Action Now Religion Is More Than A Sunday Matter
A sermon or religious message declares that religion is living God's life beyond weekly worship, invoking Psalms 36:9 to emphasize daily spiritual vitality and personal faith in everyday life.
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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1949
Page
7
A sermon or religious message declares that religion is living God's life beyond weekly worship, invoking Psalms 36:9 to emphasize daily spiritual vitality and personal faith in everyday life.
A reflective editorial advocates that true education teaches unity as brothers under God. It argues schools must instill the principle of human connectedness and warns that segregation denies this core lesson, urging consideration of all children across races.
A sermon-like reflection asserts civil and economic rights as a single divine fight. It contrasts a man who loves his business above all with the chaos that followed his death, suggesting spiritual rewards for humility and righteousness. The piece frames workplace virtue and God's judgment alongside biblical proverbs.
Sir N tard asserts people know their body parts yet lack awareness of rights. He states protests are invalid unless they counter unfair treatment as hypocrisy against God. The remark frames civil action as a duty when injustice intersects with divine fairness.
The Athena Social Club plans a May 22 baby shower at Miss Dorothy J. Bowe’s home 1821 NW 66th St to benefit the Baby Ward of Christian Hospital. Members and guests aim to support worthwhile community causes with Mrs. Osie Mae Brown chairing and Mary L. Nairn on the program committee.
The 27th Annual Convocation of the Diocese of South Florida met May 3 5 at St Pauls Episcopal Church with Bishop Wing and Bishop Loutitt presiding. Negro delegates dined in a whites only hotel area and discussions included a $2000 bill to support Bishop Payne Divinity School. A 23 member confirmation was held at St Peters.
The management committee and team captains held a meeting last Thursday to plan. Results include VFW 14 All Stars 2, School 5 Hill's 2, Regular Fellows 7 Eagles 4, Hill's 8-7, Navy 12 91h Stars 8, VEW 11 School 7 with standings listed. A Mother's Day program occurred at Bethel AME Church. Mrs. Susan Manuel Corker and son Ira visited. Birthday wishes go to Mrs. Rowena Pinder on May 18.
Imperial Commandress Mrs Ercelle Harmon Moore visits Miami to present the charter at the Daughters of Isis Kazah Court No 117 meeting Friday May 13 at Brady's Hall. Dr Marie White reports.
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