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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1934
Page
8
A Sunday school lesson title The Child and the Kingdom outlines biblical passages Matthew 18 2 14 and 19 18 18 with contributors Rev Alvin G Bell and Alfred J Buescher The illustrated study presents guidance for teaching children about humility and entry into the kingdom of heaven through scriptural references and author notes.
Directory lists churches with pastors Rev Ernst Inon Rev OC Smith and W W Prac. details Sunday School times and Morning Worship each week across addresses including 249 Third Street Seventeenth Street Cambridge and Prospert 335 Bready St. services vary by location and day.
The Church of God in Christ lists activities at 44 West Avenue with Elder George Aldridge as pastor. Sunday School at 9 30 A M, preaching at 11 39 A M, PSW.W. at 6 PM, Breding Service at 7 5%. Church School at 3 39 and Morning Worship at 1945.
Sunday School at 9:43 and 11:99 morning service at 10. Reading Room in Redington Block Middle Ave and Second St open daily except Sunday and holidays from 9:30 to 5:30 and Saturdays 7:00 to 2:30.
Sion 7. Lake Ave. LB Hirdman Acting Fortis. Bante Schont at 9:52 A. Mo Joka ce faj]o t Preaching Fast Ave. and Second St. Rev. Geo. A. Brown Minister. Bible School 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship 10:43. Evening Worship 7:30. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7.59.
Grace Lutheran Church at Corner Princeton Ave and East River Street presents Sunday reenactment adult bible class at 4 50 PM morning service at 10 45 AM Sunday School at 9 39 AM and evening service at 7 30 PM Lenten service Wednesdays at 7 PM Epworth League devotional at 6 30 PM Pastor Dr FE Bond and Pastor Schumm oversee activities with additional note of parish addresses and street locations.
A list of church hours and services including Church of the Nazarene Shiloh Baptist St John’s Lutheran and Emmanuel Lutheran with pastors and times for Sunday School morning worship evening services and midweek meetings. Also notes Gospel Mission Salvation Army and United Bible Students meeting times and addresses where available.
Aggregated church notices list multiple congregations with pastors and service times. Magyar Reformed at 113 West River Street, Pastor Tibor Toth. 106:00 A M service in Hungarian. afternoon and evening services. Corner Lake Ave. and West Street and 405 Lodi Street with Rev. Wiseman and Rev. Bell offering Sunday School 9:45 A M and services at 10:45 A M 11:50 A M 7:30 P M. Holy Cross Church at Fourteenth Street and West Ave with service times. St Andrews Church Episcopal at Corner Middle Ave and Third with Rector Edwin Redhead Holy Communion at 7:30 A M and worship at 2:34 with other services. W Rappa Beta Kappa at Second and Chapel Streets with Bible School 9:39 A M Morning Worship 10:59 Junior Church 10:39 and Evening Service 7:39 P M. Prayer Hour Wednesday 7:30 P M.
The Sunday School begins at 9 39 A M with worship at 11 09 A M and a youth league gathering at 4 37 P M. Midweek meeting is announced at Migdie Avenue with pastor J E L Burton listed.
Report notes the Jewish Colonization Association in London acquired 500000 acres of agricultural land in Argentina for settling Jewish families. The item also mentions Savannah Georgia hosting Lutheran events, church leaders' statements, and tributes to religious figures amid broader references to unity and religion in the era.
Sunday School begins at 2 30 PM with Rev R A White pastor. Morning service listed for 9 45 AM. Wednesday evening prayer meeting noted. Supervision by Seid. Evening service and other times appear garbled but indicate regular church activities at Jones Chapsi Seventeenth Street location.
A brief note lists Ford M. Fryberser as pastor and mentions messages from spirit to exidence, with upcoming Monday session. The item highlights a church gathering by the First Spiritualist Church.
An article notes a commissioner at Washington discusses restoring arts and crafts education for Indian students, criticizing prior neglect and stressing that cultural study is essential to constitutional liberty and self determination. The piece frames reforms as vital to preserving heritage and rights.
Roger Batson advocates a religious revival to revive economies and unity. He argues that Britain and Europe require more faith and spiritual renewal than new laws, predicting a sweeping revival that will spread through Europe and America.
The piece argues prosperity hinges on renewed spiritual life by individuals and nations. It cites the law of life linking action and reaction to religious conditions, urging faith to unlock resources for advancement. A minister’s tale about a child and mother stresses prayer needs action, and quotes St. Augustine on faith guiding understanding.
Send church and Sunday school problems in question form to the church editor. Questions with answers will appear later. How to maximize the conference value by avoiding administrative detail and lengthy general interest. Emphasize concise vital topics and devotional help, with an educational feature such as a book review or special address.
The Sunday Lesson Sermon for April 8 1934 focuses on unreality as a concept in Christian Science. It cites Mark 8 2 3 and Matthew 8 2 3 and quotes Mary Baker Eddy from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures arguing illness is unreal and truth heals through divine Mind.
Discussion on vital subject urges thorough prior planning. Emphasizes fellowship and close ties among workers’ conference members to enhance team work.
The piece argues that figures like Socrates Moses Lincoln Jesus and Washington faced criticism in their time for pursuing knowledge or calling, yet their ideas endured and grew more powerful after their lives. It reflects on how many great benefactors are unrecognized in their era and time.
Answers cover biblical references and verses. Topics include Jonah’s fish, swearing, Abraham’s wife, turning the second mile into two, the Sanhedrin’s response to preaching, and the parable of the sower. Specific verses cited: Jonah 1 17 Matthew 5 34 Genesis 13 11 20 Matthew 5 41 Acts 4 18 20 Mark 4 19.
A collection of observational maxims on optimism, self-control, charity, and religious virtue. It urges viewing difficulties as opportunities, avoiding bitterness, and seeking goodness in acts and faith. It notes against intolerance and the danger of revenge, while highlighting responsibility, gratitude, and calm in adversity.
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