16 Apr 1938
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1938
Page
1
A dense listing of Easter worship times, services, baptisms, and church activities across All Saints, Evangelical and Reformed, Calvary, Grace, Parkway, and many other churches. Includes Holy Communion, Easter cantatas, pageants, Sunday school, youth and junior programs, choir concerts, and midweek prayer meetings with dates and ministers. Names of churches, pastors, and key events across Frederick area churches are provided.
The April 13 Sunday School lesson on The Victorious Servant links Peter’s Pentecost message to Easter joy. It urges humility and service over violence, urging readers to overcome hate with good and to deepen faith in enduring truths despite persecution.
The Lewistown M. P. program includes a dawn Easter service at the Methodist Protestant church featuring hymns scripture readings prayers piano and vocal solos duets and an address by Rev. F. R. Seiser Jr. Also noted is Parkway Church of God fifth anniversary service in Carroll Parkway Frederick with Rev. J. L. Updegraph delivering Such as Have Given Thee and revival closing plans with new members received.
A compilation of religious reflections citing Jesus word to Martha about resurrection and life, Luther’s note on the Lord's promise written not only in books but in every spring leaf, highlighting enduring faith themes.
Rev. Wm. T. Jackson pastors Edsewond Church of God with a midweek prayer meeting and sermon at 7:30 p m. Services listed for the Bove school venue and a 10 a m start noted.
Special Easter services in Boyds Presbyterian Church led by Rev. James Patterson Kerr include Easter communion at 11 o clock and new members received. The evening service at 8 features The Other Cross Easter Pageant with readings and illuminated cross. Nearby Utica offers an Easter program with songs and a narrative, while Leesburg Rotary elects N P Neilson as president as current leader retires.
The seventh annual Easter Sunrise service, sponsored by the Frederica County Young People's Eaton, will be held Sunday at skyclock in Baker Park. Dramatization The 2s features Edward Daugherty, Willam Hatter, John F. F, with Rev. Paul H. as pastor. Participants include Miss Ethel Nichols, Miss Anna May Wilson, William Ray, Miss Mary Florence Seloy, Miss Beverly Feaga, John Wilburn, James Houck, with Mary Yingling as pianist and Austin E. Rhoads directing singing.
The Catholic Student Mission Crusade veteran's unit will hold its monthly meeting on Easter Monday, April 18, at 8 o'clock, at the home of Miss Virginia Doll on West Third Street.
The cross is a great symbol in the New Testament showing sacrifice as essential to universal fulfilment. Sacrifice underpins worldly and spiritual success, and the crucifixion and resurrection affirm Christ's triumph and humanity's salvation.
The Evangelical Lutheran church school presents The Cross of Light at 7:30 PM Sunday with two parts The Triumphal Entry Gethsemane The Crucifixion Resurrection The Lighted Cross Cast lists many named participants and a storm of planning by Mrs W Bertgis Storm and others Music by Junior and church choirs with soloists H Webster Whitehill Tylee Engle Eleanor Eichelberger and Henry Falk Special Easter services are scheduled by Frederick charge Methodist Protestant Rev Benjamin A Brian and Rev Ira Arnold guest speaker The Pleasant Hill Church of the Brethren Monrovia to present The Symbol of a Cross at 7:30 PM Sunday and a 6 AM Easter sunrise service at New Market church The Monrovia Brethren children perform an Easter program at 11 AM Central church near New London to follow For the rare white rhinoceros motion pictures made in Africa by Capt C W R Knight
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