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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1945
Page
5
Directory style listing of congregations across Lancaster including Apostolic, Assembly of God, Church of God, Faith Tabernacle and Baptist churches. Details cover street addresses, pastors, service times, Sunday schools, evening services and prayer meetings with names of pastors and church leaders.
Downtown religious listings describe multiple churches and services. Fundamental Baptist, Church of Christ and other groups mark Sunday worship, Sunday school, and midweek prayer with guests, choirs, and sermons in Texas towns.
Morning worship led by Pastor H Jonsen at Sundry School 2604. Prayer service and prophetic Bible study evening sessions. Communion and hymn readings listed with times.
The Friendly Hour marks its anniversary at First Presbyterian Church with a fellowship session Sunday 4 to 7 pm hosted by the couples class. Dr. P. D. Miller, pastor, will present The First Step Toward God and continue a study of the Book of Revelation in the morning.
The Salvation Army at 114 Blur Street plans a Sunday gathering with Adjutant Vansyckte presiding. The topic is The Power of Prayer with Mornius Adjuarch V. M. Vansyckte speaking in the morning and evening sessions.
Morning worship at 245 a.m. with sermon by pastor. Evening service features sermon by The Rune One Patient. Central Christian at 720 Mail Avenue lists minister Floyd Allan Bash and associate minister William Ford Griffiths with a Sunday school at 945 a.m. and evening class and mission school for all ages.
Local notices list Sunday and weekday services at Christian Science and Travis Park Methodist Church. Readings, sermons, and open houses scheduled with pastors guiding worship and renewal themes.
A garbled list of businesses appears including A and Credit Service American Laundry American Hospital Life ti Army Post Drug Store Allen Morris Allison Really Company Alamo Floor Cavaringto Alamo Tailors Cleanars 2 M Mattress Company Bduman 1 8 Watch Jewelry Repair Baptist Book Store Batlar Home Ice Cream Co Brand Engraving Co Better Home Restaurant oxar Equipment Company.
Frank J. Dunn, associate minister of Denver Heights Church of Christ at 408 Porter Street, will preach farewell sermons this Sunday with themes “Freedom in Christ” and “If This Were My Last Sermon.” He has accepted a ministerial post at Fifth Avenue Church of Christ in Corsalons, effective March 1.
Dr Francis M Dayis, pastor at 325 Hermitage Court Gresthalints Presbyterian Church, begins a series on Radio Beams from Calgary. Morning sermon titled The Beam of Forgiveness, evening sermon on The Beam as Saving Grace. Weekly study on Revelation to follow, with Lesson 5 noted.
The 1st Catistan church at 201 Hertliaan price will shift Sunday evening services 16 minutes later to 2 45 p m instead of 2 30 p m Rev Ben Parker announced The Rev Parker plans two sermons Morning topic When G r u l t y Is Hin is t ina s Evening title The Ruse That Failed Both sermons aim to address moral themes in a local church service setting.
St Luke's Lutherchchiuck 2824 West Houston street will hold special services this week for Lent announced by Rev Edwin J. Hirsch. On Sunday morning he will preach Saving Faith and on Wednesday at 7 p.m. there will be special devotions and prayers. The pastor will use Justifying Faith as his Wednesday sermon. A meeting of the Brottiertiead of St Luke's church is set for Tuesday at 4 p.m.
The Sunday sermon at Central Christian Church on 120 Mal Avenue centers on the Breakfast Free of Jesus. Minister Dr Fiavd Altair Bash will deliver the message. Assistant minister Hoy William B. Orléfiths will speak at the Junior church with the theme The Son of God.
Evangelist G. Brewer, a leading gospel speaker, opens a revival series at Beacon Hill Church of Christ, 290 West Magnolia Avenue, San Antonio. He leads two daily sessions through March 4 with Sunday services at 10 45 a m and 1 30 p m and weekday meetings at 10 a m and 8 p m. Reed J A Dickey, minister, notes strong past ties and expects large crowds with extensive preparations underway.
The Rev Vernon A Mohr, recently elected assistant pastor of St Johns Lutheran Church at Comers Lane of Our Contes, will deliver his first sermon Sunday morning on Jesus the Light of Borrows. The third in the current series will be held Wednesday evening at St Johns.
