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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1927
Page
2
Oberlin area churches publish a Sunday schedule featuring services across multiple congregations. United Church, First Baptist, Christian Science, First M E, Mt Zion Baptist, Christ Church, and Christian and Missionary Alliance announce Sunday schools, morning worships, evening services, and midweek prayer or youth activities with cordial welcomes to newcomers and visitors.
A public notices list of Sunday services at First Baptist Clinton, Methodist, Church of Christ, Baton Church of Christ, and Columbia Center churches with pastor names, service times, and Sunday school details. Also included are community quotes about education and a note on a tailor's allowance to a tallor.
A brief moral piece by D Card Yorder argues prayer is social in nature and that church fosters united expressions of the soul. It urges readers to share in spiritual joy by attending church next Sunday.
Wellington churches list Sunday programs from Congregational, Scientist, and other congregations. Activities include morning worship, Sunday schools, evening services, evangelistic meetings, and prayer sessions with details like times and locations for Rev. Hacard, H. Finley, Rev. Kettenring, Rev. Buffington, and Rev. Herr, plus Watch Tower study sessions.
Amherst churches list Sunday services with times for St Peters Evangelical St Johns Evangelical Congregational St Joseph Roman Catholic First Evangelical First Lutheran St George Episcopal and local United Church near South Amherst Germany English German services and morning worship Bible school and Epworth League noted Saint John Youth group and church school times vary by parish
Henrietta area churches listed with service times for Reformed Evangelical German M E South Ridge and Camden Baptist. Rev Settlage Holzworth Tenneth Holzworth Jones lead Sunday and prayer meetings. times include 2:00 Sunday school 2:45 worship and 9:45 11:00 5:00 and 7:30 p m services.
Belden February 25 church notices outline Sunday school at 10 00 a.m. morning services at 11 00 a.m. Bible study Monday at 7 45 p.m. and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 45 p.m. Rev Leroy Wright is highlighted in the notice.
Churches Fields February 25. Services at 11:00 a m. Rev M A Chaffee is pastor with morning worship scheduled.
Kipton community church led by Rev. Philip B. Harding holds church school at 10:00 a m and morning service with sermon at 11:00 a m. Pittsfield community church led by Rev. William Smith offers Sunday school at 10:00 a m and morning service with sermon at 2:00 p m.
Rev. W. M. Kinsley leads Sunday school at 10 30 a m and evening worship at 8 p m at Birmingham M E Church Rev Glenn L Teafell presides over County Line M E Church with Sunday school at 6 00 a m and morning service at 11 00 a m and evening service at 8 00 p m
Grafton M. E. Church lists services for Ferrier Sunday with Rev Leroy Wright as pastor. Morning service at 9:20, Sunday school at 11:00, and evening service at 7:30.
A reader asks the church editor about expected attendance in Sunday School departments. The article notes U S attendance averages about 66 percent across departments, with no standardization. It suggests churches aim higher than 66 percent and compare favorably with public school attendance.
Sunday School Lesson discussion on Galatians 3 13 25 for Sunday Ceb 27 includes questions on Christian liberty versus evil liberty the social gospel church responsibility for prohibition bootleggers and world prohibition plus what next reforms to back The clericus says Christ spirit governs life and passions The lesson prayer asks for Christ controlled hearts and spirit led overcoming of animal life.
Sunday service notes discuss Galatians 5 13 6 24 focusing on freedom in Christ from sin and law through faith. It contrasts fleshly desires with the spirit and outlines the fruits of the Spirit including love joy peace and self control.
The report notes church sponsorship of 54 percent of boy scout trains, reports on retirement and travels of Bishop Oldham, Helen Keller's role in a baptism, and London churchmen protesting changes to the Book of Common Prayer. It covers a $2.509 million Protestant educational drive in the Americas, European Catholic interest in Lausanne, Roman vault discoveries near Rome, and philanthropy toward health and charity in Jerusalem and St. Louis. It urges strengthened church educational boards, summarizes an upcoming March 4 day of prayer, and mentions Rev. William A. Sunday’s Atlantic City evangelistic drive and a 1927 projection of $100 million for new church buildings.
The article recounts Abraham Lincoln's early habit of reading everything available. He copied memorable passages onto boards, kept scrap books, and studied works like Aesop's Fables Pilgrim's Progress and biographies of Franklin and Clay. It notes a borrowed Weems book soaked by rain and repaid with days of labor.
A collection of bite sized reflections urging readers to live by Christian principles. It contrasts worldly incentives with holy living and stresses responsibility, integrity, and practical virtue in home and community life. It notes that real Christianity means following Christ and that effort shapes character.
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