Services In The Churches Second Congregational
Vacation pulpit duties at Second Congregational Church feature Rev Albert Secord of Olmsted Falls D with a 10 45 service. Thelma Page and S H Boynton duet with Nina Ramner at the organ. Sunday School at 9 30. First Baptist hosts Dr M E Hawkins Mishawaka Ind for morning and evening messages. Dorothy Keiffer Elyria to lead Young People service Tuesday. Prayer Service Wednesday 7 30 led by Deacons. Church of Christ preacher Will J Foster on Sermon On The Mount.
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Second Congregational
Albert Secord
Olmsted Falls
Second Congregational Church
A. E. Kemp
Secord
Thelma Page
S. H. Boynton
Nina Ramner
Burton Boynton
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
M. E. Hawkins
Mishawaka
Indiana
Hawking
Independent Baptist Missionary Society
Hawkins
Baptist Church of
Rh. W. Neighbour
Elyria
Dorothy Keiffer
National Bible Institute
Miss Keiffer
Church OF Christ
Will J. Foster
Jesus
United Presbyterian
First United Presbyterian Church
Second Thessalonians
Sunday church services and vacation notices in area churches
Sunday services at St Pauls Evangelical Methodist and Nazarene churches are outlined with times and themes. United Presbyterian presents The Christian's Warfare sermon series. North Ridgeville Congregational invites all to hear Mr Young and Mr Whitcomb recount travels to England, Scotland, and the Continent.
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North Ridgeville
Cong
Young
Congregational Church
Frank Whitcomb
England
Scotland
Continent
Second M. E. Church Services Sunday Rally envelopes due
The Second M. E. Church opens Sunday with 9:30 a.m. Sunday School and 11:00 a.m. Public Worship. Members who have not returned rally envelopes for the church debt are urged to submit them by the last Sunday of August. The board extended the rally to August to allow all members to contribute.
Garbers End Work At Kipton Un Denominational Church
Mr and Mrs Garber who have led services at the Un denominational Christian church in Kipton will close their work there Sunday and new leaders will take charge. The new group includes Elder Francis Henry Gibson and Joseph Gagliardi with the Guido sisters and Young Joseph and Accordian and Elmer C Cook. Regular church services will continue with Bible School at 9 30 am worship at 10 45 am and evangelistic service at 7 45 pm. All are welcome.
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Garber
Kipton
Francis Henry Gibson
Independent Fundamental Churches of America
Cicero
Ilinois
Christian Association of the Free and Independent Churches of Christ In America
Argos
Indiana
C. C. Mea Ple
Near Fields Corners
Joseph Gagliardi
Spirit as Lesson Theme in Sunday Services August 8 1937
The Church of Christ Scientist announces the Sunday Lesson Sermon focusing on Spirit with the Golden Text from I John 4 12 13 and citations from Isaiah 42 1 and the Christian Science textbook Science and Health with Key to Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. It emphasizes God as Spirit and the divine language of Spirit plus Christ Jesus demonstration of Life and Truth.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
World Religion Growth and Ecumenics Drive Religious News
One million Christians in India grow at twelve thousand per month as Southern Methodists push to reclaim country churches in hundreds of rural districts. Princeton Seminary creates a Chair of Ecumenics to study universal church and missionary policy amid non Christian faiths and new movements like Communism and Fascism. Bible sales reach 27 million copies globally last year with nearly one billion sold since Gutenberg. New languages add Bible access for 200,000 Indians in Guatemala and a large Philippine tribe. An Anti-Moth Ball Society forms in Philadelphia to sustain summer worship and social programs.
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India
Southern Methodists
John A. Mackay
Princeton Theological Seminary
Universal Christian Church
Gutenberg
Guatemala
Philadelphia
The Church Invites You to Embrace Christian Ideals
A brief call urging acceptance of church influence in society. The message credits Christian ideals with advancing civilization, public education, hospitals, welfare agencies, and reforms ending dueling and slavery, ending with an invitation to attend services. The author signs as D. Carl Yoder.
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Church
Christ
Holy Trinity Church Avon Chronology Builds Faith
The Holy Trinity Congregation in Avon traces origins to 1833 with eight Catholic families led by Schwartz Mueller and Faber. Rev Peter McLaughlin visited in 1841, Mass was said in a log cabin, and by 1845 a dedicated church stood on land bought in 1843. A larger frame church was built in 1862, and a stone church with a parish house followed in 1901 after a 13,000 dollar fundraising drive. By 1922 the Lorain tornado damaged buildings but the parish was rebuilt, with current members around 650 led by Pastor Leo Worth since 1931.
