Sunday Services at Local Church Highlight Prophet Jesus
Sunday services will begin with Holy Communion at 9 30 followed by Sunday School. Morning worship at 10 45 features the sermon Jesus the Prophet focusing on His teaching authority about happiness God heaven and hell. Offertory anthem O Love the Lord. Young People meet at 7 15. Sermon titled The Church and The Rock by Mr Foster references George Washington’s birthday. A saxophone trio performs several numbers.
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Jesus
Heaven
Hell
Lord
George Washington
Obedience and Faith Highlight Second Congregational Service
Dr A E Kemp will deliver A Potential Obsession at 10 45 tomorrow. choir to perform Come to My Heart Lord Jesus by Gordon Williams. Sunday School at 9 45 with Luke chapter 9 study. Intermediate and Senior C C Societies meet 6 00. younger group on Christian money. Senior group discusses Should Authority Be Respected led by Mildred Nagy. W O McClellan ex Y M C A secretary to speak at Sunday Night Club 7 15.
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A. E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Lord Jesus
Gordon Williams
Jesus
C. C
Mildred Nagy
G. E. Broderick
W. O. McClellan
Nearness of God Theme for First Congregational Sermon
Rev. William Muir Auld will deliver Sundays sermon on the Nearness of God at First Congregational Church corner Court and Second streets. Sunday School begins at 9 30 and church service at 10 45 with choir led by Mrs George Tulk singing I Sought the Lord and Heard M. Mrs Tulk will also sing the anthem solo. Mrs Karl Kaley will sing Cling to the Cross and organist is Mrs Eric D Chapman. Everyone is invited.
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William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
Court
Second Streets
George Tulk
Lord
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Karl Kaley
Protheroe
Eric D. Chapman
Lincoln talk at North Ridgeville Church by E C Young
Tomorrow morning at North Ridgeville Congregational Church E C Young will speak on Abraham Lincoln. He will read passages from Lincoln's speeches and letters to friends about religious moral and economic issues of the present time. Services start 11 a m with Sunday School at 10 a m. Pupils may share Lincoln incidents or words. All are invited.
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North Ridgeville Congregational Church
E. C. Young
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Minister Will J Foster Preaches At Morning Service
Will J Foster of the Church of Christ will lead the 10 30 morning service with a sermon on The Implications of Jesus Imperative Bible School directed by Mrs James Smith at 9 30 for all ages and groups A special 7 30 night service features a musical program with choir directed by Herman Gannett and Audrey Foster and a cornet solo
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Will J. Foster
Church of Christ
Bible School
James Smith
Herman Gannett
Audrey Foster
Sunday Worship and Ash Wednesday Service Summary
Sexagesima Sunday service at 10 45 includes morning prayer sermon and confessional preface with introit Epistle Gradual and Gospel readings. 9 30 Bible School session on The Truth About God led by A J Kenner. Ash Wednesday service at 7 45 p m features confession absolution and Holy Communion.
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Emmanuel Choir
Dr. Urich
A. J. Kenner
Church notices and talks at morning and evening services
L A Obitts will deliver the message at 10 45 Bible School at 9 30 the top ic is Jesus Helps a Doubter Luke 7 Young Peoples Meeting at 6 30 Bible Study and Prayer Service Wednesday evening at 7 30 The gospel according to John will be studied Feb 22 Fred C Macmillan a leading lawman of the United Presbyterian church Pitts burgh Pa will speak both morning and evening Monday evening Feb 24 he will speak to the Men's Mission ary League
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Jesus
John
Fred C. Macmillan
United Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
Men’s Missionary League
Revival closure sermon to cap Elyria church series
Bible School at 9 a.m. and morning service at 10:45 with special music. Rev R W Neighbour will preach on The Golden Age. Evening programs begin at 7:30 with final revival message by Rev Homer Clauser and a strong musical program. Youth meetings and midweek prayer follow.
