Sunday Services at Second Congregational Church
The pastor Dr. G E Kemp will speak The Lure of Noble Issues at 10 45 AM. Choir under S H Boynton sings By Waters Still Mrs Nina Remser organist Sunday School 9 45 with adult Luke 8 study Human Welfare Before Financial Profit Junior Church after School Christian Endeavor youths 6 PM Mexico study Ruth Van Arsdale and Misa A Kemp discuss that topic Senior group led by Helen Boynton Things for which we Stand Sunday Night Club 7 15 PM led by Mrs Harold Olmsted with hymn history and special music.
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G. E. Kemp
S. H. Boynton
Waters Still
Wilson
Nina Remser
Luke
Christian Endeavor Socie
Mexico
Ruth van Arsdale
Misa A. E. Kemp
Helen Boynton
Harold Olmsted
Lorain County Churches Have Interesting Histories
The First Congregational church at Wellington traces to 1824 with E F Webster pushing a starter church built by settlers. Its long line of pastors includes Lot Sullivan Joel Talcott H W Fairfield Ansel Clark and Rev Charles W Recard who led the 1921 ordination anniversary. The church rose from stock labor and pork and endured fires rebuilding to its present form as a pioneer Rel. institution.
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Wellington
Congregational Society
Lot Sullivan
Joel Talcott
H.W. Fairfield
M. Lathrop
Slargely
Ansel Clark
First Congregational Church
Bree Church
Clark
Bartlett
Shipherd
T. K. Beecher
Ss. D. Grammell
Daley
W. E. Barton
A. F. Skeele
H. D. Sheldon
J.C. Cromer
Keller
Thomas McRoberts
Vernon Emery
Charles W. Recard
Recard
Sermon at First Congregational Church Seeks Visitors
At the morning service Rev. William Muir Auld will be assisted by Roger T. Burton from Oberlin Graduate School of Theology. The subject is Peter Reed or Rock. The choir will perform Edmund Turner’s Great and Marvelous, Mrs Tulk sings The Ninety and Nine by Edward Champion. Church opens at 10 46 and Sunday School at 9 30. All welcome, especially newcomers seeking a church home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Court
Second Streets
William Muir Auld
Roger T. Burton
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Peter
Reed
Rock
Edmund Turner
Tulk
Edward Champion
Sermon by Fred C. MacMillan at First United Presbyterian
Fred C. MacMillan of Pittsburgh will speak at the First United Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 10 45 AM. A lay leader in the United Presbyterian Church he promotes personal soul winning and missions. The Bible School session is 9 30 AM with the lesson People before Property Luke 8. A 6 30 PM combined service features his address. Mon 7 30 PM the Monthly Men's Missionary League meets with MacMillan as speaker.
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Fred C. MacMillan
Pittsburgh
First United Presbyterian Church
MacMillan
Presbyterian Church
Luke
Men's Missionary League
Mr. MacMillan
Mills J Taylor
Foreign
The Church Invites You The Importance of the Church
Walter W. Head argues the church is essential to social justice political leadership and prosperity by fostering Godly belief and civic virtue. He urges readers to accept the invitation and come to church next Sunday.
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Walter W. Head
Weekly prayer and Bible study meeting announced
The weekly gathering for prayer and Bible study will be held Wednesday evening at 7 30 o clock.
Service and Sunday School Schedule at Lutheran Church
The notice lists morning worship with confession and absolution, sermon by Dr. Urich, and choir antiphon. Evening Ash Wednesday Lent service at 7 45 and Holy Communion preceded by confession. Sunday School directed by A J Fanner. Weekly liturgy instruction on Wednesdays.
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Jesus
Dr. Urich
Emmanuel Choir
A. J. Fanner
Lent Evening Welcome at 7 45 O Clock
A community note invites all to attend Lent events at seven forty five, welcoming everyone to join. The text emphasizes hospitality and inclusive participation for parishioners and visitors alike.
Quin Quasimodo Sunday and Lent Outlook
This Sunday known as Quinquagesima marks the Sunday before Ash Wednesday and the Lenten season. The sermon will propose ways Lent may aid spiritual welfare with emphasis on definite religious exercises. Also noted are the offertory anthem Praise the Lord O my Soul by Boyle, church school at 9 30 and Kappa Beta Kappa meeting at 7 15, and Ash Wednesday services at 10 00 and 7 45.
