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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1946
Page
5
Syracuse churches plan to return to normal Sunday schedules with resident pastors, ending guest preacher rotations. Labor Day week highlights sermons on preaching, faith versus modern doubt, and church leaders will cover topics from Bible interpretation to social issues.
The Rev G Edward Roffe of Toronto will be guest preacher at 7 30 PM at Missionary Alliance Church with the sermon titled Compelling Forces. Morning service at 11 will feature Pastor Rev George J Stoddard.
The article lists multiple Labor Day morning sermons across several churches. Rev C Philip Torrance at St Peters Zion’s Lutheran and other pastors including Rev Harry Red dick, Rev Co A Rosekranz, and Rev H Neil Richardson deliver topics such as The Inescapable Christ The Expectancy of God Christ and the World of Work The Con secrated Life and The Lost Sheep at 10 11 A M services.
The Rev. Warner H. Siebert, pastor of Friden's Evangelical and Reformed Church, will preach on Seeking the Kingdom at 10 AM. Sunday School at 9:30. Second Reformed Church cancels services this week for repairs and will resume on Sunday Sept 8, with Church School in the basement.
The Rev. Frank H. Shimer at First English Lutheran preaches Not Good If Detached at 11 A.M. with Children's Church Hour. Mt Tabor Lutheran holds no regular services per Rev Willem Scheding. Rev John M. Joslyn of Lutheran Church of the Atonement topics For the Sake of Mankind at 10 A.M. Union services feature Rev Franklin Jensen of Schenectady as guest preacher at St John.
The annual Luther League Summer Conference meets at Highland Forest August 31 to September 2 with about 75 Lutheran representatives from Syracuse attending. Rev. Franklin L. Jensen will lead sessions on what it means to be a Lutheran, with additional talks on evangelism. The program includes a radio television show and Stunt Night with coordinators Doris Kimman Catherine Rumpf and William Heinrich. Edgar Rising leads the general arrangements committee.
The Christian Happy Hour at the YWCA tonight features Amos Phipps directing a volunteer orchestra with gospel selections and hymn singing. Mr Phipps will deliver a sermon on What Can We Expect of Those Who Call Themselves Christians. Doctor A A Wright continues monthly studies in the Book of Revelation.
At South Presbyterian Church morning services the first preacher will be Rev. Ean Evans. Rev. Dr. Arthur L. Berer of Elmwood Presbyterian Church announces 11 AM services led by Christian Business Men's Club members with Karl Crilg as president. Westminster Christian Endeavor will meet at 5:30 PM.
A listing of multiple churches with addresses and service times. Includes Rev. Leo R. Murphy and others, church schools at 10 or 11 A.M., morning worship, Holy Communion, youth meetings, and evening services across numerous congregations and locations.
A biblical parable from Luke prompts a lawyer to test Jesus on eternal life. Jesus cites loving God and neighbor, then defines neighbor via the Good Samaritan tale. The text lists Mass times and parish locations across Montgomery and surrounding churches, with detailed schedules and priestly offices.
The Reverend Alfred Scipione urges believers to tell the story of Jesus fully and live it out. He cites Jesus commands to love God and neighbor, challenging Christians to reflect Christ in daily living to counter world hatred and injustice.
A memorial service honoring members and friends will be held at the closing session of the Freeville Assembly annual meeting on Sunday at 8 P.M. The Rev. Fred Mitchell of Buffalo will conduct. He is a former Methodist minister, noted teacher and lecturer, who has pastored in Canada and now leads Brookins Memorial Spiritualist Church in Buffalo and serves as vice president of the International General Assembly of Spiritualists.
The Rev. Claude H. Leyfeld will celebrate Holy Communion at Trinity Episcopal Church at 9 30 A M. The Rev. William J. Spicer conducts 11 A M services at All Saints Episcopal Church. The Rev. Arthur Merriman leads Holy Communion sermon and nursery school at Church of the Saviour at 11 A M.
The Rev. Joseph R. Flower, former pastor of Dans vile and Buffalo churches, assumed the pastorate of CGince Tabernacle Church in Southay. He succeeds Rev. Robert A. Canterbury who moved to Hudson Falls. Flower, a native of Indianapolis, is son of a clergyman. He studied in Missouri and Pennsylvania and graduated from Central Bible Institute in 1934. The Flowers, both pastors, have two children. A reception was held in the church basement last Thursday.
The lesson-ser mon subject for Sunday in all Churches of Christ Scientist centers on the judgment by the Son as in John 5 22 and the Lord’s righteousness in Jeremiah 23 5 6 The correlative passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy discuss Christ as Gods spiritual nature and the Messiah as the embodiment of truth, guiding those prepared to receive it.
Tokyo reports the four power council agenda centers on demobilizing Japan's military and industrial power. Delegates will also discuss whether nationalizing Japan's coal mines is advisable.
The Secretary of State's office will keep regular hours on Labor Day while independent candidates for public office must file nominating petitions between Monday and Saturday.
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