Religious Festival Programs Across Local Churches
Sunday evening Calvary Reformed Church hosts a Children's Festival led by Pastor Marion L. Firor with an extensive program of songs recitations and readings. Nearby churches including First Welsh Baptist Episcopal and Grace Reformed offer Children Day services Sunday morning and evening sermons with varied choirs and illustrated lectures.
German Church Festivals and Union Meetings Schedule
The Green Ridge Baptist Sunday school will mark Children's Day with morning services and an evening sermon on The Church and the Children. German Evangelical churches plan a missionary festival at Nay Aug park next Sunday at 2 40 pm with Rev E J Schmidt presiding and speakers Rev W A Nordt Rev J C Schmitt and Rev G Bobolin. Music by Petersburg Postmenchor led by G Suter. A union Epworth Leagues meeting of German Methodist Episcopal churches convened Thursday at Taylor avenue chapel with Rev G Bobolin Rev G F Hausser and ensembles from Petersburg and Prospect avenues. Next union gathering to be held at Adams Avenue church in September.
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First
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Adama Avenua
Vinestreat
Bobbin
Taylor Avenue
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Howard Place
Heatley
Mi Aubjeet
A. Porter
Christian Endeavor Prayer Meeting
Penn Avenue
Spruce
Linden Streets
Lower Temple
Pierce
First Baptist Church
South Main Avenue
Roy
F. Mathews
Bunday School
B. G. Beddoo
Jackson Street Herapilal
Thomas de Gruchy
Matthew Holley
Jesus
Shiloh Baptist Church
Mulberry Street
Adams Avenue
Bodidle
B. Y
First Welsh Baptist Church
West Market Street
J. V. Davies
First Presbyterian Church
McLeod
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Second Presbyterian Church
Jefferson Iavenue
Vine
Mulberry Streets
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Joseph H. Odell
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
I. J. Lansing
I. R. Foster
Bible School
Christ Than Endeavor
Providence Presbyterian Church
Dr. Guild
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
John P. Moffat
D. D
Adams Avenue Chapel
New York Street
James Hughes
Suniday School
Mr. Chandler
Christ In Endeavor Society
Lees Ture
South Africa
Guernsey Hall
Lane
Capouse Chapel
Tu. R. Foster
Junior Endeavor
Benlor Endeavor
All Soul's Universalist Church
Pine Street
Adams
Jefferson Avenues
Thomas B. Payne
Japan
Calvary Reformed Church
Monroe Avenue
Gibson Street
Marion L. Firov
Gospel Tabernacle Church
Jefferson Avenue
Dunmore
James Lelshman
Christan and Missionary Alliance
Low United Evangelical Church
Cspouse Avenue
Rev
J. W. Messenger
First Church
Christ Scientist
God the Preserver of
Man
Mary Baker Eddy
Plymouth Congregational Church
Jacckson Street
Jenkins
Merthyr Tydvil
South Wales
Sherman Avenue
Green Ridge
G. Bobllin
Petersburg
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
H. C. McDermott
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
George A Cure
Brotherhood of St. Paul
Thore
Frank Fordham
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
F. P. Doty
the Brotherhood of St. Paul
Epworth League
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Lyman
Junior League
J. Archer
Ash Street
Mplacopal Church
J. R. Austin
Joseph Madison
Bundty School
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Monsey Avenue
Delaware Street
Charles A. Benjamin
The
Prospect Avenue
German Moethodiyet Episcopal Church
Birch Street
G. Haousser
Religious services schedule across Elm Park and area churches
The notice lists Sunday services for multiple Methodist Episcopal and related churches including Elm Park, Simpson, Providence, St. Paul, Court Street, Ash Street, and Asbury. It covers sermon times, Sunday school, Epworth leagues, children's days, baptisms, and Brotherhood of St. Paul meetings with ministers named.
Lutheran Churches Schedule For Sunday Services
List of Lutheran and Polish churches with pastors and service times on Sunday. Gell St Mark's Washburn Rev A L Ramer 16.00 and 19.20. Christchurch Cedar Birch 10.00 and 19.00. St Peters Prescott 10.00. Emanuel Gorman Polish 10.00 Polish language. St Paul Short Ave 10.00 and 7.40. Zion Mith Ave 10.00. English Trinity Adams Mulberry 10.30 and 7.30. Luther League 6.45. Sunday schools at various times. all welcome.
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Evangelical Lutheran
I Peter
V. Gell
St. Mark's Church
Washburn Street
A. L. Ramer
Luther Joeague
Christchurch
Cedar Avenue
Birch Street
James Witke
Bundry
St. Paul's Church
Short
Avenius
W. Cc. L. Lauer
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mith Avenue
A. O. Gallenkamp
English Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity
Adams ‘Avenue
Mulberry Street
Paul Crosses to Europe Lesson Illustration for Sunday School
From an author’s notes section teaching a Sunday school lesson on Acts 17 15 and 22 15. It urges Christians to answer the world’s cry for help by going and preaching the gospel. Instructions include drawings of a scroll with Go and a globe with Come and a pendulum between them.
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Paul
Europe
Jesus
Acts
Journey to Europe opens as Paul sails to Philippi
The lesson recounts Paul and companions Silas Timothy and Luke receiving a Macedonian call and crossing into Europe. They preach by the river in Philippi where Lydia, a Thyatira native and God worshipper, accepts the gospel and is baptized with her household, forming the fledgling church.
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Thyatira
Asia
Philippi
Israel
Paul
Christ
Spit Blood by the Mouthful Prompts Cure Claim
Moody resident G. W. Martin suffered a severe cough and spit blood. He credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine, claiming one small bottle cured him. The ad urges others with coughs to try the remedy, sold by all druggists.
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G. W. Martin
Moody
Chamberlain
Sule
Call to Work Until He Calls the Workers Home
A religious exhortation from Boranton Pennsylvania urges believers to persist in their labor for Christ. It emphasizes seeking His inspiration, message, and power before going into the world to share light and love. The note frames faith as active mission.
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Christ
Boranton, Pa
Beginning of European evangelization in Lydia’s house
The text recalls the evangelical spread in Europe starting with Lydia’s prayer meeting, noting the first European church formed in her house. It argues worldly power is not required for great works, praising women’s silent influence in advancing Christian civilization.
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Lydia
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