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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1950
Page
7
The hymn written by Horace B Powell and the late Rev Robert Lowry emerged from a Brooklyn study in a midsummer afternoon. Lowry composed the tune and later set music for other works. Since its creation the song has become a church staple sung in Sunday schools and worship gatherings.
Dr. Owen E. George, formerly of Buenos Aires, Argentina, will lecture at 11 A.M. and 2 30 P.M. services at South Geddes Church of Christ tomorrow in observance of Woman's Day. The Woman's Missionary Society sponsors the event and serves a noon dinner. He has taught at Union Theological Seminary in Buenos Aires and is on furlough before a return to the Philippine Islands.
Al fred Reed of Rochester will discuss "The Praise of All Ages for Man" at the Bahai Center 119 Wy Jefferson Sr tomorrow. Reed, Syracuse University Business Admin graduate 1924 magna cum laude, Phi Kappa Phi Beta Gamma Sigma Sigma Mu Bela, led the Syracuse band and Kalled Klan Orchestra, part of the Instrumental Club. The talk is the third of four on the theme The Promise of All Ages For Religion for Man and for Society.
The First Wesleyan Methodist Church to mark its 14th anniversary and the Syracuse Gospel Tabernacle union event with a special program led by Rev Dr. William Montgomery. Rede decoration work will begin next week to complete the church sanctuary redecorating program.
New members will be welcomed tomorrow at West Genesee Missionary Church during the Membership Day program. Rev. Herbert J. Spardon will preach on Building on a Solid Foundation.
A religious movie titled The Second Coming of Christ will be shown at 3 PM tomorrow in the Seventh Day Adventist Church located in the Onondaga Indian Reservation.
Arthur VanSkiver of 115 W Bissell St Syracuse retired two years ago yet remains active at Brown Memorial Methodist Church. A Canada native who moved to Syracuse in 1896 he worked 29 years at H H Franklin Co and then at Lipe Railway Co. He joined Brown Memorial in 1904 serving on stewards trustees and as a boys class teacher later becoming sexton. His son Floyd and son in law Leonard Norris hold church posts while his daughter and sister in law also participate. minister Rev Clyde A Rosckrans notes his regular Sunday attendance.
Christian Science readers are invited to tomorrow’s Lesson Ser mon with the Golden Text from Acts 4:24 and a Cor relative passage from First Chronicles 29:11-13. The Science and Health passages discuss God as divine Life and the spiritual origin of creation guiding thought from mortal to immortal.
The Rev Richard W Firth will be greeted tomorrow at a 10 A M communion service and officially installed Wednesday December 13 at 730 P M. Officials from the Syracuse Presbytery will take part. Firth, from Youngstown Ohio, succeeds the late James Glyer at the Onondaga Valley Presbyterian Church with interim pastor Rev Dr George M Gordon continuing. He studied at Youngstown College Kent State and Union Theological Seminary. He previously led First Presbyterian of Fredonia and engaged in civic and church work including the New Life Advance Program Geneva Fellowship Movement and Poland and Greece relief drives. He is married to Evelyn Hauser and they have two sons Richard Jr and Robert. The family will reside at 216 W Seneca Tpke in the church manse.
Sermonette by the Rev Dr L W Barnard of Pilgrim Congregational Church emphasizes that there is only one mediator between God and men Jesus Christ who offers salvation directly to sinners. It cites scripture from Timothy Hebrews and John to stress Jesus as high priest perpetual and approachable by all who pray in his name. Dr Barnard concludes that anyone can draw near with boldness to the throne of grace.
The first in a church Advent series will be preached tomorrow at 11 A.M. at First United Methodist Church by Rev. Dr. Albert L. Bauer. The initial sermon is Faregleams with following topics Our Guiding Star There Is Glory In The Air and The Miracle of Christmas. Advent music by choirs planned.
Several Episcopal churches in Syracuse and surrounding area announce Advent Corporate Communion services for men and boys. Breakfasts follow the services at parish houses with speakers including Edgar P. Glass and Prof. Donald, addressing laymen on topics like effective lay work and U S and the United Nations. Church leaders from St Mark's, Grace, Trinity, and St Philip's also plan laymen talks after morning services.
In various camps worldwide a sermon will be preached by the Rev. Frederick C. Ellerman, pastor, as part of the ongoing religious outreach.
The Rev. Dr. Frederick Allen of First Baptist Church will preach at both services tomorrow. He will address "Casting Our Nets" during the Communion worship in the morning and present "The Other Side of Greatness" at the 7 30 P.M. service.
An open house at Mount Tabor Lutheran Church parsonage 1008 Butternut St marks completion of interior and exterior work. The event runs 3 to 6 PM with a 4 PM dedication service and refreshments. Rev. Donald W. Prigge leads Mount Tabor.
The Eastwood Baptist Church welcomes new members with a worship and communion service at 10 A.M. tomorrow led by Pastor Rev. Nicholas Titus. At 4 P.M. the group will join the Winner Philathea Class as guests at the church event.
The Rev John W Faust minister of Asbury Methodist Church will preach on Our Inheritance at the 10 45 AM service tomorrow. During the service new members will be recognized. At 9 45 AM the young adult class in charge of Toward Musuer will convene.
The final revival meeting will be held tomorrow at 7 30 PM at Willett Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church with Rev Dr C G Wilson as speaker. Regular services tomorrow are scheduled for 9 45 AM and 10 50 AM.
The traditional White Christmas services at St Pauls Lutheran Church will be held tomorrow at LiAGT in the church. The congregation is asked to bring gifts for refugees expellees and DP s.
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