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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1936
Page
10
Rev. D. P. Fulmer will lead the 10:45 a.m. service at First United Presbyterian Church. Bible School begins 9:30. The adult lesson is Jesus Enlists Helpers, Luke V. Young people meet for devotional study at 6:30 p.m. The weekly prayer and Bible study is Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Lesson focuses on the Gospel according to Luke.
On Sunday the Festival of the Purification of the Virgin Mary is observed with a morning sermon detailing Mary life virtues. Holy Communion will be celebrated at 10 45 worship. Church school at 9 30, Young People at 7 15. Offertory anthem is Jesu The Very Thought of Thee by Mark Andrews.
At First Baptist Church February 2 schedule includes 9:00 Sunday School with classes for all ages, 10:45 Morning Service led by Rev. R. W. Neighbour on the sermon God’s Great Problem, and 7:30 Evening Evangelistic Service featuring Rev. Homer Clauser. Special music from choir and orchestra. Professor Holden of Oberlin to play organ. Revival continues nightly through the week except Saturday.
The Sunday School meets at 9 45 with Luke chapter five study Our Call to Serve with Christ. The 10 45 worship service features Dr A F Kemp on A Conspectus of Religious Activity and the choir sings God Be Merciful. Intermediate and Senior Christian Endeavor join at 6 00 with Miss Jean Brillhart presenting Miss Ona V Holly on The Work of the YWCA in St Louis.
The public is invited to attend services at the First Congregational Church at Court and Second streets. The church school begins at 9:30 in its departments. Visitors are welcome. At 10:45 Sunday morning worship, the minister leads the service.
Rev William Muiraud D D will preach on Why Prayer Fails and the choir will sing O Lord My God by Arthur Davis Miss Harriott Francis will sing Day is Dawning by Oley Speaks Will J Foster minister of the Church of Christ will speak Sunday morning on A Christian's Dynamic In the evening the Christian Endeavor meets with the Lorain County Union in Lorain Mr Foster will address the gathering
Emmanuel Lutheran Church schedules Epiphany season culminant service with Bible School at 9:30 and the chief service at 10:45 led by Dr. J. L. Urich. The offering goes to missions. Organist Mrs. Edna MacDowell and choir directed by Roland A. Faulhaber perform liturgical pieces and psalms.
Amid severe January cold the Seven Churches Attendance drive reports rising participation. Elyria Church now leads in both membership and total attendance with Port Clinton second. Sunday features include pulpit exchanges between First Church Lorain and First Church Elyria, two anthems by Lorain choir, and sermons by Dr Battelle McCarty at 10 45 on All Things New. Epworth League Devotional, 6 30 p.m., led by Roberta Mosely and Minnie Brown talk on Stewardship.
The piece argues religion is the essential guiding force for human intellect and aspiration. It cites Mill, Spencer, and Millikin to claim religion shapes belief about the world and humanity, insisting religious education corrects hereditary taint and moral perversion to prevent decline.
Lorain County's St Andrew's parish roots trace to an 1837 meeting at Orrin Cowles home led by Rev Anson Clark forming a parish. The church, first housed in a courthouse and later a brick building, endured slow growth, multiple rectors, and a 1918 remodel funded by $386,000 plus memorials. The 1926 Maynard lot purchase sets stage for 1927 centenary events.
In London a working man praised Christ for enlightening the world and making Christian nations the most progressive. An infidel retorted that it is nonsense, claiming Christ has done more to cause harm than good.
Dr James K Kaye proclaims the Sabbath is sacred and essential for grace. He warns that neglect costs spiritual gain and eternal values. He asks why only about a third of Protestants attend church regularly and urges readers to come to church next Sunday. DD Carl Yoder.
The Berlin church reopened with American gifts and a new pastor Rev Albion Ross from Hollidaysburg. US church debts total 11.2 percent of property value among the 50 largest bodies. Lutheran merger plans span 19 bodies with 16,500 congregations and 4.5 million members. The Russian Missionary Society notes Communist party growth lags behind the Stundists by six million in a decade. Evangelists operate in Soviet Russia, despite restrictions. Palestine reveals East’s highest wage scale, asphalt road network, Jerusalem aqueduct, Arab schools and hospitals, reforestation, and Hula plains recovery efforts.
An old German preacher, deemed rich, answers the assessor with a list: good health, a loving wife, intelligent children, town citizenship in heaven, and faith as his treasure. The assessor presses for material wealth, but the preacher insists his fortune lies in spiritual riches that cannot be taxed.
The Church of Christ Scientist announces February 2, 1936 as the Love in Deed and Truth lesson. It centers on I John 3 18 and Galatians 6 2 with guidance from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy, stressing love as the motive behind healing and teaching and its power to inspire illuminate designate and lead action.
The piece argues ministers face contradictory judgments based on style. Pleasing people invites fear of failure. sensationalism or simplicity, fear of education. sermon tones of judgement or love provoke accusations of cruelty or softness. It concludes: think for yourselves and please God.
The reader is asked five religious trivia items including a proverb, a race-named Bible book, a completion of a divine promise, and biblical battles and escapes. It also asks which hero was delivered from a lion and a bear and where David faced Goliath.
Readable scraps reference sin tears from their eyes and an angel opening prison doors in a valley of Elah with figures named David and an unidentified speaker. The fragment mentions Hebrews chapter six and a taint of religious symbolism.
A fragmented quote depicts a Christian retort to a scoffer who mocked the Bible. The Christian says when dying to send for the gas man, turning the laugh back on the skeptic through terse dialogue.
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