Whosoever Will May Come to God
A religious statement declares that the churches of the community are the only institutions focused on transforming human lives and serve as signboards guiding people toward God.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1959
Page
9
A religious statement declares that the churches of the community are the only institutions focused on transforming human lives and serve as signboards guiding people toward God.
A dense listing of churches with addresses and service times. Includes Grace Episcopal, Wesleyan Methodist, St. Paul AMB, Assembly of God, First United Presbyterian, Calvary Baptist, Mexican Church, Faith Bible, North Baptist, Church of the Brethren, Free Methodist, First Christians, Sacred Heart Catholic, First Methodist, First Baptist, Trinity Methodist, Faith Lutheran, Seventh Day Adventist, Foursquare Gospel, Richter Methodist, Methodist Community, Centropolis Christian, and others with pastors and typical worship schedules. Names include Swetgart, Caldwell, Hager, Pacheco, Oddo, Macdonald, Weber, Knight, Juengel, Kemper, Boatman, Paris, Browsing, and more.
A dense list of local businesses and residents appears, naming companies like Sam Gray Moore Chevrolet Olds Co and Minnick Motor Company, banks such as Citizens State Bank of Pomona and The Peoples State Bank of Princeton, service stations, and several named households. The fragment reads as a community business roster with addresses and proprietors across Pomona and Princeton areas.
Sponsors urge faithful church support across pages in a series calling all men to stand up and be counted. The appeal promotes combating communism on all fronts and remaining faithful to God.
Directory style listing of church names, pastors, and worship times across multiple towns including Greenwood, Plum Creek, Agricola, Williamsburg, Princeton, Homewood, Saint Anthony, Quenemo, Wellsville, Centropolis, Pomona, Appanoose, Emerald, Lane, and more with various Mass, worship, and service times.
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