadership or laxity in worship.
Poetic meditation by Frank Putnam printed in London Public Opinion urges doubtless faith in life’s purpose amid toil. It asserts life is part of creation, each bears burdens until end, and urges generous deeds as a record beyond futurity.
The piece describes a blue and fawn color scheme for a pique model suitable for foulard and cashmere. A novel waist feature includes festooned ruches and a woven drawcord. The yoke is corded white linen with gigot sleeves and three arm tucks. The skirt imitates an overlapping front with a 3 yard 3 quarter width. Materials listed include pique 8 yards, ruching 10 yards, and linen lawn 38% yards.
Oakland Mission holds a 3.30 sermon by Rev W H Higgins. First Unitarian will have Rev J L Seward from Allston preach in the morning. Worthen Street M E plans an illustrated sermon for children and a Sunday school concert in the evening. John Street observes Children’s Sunday with children taking part in the morning service and the pastor delivering an address, with an evening sermon on The Death of Christ.
Regular services list across multiple churches with morning and evening sermon titles. Topics include Spiritual Harvesting Digging Old Wells In His Steps The Second Call For Troops Men and Mountains Influence Left Alone How Much I Owe Conscience The Only Immortal Possession Seven Sayings of Christ on the Cross Foundation Work The Faultless Man Illustrated children's play sermon Boys and Girls and Trees graduation exercises Hobson and His Heroes Scheduled 10 30 and 7 pm services.
First Universalist Church reports morning service at 10 20 with Rev C B Fisher and the usual musical programme under Dr Rix. Sunday school with kindergarten at 12 10, and Young People's meeting at 4 featuring a lecture by the pastor on Tennyson the Poet.
Rev W A Bartlett leads morning service at Kirk Street Church with Children’s Day events including recitations and baptism. Evening service features a new June series talk Money its Power and Abuse with choir and instrumental recital by Frank Charles and Arthur Spalding at 6 30 and an offertory by Charles.
Rev George F Kenngett leads First Trinity Congregational Church special Sunday activities at Mechanics Hall with children's day programs, recitations, hymns, anthems, baptism, and young member reception. Evening sermon and youth topics scheduled. patriotic and Bible study events planned with guest speakers and music by McElroy’s Orchestra.
A familiar seaside cottage offers reduced expenses by sharing some meals. The secretary invites interested readers to discuss the option, hoping to direct attention to the opportunity for economical stays at the same cottage as in prior years.
A long listing details Sunday schedules for Baptist, Episcopal, Catholic, Unitarian and other denominations. Includes Rev. H Lockhart, Rev. Morang, Rev. Thomas Sayer Jr, Rev. Bowley Green, Rev. C E B Mallory, Rev. A E Wilson, Rev. C H Denney, Rev. Henry W O Millington, Rev. Smith Thomas Ford, Rev. £& T. Curnick, Rev. J W Higgins, Rev L W Staples, Rev W H M erfidth, Rev A St John Chambre, Rev L C Manchester, Rev Wilson Waters, Rev D A McPhie, Rev S M Dick, Rev T G G A Cote, Rev C W Huntington, Rev Geo N Dorr, Rev N W Mathews, Rev Geo H Johnson, Rev C E Poole, Rev W A Bartlett, Rev Geo F Kenngett, Rev M Rowan, Rev J M Greene, Rev Charles L Merriam, Rev Charles T Billings, Rev Isaac B Leclaire, Elder W C Westcott, and others. Services at various times noon and evening across churches on Chelmsford, Barristers Hall, Blossom, Worthen, Paige, John, Central, High, M E, and other streets. Sunday schools and youth meetings listed. Pasadena notes acknowledge moonshine remark on stammering.
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