The Bustress Men’s Bible Class will honor the Texas State Guard this Sunday morning at West Kellyfield Texas. Lieut Henry Thabson will give a prayer and Heenan H Ochs will be principal speaker with address on Christian Patriotism. A Cadet from Penrocks Military Academy will attend as special guest.
Evangelist McDowell announces topic lineup for the revival series. Subjects include The Balcony That Needs to be Built and The Surrender to the Will of God. Other evenings feature How God Is Going to Flatten the Devil and The Haunted Plaster. A healing service is planned.
Lutherans college Beautin Texas sends its College Choir from San Antonio for two Sunday concerts February 25. The first at Grace Luther Church Fifth Street at 10:45 a.m. The evening program at St John’s Lutheran South Presa and Nueva streets at 7:00 p.m. Under new director Professor Herman Watson the choir has shown renewed success across Southeast Texas. Public welcome with courtesy of Grace Lutheran and St John’s Lutheran churches.
The article outlines priesthood topics for Sunday services at Olive of Tess Christ of the Lat ter Day Suinix, listing Morning and Evening sessions. Dr. H. E. Turted, branch president, will present The Basics for Baptism. The Relief Society meets Tuesday evening and the ATT A. Meeting is scheduled for the same night.
Mrs Eva Gardner will speak at Grace Church of the Nazarene this Sunday morning on Blameless in the Sight of God and Sunday evening on The Eternal Separation. A Saturday 7:45 p.m. message follows Why Saturday means more. Dr Ray T Williams, Baptist senior superintendant, will speak Monday 7:45 p.m. and again Tuesday 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. at Grace church. He has traveled widely across the US and Canada in church affairs and missions.
The Reverend G. J. Deithoff of Tatth Lutheran Church delivers the sermon on The Highest Christian Joy with text Luke 40 17 20 as part of the Mildweek Lenten service. A midweek message titled Are We Condemning sin is set for Wednesday at 7 p.m citing ongoing Tenlen theme.
Luo Revel and R J Bowers will lead the morning preaching at Past Pyer Methodist Church 3334 West Travis Street with the theme Let the Wicked Forsake His Way Miss Martinus Burrough will head the YPMS youth group meeting at 6 45 p m with activities following the service
The Midi son Suave Women’s Group of Tin Woman’s association will stage the play Society vs. the Church this Sunday at Lexington presbyterian church. Sunday morning Pastor Dr. Sauel L Terese will deliver a sermon themed Have Parthed Ged.
A kickoff meeting at Travis Park Methodist Church launches the Crusade for Christ movement led by Schnabel and the OFPB. A large turnout pledged $9000, signaling broad immediate support from local churches, businesses, and individuals for the religious campaign.
Minister Wilmeth of North Side Church of Christ wraps up his eight sermon series on Why We Believe the Bible to Be the Word of God this Sunday. He will preach Sunday morning on Keeping the Heart and evening on How May We Know Beyond a Doubt That the Bible Is From God, with five other topics discussed since January.
The Rev. Benjama maurie, rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd, Corpus Ciba, will deliver two Lenten messages next Wednesday. He will speak at 12 05 p m noonday service at St Marks Episcopal Church 315 East Pecan and at 8 p m preach at Christ Episcopal Church Belknap at Rose sell. A parish dinner precedes the Christ Church service. Mon dn ers of all faiths are welcome to these noonday services noted for overseas prayers.
Readable fragments show weekly worship times at multiple Presbyterian churches including Alamo Heights area. Services span morning worship at 1st, Crestholme, and Southeast Denver churches with sermons by pastors such as Rev. High Robert and Rev. Praricin M. Davis, noting friendly hour programs, coffee hours, and youth meetings.
A fragmentary church page lists services and personnel for St Mark's Episcopal Church and several other Episcopal parishes. It mentions Holy Communion at 8 a.m., morning prayers, sermons by rectors and visiting preachers, confirmation classes, youth gatherings, and midweek services with various clergy including Rev. Thomas Wright, Rev. Dusham Bayter, Rev. Henry Gets, Rev. Benjamin Miuffec, and others. Also includes parish activities at Alamo Heights St Luke's, St Stephen's, and neighboring parishes with class schedules and prayer services.
OCR fragment lists multiple church names and services across San Antonio and nearby areas. It includes Latter Day Saints and Lutheran congregations with addresses, pastors, Sunday schools, and sermon topics. Mentions pastors and service times, plus revival and Lent topics, with scattered Polish and German heritage church references.
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