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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1948
Page
5
A religious reflection on knowing God through Christ as a God of love. Paul’s teachings affirm that nothing can separate believers from the love of Christ. It urges living by faith amid suffering and seeking Christ’s indwelling strength.
Worship begins at 10 30 with a prelude More Thee and choir anthem Christ of the on. E R Turner will deliver Life s Spiritual Undergirding. Sunday school opens at 9 30. Evening youth fellowship 6 30 led by Miss Luaicille Snyder. social hour follows. Weekly and district meetings set for Tuesday and Thursday. bishops Clippinger and Epp to speak. Sunshine Circle Close Friday at 7 30.
First Church Of God hosts a week long revival led by Rev Kenneth Cacher with services at 10:40 and 7:90. Sena quartet and the church choir sing at each service. Volunteers plan to visit Hamilton County Jail to spread the Gospel. A fellowship hall gathering follows the revival service Saturday.
Maple Park eth Church schedules Sunday events with Sunday School at 9 20 am led by Me Winifred Hickey and Rev T LaChance to lead worship at 10 30 am A pastor will attend the service at 7 pm Bishop G E Epp will speak at the rally set for Thursday January 15 at 7 45 pm Trustees meet after services 6 pm at the home of Mrs Tomcote 3118 N Aoig Ave
Pleasant Ridge Andrew presents Rev J D Ninewonders as speaker at Jacksonburg at 6:30 am State Sunday school follows at 10:15 am with James Crout as superintendent. Evening service at Pleasant Ridge at 9:30 am led by James Crout. Preaching at 10:30 am with minister's passion titled Continue To Day. Home Lane gathering at the home of his A too Kenneth Neal Saturday at p m.
The 9 30 a m Bible school will be in charge with Walter Wendt and Ronald E Roper directing. The superintendent of Missions will oversee subjects with the choir meeting at 6 30 p m.
Union Baptist Church conducts special music directed by Israel Hughes with Miss Leathe Banks assisting at 3 30 p m. A joint service with Phillips Chapel C M B Church follows on Ninth Ave. Mrs William Fureeson leads the Young People at 6 30 p m. Evangelistic service with the pastor at 7 30 p m. Bible study by Rev R L Rehneson at 8 p m. Convene at the home of Mrs H H Hughes at 8 p m Thursday.
Services begin with Holy Communion at 8 am and church school at 9 30 am under R Q Millan. At 11 am Holy Baptism and sermon by Rev S Hughes Garvin, continuing the Know Your Brothers series with The Roman Catholic Church. Choir under Vincent Carter with organist Mrs Robert Sutton. Next Sunday January 18 Feast of Lights pageant at 7 30 pm produced by parish youth under Wilson Breiel. Womens Guild Winter Corporate Communion 12 15 pm Tuesday. Vincent Society 8 pm Thursday. Vestry 7 30 pm Monday. Y P F and Junior League meet 7 pm tomorrow. Confirmation Class for ages 12–17 Saturdays 10 am and adult class Sundays 10 am. Rector's adult lecture January 18 The New Testament. Notify rector to be confirmed.
Morning Sunday school starts 9 30 for all ages with Pieters teaching the Adult Bible Class. Service at 10 40 with Mrs Margaret Clapp at the organ and preludes Lieberstraum and Sweet Hour Prayer. Rev Dr Russel G 1 guest minister from Cincinnati Presbytery. Music directed by T A Repper with guest soloist Jack Murray singing Consider and Hear Me. Board of Deacons meeting after service. Taxis Society to meet at 6 30. Spyres continue at Beth Sholom 1410 First Ave at 6 30 with Rabbi Marton. transportation meet at church 6 15. Pieters traveling to California for two Sundays. Office open. ministers available for emergencies.
