Sunday church services and sermons around town
The Rev. L W Dunton of DeLand speaks at Central Christian Church. The Rev. James S Jones preaches The Door to Life at First Methodist at 11. The Methodist Youth Fellowship hosts a snack supper program and worship. The Rev. George L Kress delivers What Kind of Heaven Do You Prefer at First Presbyterian at 11. St Edward's Anglican holds 9:30 service with social hour after.
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Central Christian Church
L. W. Dunton
DeLand
James S. Jones
First Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship
George L. Kress
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Kilbourne
Revival plans and community notes in East Town
The community marks Rev. W. Darnett anniversary and notes his vacation then reports an upcoming interdenominational Revival in August. The Feast in the Wilderness is set for the third Sunday in September at 2 oclock. Sick: Mrs Julia Mitchell, Kattie Hardy, Deacon Will Chapman, Rev Russell, Mrs Queenie McNair. Fourth of July praised as peaceful. quote on freedom shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Darnett
Darnett
Georgia
Julia Mitchell
Kattie Hardy
Will Chapman
Russell
Queenie McNair
Clear Minds Of Prejudices In Sunday Sermon
The Rev. George L. Kress at First Presbyterian Church urged clearing mental storage of prejudice and old grudges. He warned that stored anger and rusty opinions distort judgment and that discarded talents and unused faith lie forgotten in the soul’s storage rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Kress
First Presbyterian Church
Kress
Church Elder Of Cuba To Talk To Fellowship Group
Arjibay Doreste an Elder of the Presbyterian Church of Cuba will speak at the Fellowship Supper in the First Presbyterian Church on Wednesday July 19. He will soon teach at Waynesburg College Pennsylvania in the fall and will share insights from Cuba. Supper at 6 30 p.m. All members and friends invited. bring own service and food per name group.
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Arjibay Doreste
Presbyterian Church of
Cuba
First Presbyterian Church
Doreste
Eustis
Waynesburg College
Land of
Castro
Legion Meeting Tonight in Mount Dora
The Mount Dora Post 35 of The American Legion will hold its regular meeting tonight at 8 p.m. at the Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
American Legion
Legion
Rev Jones Advocates Against Conformity in Modern Life
The preacher denounces conformity as a trap of modern culture urging Christians to think and act independently. He cites Elizabeth Fry Pasteur Knox Wesley Booth and the Salvation Army as examples of fearless individuals who refused the herd. He warns against crowd pressures at social gatherings and calls for domestic discipline and purposeful living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Elizabeth Fry
Louis Pasteur
John Knox
John Wesley
Salvation Army
William Booth
Jesus
Messace S. Jones
Methodist Sinh
Rites Held For T. J. McGrath
Thomas J. McGrath died last week at his Westland Road home. Born in Brooklyn he had lived in Mount Dora for three and a half years and belonged to St Edward's Church and the Mount Dora American Legion Post. He is survived by his wife Louise and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were conducted at Zeller Kennedy and Hamlin Funeral Home Chapel in Eustis with Rev. James S. Jones officiating.
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Thomas J. McGrath
Westland Rd
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mount Dora
St. Edward’s Episcopal Church
American Legion Post
Louise
Zeller, Kennedy and Hamlin Funeral Home
Eustis
James S. Jones
Truman Services To Be Held Today
F Ray Truman 82 died at a Eustis hospital Monday. He lived in Mount Dora eight years and was formerly a CPA in Cleveland Ohio. Survived by son Henry Payson Truman of Miami Beach daughter Mrs John R Duff of Cleveland sister Mrs Helen Wibert of Warren Ohio three grandchildren and one great grandson. Services at Rehbaum Funeral Home today at 3 p.m. led by Rev. Emerson quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ray Truman
Eustis Hospital
Mount Dora
Cleveand, O
CPA
Henry Payson Truman
Miami Beach
John R. Duff
Cleveland, O
Helen Wibert
Warren, O
Rehbaum Funeral Home
James S. Jones
Faith and morals shape daily choices not majority votes
A reflection on steadfast convictions that outrun crowd cries. The piece argues morality distinguishes good from evil beyond public opinion, urging personal duty and unwavering belief guiding daily life.
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