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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1949
Page
9
The essay argues miracles as real and ongoing, citing the blind man in John and modern examples like telephone, radar, and electricity. It frames miracles as natural discoveries by God and notes human doubt, while affirming faith in divine power through everyday marvels.
The Rev. Jao O. Ensor, former Sikeston Methodist pastor, will preach a two week series starting Sunday March 20. Though retired, he now preaches at Morley Methodist Church on Sundays and resides with Mrs. Ensor in Sikeston while starting work on a new home on South Prairie Street.
Sikeeston church calendar shows Matthews Avenue services led by Reverend Jesse Smith withSunday School 9 45 morning service 11 00 evening service 7 00 and Young People meetings weekly prayer meetings Friday 7 30 and Tuesday 7 30 attendance figures list area churches and denominations with service times and Sunday school attendance Park at Wakefield Lutheran church led by Reverend Earl Weis offers Bible School 9 30 church 10 30 Walther League 6 30 Bible Study 7 15 and notes additional services at Christ Lutheran Matthews 8 00 sermon by pastor including Holy Communion note church listings and service timings in the directory.
South New Madrid Street revival features Hugh Stewart as Bible School Superintendent with classes at 9:45 a.m. Church service at 10:45 a.m. Sermon titled Behold the Man by the pastor. Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:30 p.m., led by Mrs. Ralph Boyer.
Evening church and study times listed for midweek activities. Class at 6 30 with service at 7 30 and Bible study on Wednesday at 7 30. Details reflect a local church offering youth, worship, and study gatherings.
Rev Veenon delivers sermon Green Pasture and Still Waters to be broadcast over KSIM by remote control. Prayer meeting held each Wednesday evening at 7:30.
A church notice announces service at 11 o clock on North Street with a sermon by Rev Estella Means.
On North New Madrid Street the Methodist church lists Sunday School at 9:45, Church Service at 10:50 with sermon by guest Dr. John L. Taylor of Cape Girardeau. Junior Fellowship at 4:30, Youth Fellowship at 6:30, and Evening Service at 7:30 led by the guest speaker.
The pastor delivers a sermon at the Richard Dillender Church Service scheduled for 10:45. The service features Rev Bartley Schweigler leading with a congregational gathering and a focus on spiritual guidance.
Sunday School at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m with sermon by the pastor. Evening services with sermon. Undenominational Bible School Tuesday night. Regular services Tuesday Thursday and Sunday nights.
Salcedo Church of God lists services led by Pastor Rev. Thomas Burns with Sunday School at 10:00, Young People Meeting at 6:30, and Church Service at 7:30. The record notes an elementary school building and a Salcedo community location.
Missouri Council of Churches announces a three day state convention in Moberly for March 15 to 17. Delegates from all denominations gather for inspiration and instruction to unite teachers and workers in a common effort to promote The Greatest Story Ever Told. Strong interdenominational efforts aim to make the church vital as pastors, Sunday school leaders, children and youth workers attend.
The church lists Mass times for Rev J O Neill and Rev F B Matyas with daily Mass at 7 00 and 8 00 am and Sunday Masses at 7 30 and 9 30 am. Holy Day observances include January 1 Feast of Circumcision and other feasts on Ascension Thursday August 15 All Saints Day December 1 December 8 Immaculate Conception and December 25 Christmas with the same Sunday Mass times. Confessions are Saturdays and eves of Holy Days 3 30 pm. On first Friday each month Communion at 6 00 am.
The Christian Endeavor Rally for Southeast Missouri Societies of Christian churches will be held Monday evening March 14 at the local Christian church. District officers and local members will present the program with entertainment and refreshments in the church parlor afterward. About 125 young people are expected.
At North Frisco and Maude Avenues Elder John B Huffman the pastor announces a Sunday parish incentive. He will give one dollar to the person who brings the most adults to the 11 am service and another dollar for the largest group in attendance at the Sunday night meeting. He cites past donations and says future aid will require church attendance.
Regular services will be held at the home of Rev H H Harper 618 Daniel street Sunday afternoon starting 2 30 pm The public is invited Confessions before Masses on Sunday for those unable to attend at regular times Holy Hour Thursday before first Friday 7 00 pm to 8 30 pm Those wishing to attend before Masses should arrive at least 30 minutes early.
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