Meadowlawn Church of God offers free bus service for residents on South Lafayette Amanda and nearby areas. Sunday school directed by Mrs. Joe Meadows opens at 12:45 am with a 10:45 am service led by Rev. Carl E. Rey. Youth Fellowship at 4:50 pm, evening evangelistic service features hymns and a message “There Is A Way Out.” Thursday midweek service at 7:45 pm. Miami Valley Youth event hosted by area Churches of God held tonight at Franklin Church. Public invited.
The Rev. rey will speak at 10:30 A.M. on Re search for Sin. Esther Hoover Phillips directs organ and chimes. The Temple Choir appears for Mendelssohn How Lovely are the Messengers. Several Sunday school and youth events, classes, rehearsals, and Crusade Rally plans are listed with John W. Danford set as guest speaker at the 10:30 A.M. service January 18.
Sunday school at 10 am supervised by A E Minnich with primary and junior departments directed by Margie Young. At 11 am Rev C W Warstler will speak on The Message of the Church To The Eighth Circuit. A fellowship supper at 5 pm follows the afternoon program with take covered dishes. Business session to elect church officers for the year. no evening services.
First Baptist offers a busy slate with musical solos by Nate Kunin performing Monattary Garden, Junior Hi Fellowship at 4 pm, and evening discussions led by Dianne Hall on Where Jesus. Programs include Boy Scouts, Morningstar, Ann Judson Circle, and S. S W. Class at 2003 Central Ave. Other gatherings span Tuesday through Friday evenings with choirs, mid week prayer, and circles at Curtis St and Superior Ave locations.
Church notices must reach the church editor by Thursday after noon to ensure publication. They may be filed or delivered by courier for processing.
The Lesson-Sermon for January 11 1948 centers on Sacrament with Golden Text from First Corinthians 13 14 and cites Psalms 24 3 5 and Science and Health page 241. It discusses purity of heart and the spiritual ascent to Horeb where God is revealed and the pure in heart see God in spiritual Life and its demonstration.
Tuesday 7 30 p m Junior Young Peoples League first devotional business and oral meeting led by Mary Buchanan Carmen Bleedow and Alma Mae. 6 30 p m Girls Choir rehearsal in church sanctuary and 7 30 p m Church Council meets. Friday 4 p m Confirmation Class instruction for members.
Bethlehem Lutheran holds regular morning services at 10 30 and evening services at 7 30 with Dr G Schmidt delivering sermons. Brotherhood meets Wednesday at 7 30 in the parish house. teachers meet Thursday. Sunday School and officers meeting follow the teachers meeting. choir at 4 15 Thursday. annual congregational meeting January 18 at 2 30 with a social in the parish house afterward.
The Holiness Tabernacle Of The Universe holds Sunday school at 10 a m led by Margaret Golden, with Rev Kilgoure delivering the morning sermon at 11 30. Mrs Willie Kilgoure conducts the offering on The Seven Seals. H Y P U meets at 6 pm and evening service is at 7 38 pm under the pastor’s supervision.
A dense listing of Middletown church schedules and services across many denominations. It catalogs Masses, Sunday Schools, worship times, pastors, and locations including St John Ruman Calhulac, Oakland Presbyterian, Holy Trinity Catholic, First United Brethren, Holiness, Church of God Lakeside, Avalon Cumberland, First Pentecostal, Flatiron United Brethren, Church of Meadowlawn, and more with scattered times and notes.
Mayfield Cumberland Presbyterian Church under the direction of Harry S Bailey presents a lesson titled What We Know About God led by Rev. Frank Soward. Morning worship begins at 10 45 a.m and the evening service at 7 30 p.m with a midweek prayer service at 7 30 p.m on Wednesday.
Oakland Presbyterian Sunday school will convene at 15 a.m under the guidance of Elderman Stigler Mr L. Livney will direct the department with classes for all ages Primary Junior Senior and Adult Morning worship will be led by Rev William Waide sermon topic The Christian's Greatest Privilege Officers meet at the church at 3 p.m Elders representation from Carlisle Ohio at 9 a.m. on Tuesday Jan 13.
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