First Christian Reformed Church Sunday Services and Music
First Christian Reformed Church notes announce Sunday morning service at 7 30 p m with sermon The Difference of Judgment Between Believer and Unbeliever based on Matt 16 27 English. A Sunday evening program features Anthem Lord of all Being solo by Lon Wormhoudt Ladies Quartet Swiftly now the Light of Day duet Blessed Saviour Thee I Love Tillie Beerends and Carl Byers organ solo Evening by Kind ler piano Barcarolle from Tales of Hoffman by Anthony Van Zante Service begins promptly at seven thirty and all are invited to worship the same evening.
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First Reformed Church
Lon Wormhoudt
Saviour
Tillie Beerends
Carl Byers
Kindler
Irene Grandin
Barcarolle
Tales of Hoffman
Anthony van Zante
Religious Services at Third and Second Reformed Churches
Third Reformed Church holds 9:30 a m service titled The Blessedness of Thoughtful Sympathy based on Psalm 41 1 with 1 30 p m sermon A Conduct Worthy of the Lord Colossians 1 10 and a note on Lessons from the Bar ren Fig Tree Matthew 21 19 English service. Second Reformed Church morning sermon The Mirage and the Pool Senior Choir anthem. Senior C E meeting led by Miss Dorothy Nollen on Points in the Pledge we are likely to Neglect. Evening Junior Choir sings My Faith looks up to Thee.
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Third Reformed Church
Iolland
Second Reformed Church
C. E
Dorothy Nollen
Messiah Chorus Set For Christmas Eve Concert
Rev Marlon Gosselink will preach the sermon as the choirs perform Handel's Messiah portions in an evening program on December 18. Violin obligato by George Ramsey accompanies a series of solos and choruses including the Hallelujah Chorus.
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George Ramsey
Marlon, Gosselink
Handel
Lesson From Philemon on Masters and Slaves in Early Church
A December lesson discusses Paul’s letter to Philemon and Onesimus, highlighting how Christian fellowship transcends servitude. It argues that Onesimus becomes a brother in Christ, urging churches to care for the poor and stressing obedience and love over social hierarchy.
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Paul
Philemon
Onesimus
Roman Empire
Rome
Philemion
Colossea
Christ
America
Jesus Christ
Lre
Editor's Nephew Dies in Payette Idaho at 14
The Chronicle editor mourns his nephew Henry Marquis Young who died at his parents home in Payette Idaho. He was 14 years 7 months and 12 days old. Born in Berwick North Carolina he spent most of his life there and in Boulder Montana before moving to Idaho two years ago. Relatives at the funeral included his grandmother Mrs J H Young of Knoxville Iowa and his uncle Rev L A Garrison of Ogden Utah. His father formerly worked on the Chronicle in Pella. His mother resided in Colfax Iowa.
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Chronicle
Henry Marquis Young
Henry R. Young
Payette
Idaho
Mark
Berwick
N. C
Boulder
Mont
J. H. Young
Knoxville
Iowa
Rev. L. A. Garrison
Ogden
Utah
Pella
Colfax
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