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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1926
Page
8
Berlin churches schedule Sunday programs across multiple congregations. Congregational, Episcopal, M E and Baptist services list morning worship, Sunday schools, and youth activities. pastors and visiting speakers announced. evening services feature sermons on kingdom and life themes. midweek prayer and class meetings noted.
Wellington churches list Sunday schedules for Congregational Methodist Church of Christ Scientist Baptist and others. Includes pastors, Sunday School times, morning and evening worship, and midweek prayer or youth meetings.
Grafton and Amherst church lists for Sunday services across multiple parishes. Denominations include Methodist Lutheran Catholic Evangelical Episcopal and Congregational with times for Sunday school morning worship and evening services. topics noted for some sermons. Attendance points at St George and South Amherst noted alongside revival meetings and youth leagues.
Columbia Churches announce Sunday schedules with C I Wood and Glenroy Shoup ministers. Columbia Center lists Sunday School 11 45 a m and morning service 10 30 am with no evening service and a Wednesday prayer meeting. M E B Glenroy Shoup conducts morning service 10 30 am and Sunday school 12 45 pm with Thursday prayer meeting.
A brief church notice reports a benediction of the blessed sacra and a baptism following the service.
February 19 notices list services for First Baptist Clinton Garvin First Baptist Litchfield Eaton Church of Christ and others with morning and evening worships Sunday school Bible study and union meetings. Subjects include The Believer His Salvation and Service Power for the Imperfect and Romans.
Rev Carl Patow leads at the German M E Church with Sunday school at 10 00 a m and divine worship at 11 00 a m.
An aunt recalls a childhood train ride when a conductor asked a six year old boy his age and his father replied that he was a little more than six, noting the fare was half due. The boy grew up and is now a young man.
A call to church attendance argues that God planned a church for all people and that communal worship multiplies divine power. It urges individuals to join or support the local church, noting that two or more believers increase power and questioning those who stay away.
Sunday School note outlines Jesus delaying for Lazarus raise and weeping, with questions on prayer, faith, and immortality. It asks why Jesus tarried and wept, the role of Jesus prayers, and how Lazarus’ resurrection supports general resurrection and immortality beliefs.
Sunday school lesson outlines John’s purpose in proving Jesus is the Christ through raising Lazarus. It stresses God’s presence amid death, the hope of eternal life, and Jesus weeping with mourners, illustrating divine mercy and human sorrow.
This reading asserts Christ was both man and God and that removing personal obstructions like ignorance prejudice and worldly ties frees the heart to Christ. Death is described as absence of power while Jesus speaks and promises eternal life to believers in the tombs verses.
A report details University of Pennsylvania discovery of a Philistine temple to Ashtaroth where Saul’s armour reportedly hung after Gilboa. The India Sunday School Association marks its Golden Jubilee. Mennonites return from Mexico to former farms amid harsh land conditions. The Methodist Episcopal South conference meets in Memphis May 5.
A reflective meditation on Christian generosity and resilience. It argues salvation aligns with service and comfort heals personal hurts while urging wise speech, lending to others, and second chances. It cautions against judging others and notes faith must be lived, not merely professed.
The oH Hiach Forum urges pastors and teachers to solve Sunday school song issues. Readers are invited to submit questions about adding new hymns to worship and improving reverence during singing. Topics include planning hymn selection, stanza count, and leader conduct.
A reading of scattered notes covers ministers' offspring in professions, Moontank forests feeding livestock, and Rieckets disease in cities. It cites Mexico City’s lakebed origin, warns against skyscrapers, and mentions Johnny Hines in The Live Wire.
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