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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1939
Page
6
The Church of Christ and Second Congregational share morning worship services with temperance themes. Rev George W Titus of Cleveland and visiting speakers discuss religion, youth work, and moral issues. A Sunday night service features C W Club music and a talk on Yellowstone Ranger duties. Regular Sunday School at 9 30 with Willard Schmittgen supervising and Holy Communion at 10 50.
Sunday Services in the Churches feature sermons on The Sever Letters of Jesus starting with The Letter to the Church of Smyrna at 10 45 with weekly Lent morning services. Grace Evangelical Lutheran hosts midweek Lenten meditations on Calvary and the Cross Wednesdays at 7 30. Ash Wednesday February 22 preaches The Savior on the Way to Calvary. FIRST METHODIST offers 9 30 Sunday School led by Leonard Fisk and 10 45 Morning Worship with Rev. Frank L. Hicks sermon The Peace of God. Evening Worship at 1 30. junior and senior choirs perform pieces and organ numbers. Epworth League meets 6 00 with guest speaker M L Roger sharing Yellowstone slides. The First United Presbyterian Church observes 10 45 service The Glory of Unrest Have You Seen It with Bible lessons on beverage alcohol and social perils at 9 30 and youth at 6 20. Dr A J Randles of Pittsburgh will address the Men's Missionary League February 20 at 7 50. Mid week service with choir practice on Wednesday 7 30. The First Congregational Elyria hosts Lent sermons Tomorrow at 10 45 Christ's Message Concerning God and Lord of Our Life sung by J T Field. Attendance records and child talks noted. Church School sessions begin at 9 30 with nursery care available on request. Visitors welcome.
Rev. R. W. Neighbour speaks at 10 45 a m with text A Hiding Place and evening message A Refuge of Lies Special music by choir and orchestra Sunday school at 9 30 a m All welcome Monday Men's Prayer Group 7 30 p m Tuesday youth banquet 6 00 p m Junior Mission Study Group meets 3 45 p m Wednesday 7 30 p m Housser couple from Venezuela speak Miss Dolores Finley with the Housiers public welcome Friday 7 30 p m Wheaton College Chapel Choir directed by Prof H William Nordin, a 1923 Knight of the Order.
The Church of the Living God invites attendance next Sunday with sermons on overcoming spiritual enemies and a focus on Lent beginning in about fifty days. Nearby Second Baptist Church announces Bible lessons at 9:30 AM and 10:45 AM services with a sermon The Opening Of The Seven Seals, a duet, and a men's chorus. The B P U L will gather at 6:00 PM with papers on achievements of the Negro led by Leon Albright.
A Bible placed on every Eastern Airlines Great Silver Fleet plane via Gideon Society receives passenger appreciation. Zurich firm Honegger celebrated a dangerous wrecking completion with a Scripture sermon and prayer for protective guidance. In Guntersville Alabama, Mayor Couch replaces fines with Sunday School for youth and adults, reporting strong success after five years without jail sentences.
New York Lent season will be observed in Congregational and Christian churches nationwide with focus on strengthening spiritual foundations of national life. The call from the denomination's evangelism and devotional life commission urges penitence, inward self-examination, and actions aligning with God’s will during Ash Wednesday to Easter observances.
A survey of five thousand engineers shows twenty five percent value technical skill and knowledge while seventy five percent prioritize character. The piece argues that combining technical skill with altruism rooted in Christianity and the Kingdom of God offers the most beneficent outcome for humanity and global peace. It then pivots to a Bible quiz titled Do You Know with Hannah, Eli, Samuel, and related questions and answers.
Directory of multiple area churches with study hours worship services and contact style notes for Princeton Ave Garford Dr Lake Ave Wear St and surrounding streets. Includes Indian Magyar Hungarian and various denominations with service times Sunday school morning worship and evening services plus midweek Bible study choir youth meetings and missionary circles.
Ashland minister preaches at 10:45 amid a Sunday school session on the International lesson. A baptismal service is set for 2:30 at First Baptist Elyria with Rev C E Hyder speaking. Evening Evangelist service at 7:45 features Rev W F Clay on Faith Feeling and Failure with special music. Young People meet at 6:45. Attendance has risen since moving to 114 Harwood Street.
The Men's Missionary League of First United Presbyterian Church will host Rev A J Randles D D of Pittsburgh Pa as speaker next Monday evening February 20 He has led the United Presbyterian Board of Administration since its 1931 reorganization and serves as Bible School Secretary since 1932 Randles will also address the United Presbyterian of Cleveland at the First United Presbyterian Church tomorrow afternoon A large turnout is hoped for men across the city and community
A meditation on famous figures coping with disabilities and misfortune. Demosthenes, Pope, Caesar, Johnson, Steinmetz, Alfred the Great, Byron, Keats, Lamb, Milton, Darwin, Stevenson, Beethoven and others faced health or endurance challenges yet pressed on. The message stresses heroic self forgetfulness and friendship as keys to worth beyond fame.
The Lane son Sermon on Sunday February 19 1099 centers on unity and compassion from 1 Peter 3 8 and Philippians 3 13 14. It cites the Christian Science textbook Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, urging spiritual illumination and the divine Mind to replace mortal de moralization in thought.
Horace Greely received a letter from a church in distress over finances. They had tried fairs festivals suppers and odd events to raise funds. The editor suggested plain religion as the answer, noting that valuable lessons often lie on detours where one encounters tacks.
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