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Homer Clauser
East Ave
Elyria
Seven Metho dist Churches Campaign At Norwalk District
For seven weeks starting January 5 seven Methodist churches in Norwalk district report strong attendance results led by Elyria. Rev Dr Edward J Bond preaches at 10 45 on The Christian Freeman. Choir under Robert T Moore sings The Lord is My Rock with Mrs Carlton Squire at organ. Helen Osborn speaks at Junior Church on The Lost Christ. Oliver Shubert plays flute. Leonard Fisk leads Sunday School at 9 30. Five O Clock Vesper features Happiness. a duet by Mrs O E Brodbeck and Robert T Moore. Leona Mowry leads Epworth League Devotional at 6 30 reviewing Life of Kagawa. Ida Mae Smith plays violin.
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Edward J. Bond
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Christ
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Smart
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Epworth League
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Kagawa
Ida Mae Smith
City Hall speakers schedule for Sunday and Friday events
Sunday at 3 p m Mayor D A Baird will address the young at the Hall on West Broad street. At 7 45 p m Ad jutant Frank Smith of Cleveland will speak. Next Friday evening February 21 at 7 45 Dr Wiliam Muir Auld of 1st Congregational church will speak. The determinations of Providence are always wise. Washington.
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D. A. Baird
West Broad Street
Frank Smith
Cleveland
Wiliam Muir Auld
1St Congregational Church
Camden Baptist Church Founded in a Forest Settlement
A history of Camden Baptist Church beginning August 22 1835 with seven members in a log schoolhouse north of the current site. The narrative traces early growth, revivals, a devastating fire, rebuilding, periodic pastors, and a 1933 present leadership under Rev Thomas Short with a 1934 constitutional revision.
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B. D. Addis
W. H. Davis
G. L. Winters
G. Wiggins
G. Cooper
Meeke
Jack Jones
Schwinfirth
Attributes of Washington that shaped greatness
The article argues Washington declined kingship to remain a political equal of the people and embody the American democratic spirit. It highlights his religious faith guiding a just cause, the belief in equality for all, and the idea that his triumphs rested on character rather than force or office.
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Washington
Washingtons Farewell Address Prayer for Church Attendance
The text urges religious principles as the basis of government and morality. It quotes Washington on morality as essential to political prosperity and the need for religious obligation to safeguard property and life, urging readers to attend church next Sunday.
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Washington
Carl Yoder
Protestant Episcopal convention to meet in Cincinnati in 1937
Four hundred New York area churches launch a seven week crusade to bring back members, targeting saints not sinners, with first Sunday drawing large crowds. The fifty second triannual convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church is set for October 6 1937 in Cincinnati and will govern church law.
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Washington’s Mind and Ruling Power Fueled by Ideas
A prominent judge notes Washington ruled from a strong, constructive mind full of guiding images and steadfast purpose. He contrasts Washington with Franklin Jefferson and Hamilton, arguing Washington acted on deeply held convictions and never wavered in executing his judgment. He ruled because he had ideas.
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Washington
Franklin
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Lesson-Sermon Subject in February 18 1936 Church
The Church of Christ Scientist prepares a Lesson-Sermon for Sunday February 18 1936 with the Golden Text Unto thee O Lord do I lift up my soul. It includes I John 3 9 and a passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy stating matter sin and mortality lose all consciousness while the spiritual eternal man remains unaffected.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Washington the First American Hero and Statesman
The passage portrays George Washington as the foremost colonial leader and model citizen. It notes his early responsibilities as a surveyor at sixteen and heir to Mount Vernon at twenty, his role as Virginia’s envoy to the French frontier, and his bravery in battle. It credits him as the first professional engineer in the colonies, outlining canal plans and inland routes, and lauding him as pioneer, explorer, soldier, statesman, patriot, and exemplary figure.
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Washington Birthday Sparked By Honest Answer
A school inspector asks why Washington's birthday is celebrated more than his, and a sharp backbench student replies that Washington never told a lie, prompting a moment of quiet in the classroom.
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Washington
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