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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1937
Page
6
The Church of the Nazarene will hear pastor’s sermon The Giant and You tomorrow evening based on David and Goliath with music and singing. Morning worship will feature This Is The Victory That Overcometh The World Even Our Faith from 1 John 5 4. Sunday School attendance is rising with a 9 45 convening time.
The Historic church observes St Marks Day on April 25 with a morning sermon reflecting on St Mark's contribution to Christianity. Readings draw from his example and life, highlighting a key lesson for worshipers this year.
The article lists Sunday services for Christians including the 7:30 Holy Communion, 9:30 church school worship, and 10:45 morning worship. An anthem titled Sing Alleluia Forth by Dudley Buck is planned, with the Young Peoples Fellowship meeting at 7:30 in the evening.
The article celebrates a hundred years of the South Amherst Congregational Church tracing roots to 1834, detailing early founders from Amherst and Elyria, the building’s probable 1840–43 construction, and a long lineage of ministers from Oberlin Seminary. It notes remodeling in 1925 and later altar updates, plus community milestones and the Dime Society, now The Dime Society, supporting church needs.
Sunday school starts at 9:00 and the morning service follows at 10:00 with Rev. Bela Bacso preaching on Walking Through Life With God. An afternoon service is held at 2:00 and 6:00 joint Christian Endeavor meeting with Lorain Hungarian Reformed Church led by Miss Ethel Cseh of Lorain.
Dr Kemp speaks on What Our Generation Needs Most at 10 45 during Worship Hour. Choir led by S H Boynton performs Changeless Is Love and Oh Taste and See with Nina Ramser on organ. Sunday School at 9 30 features song service and orchestra. classes cover Genesis chapters 9 and obedience. Senior Endeavor Group meets 6 30 with guests from the Presbyterian church of Loraine. Orval Stroh presents Christian Ambition. Young Group gathers 6 00 led by Lorna Mae Fiedler on Clean Speech.
The Rev William Muir Auld will preach on The Providence of God at 10 45 Sunday morning at the First Congregational Church corner Court and Second Streets. Russell Dunford will sing Hear Thou My Prayer from Psalm 86 and the choir will perform All Hail the Power of Jesus Name. Church School opens at 9 30 in its departments. An invitation is extended to all to attend.
A musical performance will be held at Sec ond M. E. Church on Sunday evening April 25. Students from the Conservatory of Music at Oberlin will present the program under the Boosters Club.
Sunday School led by Leonard Fisk begins at 9 30 with classes for all. Miss Osborn teaches Junior Church and displays curios from Jerusalem. Rue MelIntyre plays piano, Marjorie Hoy tells a story. Morning worship at 10 45 features Seek Ye the Lord by Roberts. Dr Bond preaches Freedom Must Lead To Higher Servitude Epworth Leage devotional at 6 30. Col Frank Ebbert of the National Temperance group speaks at 7 30, noted for dry cause work and wide U S lectures.
The Pastor will speak Sunday on the subject Knights of the Round Table from Revelation with a romantic caption and practical message. A fine musical program is planned for the service. In the Sunday night talk the speaker aims to prove the Jonah miracle true and highlight four other miracles in the same book.
The First Baptist Church presents a notable Sunday night music program featuring the Orchestra Choir and Organ. A Wednesday service includes Pastor led Bible study prayer testimonies and an informal gathering. Public is invited to attend.
A Special Young People's meeting occurs each Tuesday night from 7 30 to 8 30 p m dismissed promptly at 8 30. High school youths are invited. Junior and Senior B Y P U meet Sunday night at 6 15 p m.
Lewis L. McKibben will preach at the Pilgrim Community morning worship service at 10 45 on the topic Modern. The address will explore contemporary faith and daily life within the church context.
A choir prepares a special performance as the winch school convenes at 9 30. The fragment notes a musical piece titled Gnats and Camels and a scheduled meeting time.
The pastor at First United Presbyterian Church will discuss Some Pages from the History of Israel and Their Lessons for Us Today in the morning service at 10 45. The Obedience of Noah from Genesis 5 28 9 28 is the ensuing topic.
Dr Norman E Richardson defines worship as mystery awe and life meaning. He says worship lifts thoughts to God and seeks a response. The note invites readers to come to church next Sunday signed by Carl Yoder.
A youthful executive from a large life insurance company will address the 10 15 a m service at Second Baptist Church on West 16th Street. Rev Stewart intends to bring leaders from various fields to inspire and educate the city. Later Rev Lee of Cleveland will preach for the Usher Board at 3 50 p m and the pastor will speak again at 7 30 p m.
The adult Bible School session runs at 9 30 a m and the young people's devotional study at 6 30 p m. Wednesday evening Bible lesson is I Corinthians 7 11 at 7 30 with choir practice afterward.
The Archbishop spoke to the English nation on The Place of Religion in the Life of Mankind, outlining religious forces and disintegrating influences. Mr. Young will base his sermon tomorrow on the address and discuss omissions by the bishops that soften the pictured view.
A flood tale prompts a skeptic to reexamine Genesis, noting that a week of rain ruined homes and misery proves the biblical forty days and nights could align with the scripture. The remark frames flood narrative acceptance as a response to natural disaster.
A preview of the Coronation at Westminster Abbey highlights deep religious meaning. The ceremony centers on prayer and anointing with the crown placed by the Archbishop of Canterbury, a Bible given to the king, and hymns urging fidelity to commandments. Symbols include crosses atop crowns and regalia, the Sceptre, Mace, Sword of State, and a ruby cross ring.
Col Frank B Ebbert nationally known lecturer will address Elyria at 7 30 p m Sunday at the First M E Church He is national counselor for the Methodist Board of Temperance Prohibition and Public Morals in Washington DC and has lectured across the nation during 25 years of platform work He helped co author the Volstead Act and has been active in the dry cause since its early days He is a veteran of the Spanish American and World Wars and has practiced law in Boise Los Angeles and Chicago with ties to notable figures such as Borah Rickey and Bishop Hughes
The Church Forum outlines two inquiries for preparation toward the Ecumenical World Conference in Oxford next July. It asks which concept best fits the churchs function for inner life versus societal redemption and how many methods the church should use to transform community life including education social activities and legislative campaigns.
A reflective saying compares happiness to outward giving rather than earnings and marks conscience as a guiding magnetic needle with reason as the chart for life.
The description notes a golden globe orb topped by a cross as a ceremonial symbol. It references the familiar church or imperial regalia motif. The text presents the emblem in neutral terms without historical context or provenance.
The lesson sermon for April 25, 1937 in Salt Chis Churches of Christ Scientist centers on probation after death and the blessing of those who die in the Lord. It cites Revelation 14 13 Ephesians 4 17 18 and Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures noting progress through experience and the destruction of illusion in mind.
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