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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1924
Page
5
A long list of church services and events fills the town notice with Easter preps and Sunday schedules. Institutions named include Andrews Episcopal Pilgrim Community Pauls Evangelical Mt Zion Baptist Church Church of Christ First Baptist Spirituall Church Grace Lutheran Second Congregational and First Congregational with times, sermons, and Sunday school plans.
First Church of Christ Scientist hosts a Wednesday testimony service at 8 p m with daily reading room hours in the Redington block. United Presbyterian on East avenue lists Bible school at 9 45 and evening service at 7 30 led by Rev G A Brown with subject Self Justification. St John’s Lutheran on Broad and West avenues offers English service at 10 a m and German at 11 09, with a 3 15 Sunday school and 9 20 Bible class.
Amherst churches list Sunday services with pastors and times for Congregational Methodist Eastman St Peter's Evangelical St Pauls Lutheran St Joseph's Catholic Brownhelm Stone Church and South Amherst Methodist. Includes Sunday school times and special events such as organ recitals and lent services. Everyone welcome.
Morning worship at 10 30. Young People meeting at 7 00. Evening worship at 7 39. Junior group at 8 00. Rev E Seth pastor presents Confirmants at 2 00 p m.
A mother explains to her son how the term Lent derives from an old Saxon word meaning spring, its Ash Wednesday start and forty days of observance. She notes Lent fosters self denial, kindness, devotion, and renewed understanding of Christ’s life and death.
The article outlines electing youth department officers led by a counselor, with voice in teacher selection. young people organized by department in small schools or separated in larger ones. It also details the Church Night School model, including ten week terms, midweek prayer, advertised programs, a supper, classes from 6:45, and study hours ending around 9 to 9:20 p.m.
A fragment from a era sermon collection presents moral maxims by Conwell and others. It juxtaposes self discipline with temptation and wealth seeking. The text includes quotes urging self control and warns against treating riches as life’s goal.
The article discusses indications of the kingdom’s division before the separation, asks if the two kingdoms were ever reunited or ever will be, and cites Ezekiel 37. It also explores causes of industrial friction, revolutions, and which kingdoms we may love, with prayer for leaders and nations. It includes a book review of Methodist Evangelism and a critique on science and conservatism.
Religious news reports the General Conference of the Methodist Protestant church to be held in Tiffin Ohio beginning May 21 1924. It notes related items on Bible translation for Japanese the NC evolution ban and education board leadership under Governor Morrison.
The article notes a parish group forming a club room and offices for actors in New York with George Arlis as president and GeALUFUen drick secretary. Prominent actors serve on the council and advisory committee. Mrs Herbert Hoover chairs the Washington law enforcement convention to be held April 10 11. Washington committee runs under the Woman's National Committee for Law Enforcement with Mrs Henry W. Peabody as chairwoman. Save America is a widely sold text among women’s organizations inviting delegates.
A fragment notes that books were forbidden at Serbian railway stations and uses vivid imagery of blood flowing through bones as freely as veins to emphasize a sense of constraint and fear.
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