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Boyle
Kappa Beta Kappa
Evening Church Schedule Highlights The Poor Rich Man Sermon
Senior ages listed with evening events at 7:00 pray er in the Upper Room 7:10 Orchestra 7:30 Evening Service Sermon theme The Poor Rich Man Special music soloists orchestra choir and organ Monday 7:30 life of Christ course for Elyria youths sixty started last week no registration fee All young people invited Wednesday 7:30 prayer praise Bible study 8:30 teachers meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Christ
Elyria
Mind over Body Core Message in Sunday Lesson
The Church of Christ Scientist prepares a Sunday Lesson-Sermon for February 23, 1936 with the Golden Text The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom and the knowledge of the holy is understanding. It cites Jesus healing in Galilee and the Christian Science view that disease is mental and cured by divine Mind.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Jesus
Galilee
Mary Baker Eddy
Pittsburgh Man In Pulpit Here Tomorrow
Foreign missionary activities from the layman viewpoint will be afforded United Presbyterians and the general public Sunday morning at 10 45 o'clock when Fred C. MacMillan of Pittsburgh will be in this policy and will preach in the pulpit of the pastor Rev George A Brown. Delegations are expected from surrounding United Presbyterian churches. Monday evening Mr Mac Millan will be guest speaker of the Men's Missionary League at their February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterians
Fred C. MacMillan
Pittsburgh
George A. Brown
MacMillan
Reformed Presbyterian Church of the General Synod
Cedarville
Ohio
Monmouth College
United Presbyterian Church
W. A
Billy
Des Moines
Town
Mills J. Taylor
Men’s Missionary League
League
India
United Presbyterian
What Are The Qualifications Of A Good Religious Leader
The article discusses leadership in religious settings, stressing practical application of ability, directing others, uniting efforts, walking abreast, counseling rather than ruling, inspiring goals, and developing future leaders. It references a Bible text about love and notes Grace Church Lent services beginning February 28 with mid week gatherings at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Evangelistic Campaign Opens at Capitol Theatre Morning Service
The Church of Christ holds morning service at 10 30 in Capitol Theatre with Dr Alexander Paul of Indianapolis as preacher Rose Page Welch of Chicago will sing and the church youth chorus directed by Herman Gannett will also perform Bible School runs at 9 30 a m Mrs James A Smith is Superintendent At 7 30 p m Evangelist W J Foster begins a two week series Dan Hughes from Wales assists as scholar and leader starting February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Capitol Theatre
Alexander Paul
Indianapolis
Rose Page Welch
Chicago
Herman Gannett
James A. Smith
W. J. Foster
Dan Hughes
Wales
First Baptist Church Services Schedule
Sunday School at 9 30 a m Morning Church Service at 7 45 a m Rev R W Neighbour will speak on The Three Judgments of the Christian Youth activities at 6 00 p m inviting all young people, including Junior Society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
R. W. Neighbour
Sermon and Services At Grace Church Schedule
Rev Dr Edward J Bond will preach Why Do The Innocent Suffer at 10 45 a m with the Choir directed by Robert T Moore singing Sing Praises Unto the Lord Cruickshank Mrs Carlton Squire plays the organ Roll Call at the Morning Service Junior Church speaker Miss Helen Osborn will discuss Whats In the Heart Charles Taylor to sing a solo Church School convenes at 930 a m Leonard Fisk superintendent in charge A Surprised Man will be the Vesper sermon at five o clock A duet by Mrs R J Fitch and Mrs Keith Brown Epworth League members to attend the vesper service in a body and then meet in the Social Hall for a fellowship hour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Bond
Robert T. Moore
Cruickshank
Carlton Squire
Helen Osborn
Charles Taylor
Leonard Fisk
Bond
R. J. Fitch
Keith Brown
Epworth League
When You Are Right You Can Afford to Hold Temper
A reflective aphorism contrasts temper with error, urging steady thinking. It compares mastering temper to prudent self-scrutiny, likening personal introspection to weeding a garden of thoughts and ideas. The tone is didactic and measured.
Sermon on Love Based on First Corinthians Thirteenth
Rev F J Schumm of Grace Church Princeton Avenue and East River Street selects the last verse of First Corinthians thirteen for his sermon tomorrow morning at 10 45 oclock. The Epistle Lesson for the Sunday before Lent centers on faith hope and love as enduring virtues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
F. J. Schumm
Grace Church
Princeton Avenue
East River Street
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