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Holy Trinity Congregation
Avon Township
John Schwartz
Jacob Mueller
Paul Faber
Peter McLaughlin
Mm Cleveland
Avon
Father McLaughlin
French Creek
East Avon
McLaughlin
Rappe
Holy Triniy
Cleveland
Ono
Purcell
Michael A. Byrne
F. X. Roth
Maurice Howard
Thompson, Seneca Co
A .Dambach
J. Hackspiel
W. Haussner
Nicholas Schmitz
Charles Barbier
Barbier
N. Flammang
G. Peter
J. Heidegger
P. Kolopp
Joseph Eyler
Father Kolopp
Father Eyler
Sheffield
Nicholas Pfeil
Ridgeville
F. J. Pful
Anthony B. Stuber
Father Heidegger
Father Pfeil
Stuber
Na~gel
Detroit
Michael Haller
John Stefanie
Rust
Lorain
Leo Worth
Marks of a Great Teacher From Jesus to Modern Classrooms
The Missionary Review of the World outlines ten marks of a great teacher. Jesus Christ is cited as the greatest teacher, with traits including humble learning, personal relation with students, broad perspective, not focused on information sales, inspiring learners, clear presentation, avoiding routine teaching, balancing rigor with truth, gracious spirit, and guiding students toward harmony with God’s truth and obedience.
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Jesus Christ
The
Missionary Review of the World
Resolutions of a Young Mother From Kentucky PTA
A class of young mothers names resolutions for the coming year after a year of study. They aim to be hospitable and polite to their children's friends, patient with their children, and less critical while setting a calm example. They plan to avoid nagging, put first things first, encourage efficiency and accuracy, spend more play time, and find joy in daily tasks.
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Kentucky
Converted Atheist To Preach At Penfield Junction
Rev. Ralph Underwood a converted atheist will preach at Penfield Junction Baptist church starting Sunday August 8 and nightly through August 15 except Saturday. Born Christian then rebelled against God and became an outspoken atheist. He toured as a lecturer and propagandist on the Pacific coast with The Godless World Magazine. He has since preached redemption in nearly 400 churches across the United States and Canada.
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Ralph Underwood
Penfield Junction Baptist Church
Underwood
Pacific Coast
Martin S. Charles
Under
Wood
The
Godless World Magazine
California
Union
Canada
Cooperation and living with others in a central city
A central city headquarters anchors a Society aimed at usefulness everywhere. The message stresses how cooperation shapes daily life and the impact of decisions on judges. It urges living as if there may be no next time, acknowledging limited chances.
Sunday School Lesson on Daily Bread Quote
A Congregationalist remark questions why prayers seek daily bread rather than a weekly supply. A boy answers that fresh bread each day keeps life simple and humbles effort. The brief exchange reflects on life challenges and gratitude for daily sustenance.
Prohibition Voices Echo Across Religious Leaders
W A Brown criticizes strong drink as wasteful and criminal, while Schweitzer calls it a spiritual enemy. A Presbyterian General Assembly urges total abstinence and strict liquor laws, and Bishop Hughes notes changes after the prohibition regime.
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Rockktail
W. A. Brown
Albert Schweitzer
Presbyterian General Assembly
Edwin Holt Hughes
D. Carl Yoder
He who has lost confidence can lose nothing more
A compact proverb-like note asserts that losing confidence leads to greater danger, suggesting resilience and courage as antidotes for peril. The line emphasizes inner resolve over external risk, implying that fear compounds trouble and that steadfast spirit matters.
On Being Civilized to Death and Fosdick's Call
The article cites Harry Emerson Fosdick at Johns Hopkins critiquing modern civilization. It quotes his Thoreau reference on improved means to an unimproved end and urges spiritual culture, restraint, and purposeful youth guidance amid technological society.
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Harry Emerson Foslick
Johns Hopkins
Thoreau
Hell
Dr. Fosdick
Do You Know Answered 1 through 6
God answered in Moab where no one knows the exact place. Christ called him the good shepherd with the line The good shepherd giveth his life for the sheep. John Mark accompanied the missionaries as their attendant and helper. David armed himself with a sling and five smooth pebbles. Christ prophesied There shall be one fold and one shepherd. Adoram was the king’s tax officer sent by Rehoboam and stoned to death by the rebellious tribes. When we succeed we give reasons. when we fall we offer excuses.
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Christ
Himelg
Good Shepherd
David
Goliath
Moab
John Mark
Mark
Rehoboam
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