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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1926

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10

Hours Of Service In Frederick And County Churches And Sunday Schools

The item lists Sunday church services across Frederick and surrounding counties for October 2, 1926. It names multiple churches with pastors, service times, and ritual details, including Trinity M E Church South, Evangelical Reformed, Presbyterian, Calvary M E, All Saints, and many others, with notes on Sunday school, worship, Holy Communion, and rally day activities across various towns and congregations.

Eicht Evangelical Reformed Church H. L. G. Kieffer A. Lelroy McCardell Witmer Mis Revelations of God” Mite Society Calvary M. E. Church Gilhs Willams A.m. Eyworth League Hince Batton All Saints’ Church Vouclass Hooft Evangelical Lutheran Church U.S. G. Rupp Igg Henry T. Wade Ebmite Privat Luther League Church of the Brethren Burkitsville J. S&s. Bowlus St. John's Reformed Creagerstown EL Heimer Moly Comnunion Mit. Tabor Union Church Rocky Ridge B. R Carmaban Worsh Union Chapel Walter Shanks Lewistown M. P Chick Lensette Meng Aesip M. E. Chucch Ham Pastor CaWee Pers Teague Joan Powerade Gad Re Tou Wa Unon Wrorn Fellowing Unionville Linganore M. E. New A. Littleton Epworth League Jefferson Reformed Charge All Conner Ylou Jefferson Reformed Church Ag Conner Maryland Classis John Adana Ho OL G Kieffer Robert Hemp Utica Lutheran Charge J. M. Spangler Walkersville Simory Ju. Cablenta Divine Wortip Uthasunday School Woodsboro J W. Kirk South Tin Methodist Chinch Frederick I'rof Amon Brugee Glade W. G. Hartzell St. John’s Church Wandsboro Wils Tweely the Glade Church Shndar School Christian Endeavor Doubs C. T. Shull Christin Endeavor Society Enmununion Trinity Reformed Adamstown George Kerstetter Pastor Sunday School Association Seimon Hs Jueile Thomas Fiilay Utica Reformed Charge John M. DeChant Grace Pleasant Thill Holy Communion Young People’s Society Charlessne Christ Reformed Church Middletown John Samuel Adam Bally Yay R. Paul Smith Llacersios Uv Myersville U. B Paul E. Rtluehart C. C Uravel Zion Lutheran Church Charles Day Renier Cot Cannell Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church Welock Burkittsville Lutheran Church A. Gordman Naster Burkittsville FAO Israel Linstratay Woodsburg

Promised Lands Lie Before The World Today

Weekly Sunday School lesson urges readers to view Promised Lands as moral and spiritual frontiers. Moses leads onward from Sinai toward a Canaan of faith, progress, and justice, with Hobab choosing to stay. The piece calls for a pilgrimage spirit in nations and individuals, aiming for world peace and righteous enterprise.

WM. E. Gilroy D. D the Tabernacle Israel Lfe Tabernacle Moses Hobah Canaan Hobab God Promised Land

Know Your Minister Rev Charles A York Brunswick Pastor Born 1891

Rev Charles A York pastor of the M E Church South Brunswick was born in Rose Tennessee on May 29 1891. He studied at Randolph Macon College Ashland Dunsmore Business College University of Maryland Law School and Emory University. He served pastorates in Savage Maryland Ballston Virginia and Brunswick where he is now in his second year. He led the first full time pastorate at Ballston in a church of 81 members as a new $60000 building neared completion. He served in World War I, entering as a private and leaving in 1919 as a Second Lieutenant.

Charles A. York M. E. Church South Brunswick Rose, Tenn Randolph-Macon College Ashland Dunsmore Business College Staunton University of Maryland Law School Baltimore Emory University Atlanta York Savage Ballston Infantry

Detroit Churches Turn Buildings Into Self Sustaining Assets

NEA Service notes Detroit churches transforming into revenue producing complexes with chanceries, offices, stores, and apartments. Banks loaned about 630000 for construction. annual income estimated at 100000 to cover mortgage interest and principal. Some parishes already use real estate profits to fund weaker congregations locally and abroad.

Methodist Church Banks Detroit United

A Divinity Lesson Turns On Optimistic Misinterpretation

A church leader known for grandiose language faced parental ire after children reported he told them to always be mischievous. He clarified he meant they should be optimistic, not up to mischief, prompting a corrective moment in the congregation.

AD Ared Divine

Michigan Constitutional Admission and Early Union Facts

Fragmentary notes describe Michigan adopting a state constitution and later receiving presidential and congressional approval without full ratification. The text mentions early officials, a March or January timeline, and a Braddock Lutheran Church scene with Rev Hom Be Soyastoar Rahlv Pat.

Michigan Congresa Spain Sala Braddock Lutheran Church

Lutheran panel drafts twelve theses on marriage and divorce

The committee of Lutheran ministers in Chicago, assigned to study marriage and divorce, prepared a strong argument and twelve theses urging the church to assert a stance. The theses present marriage as an indivisible covenant and call for church action and guidance to ministers. The panel includes Rev. Franklin K. Freiz as chairman and several other pastors and officials.

Ace Chicago Committee On Moral and

Bible Thought The Perfect Way for All to Trust in Him

Fragmented OCR text discusses a religious theme praising faith in God and the value of prayer. Mentions Great Britain Parliament context and private concerns, but overall focus is devotional guidance and trust in spiritual leadership.

Why a butterfly name in nature lore

The article notes the origin of the common brimstone butterfly name, detailing its vivid yellow males and pale greenish white females. It discusses its wide European, Asian, and North African range, year round presence, and wintering pattern. It mentions a legend that the butterfly stole milk and butter, and invites readers to send stamped envelopes for factual Nature questions, with a brief note on Hong Kong's record rainfall of 19 inches in eight hours.

Austin H. Slark Smithsonian Institution Europe Interlaken Switzerland Asia North Africa Moikendeh Hong Kong

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