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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1937
Page
6
Sunday evening at 7 30 o'clock the Second Congregational church invites the Gospel Team from Oberlin School of Theology. The group, interracial and from several nations, will lead the evangelistic service concluding National Prayer Week. Morning services start with Sunday School at 9 30 for adult classes.
Long Elyria church bulletin outlines Dr Kemp sermon Life's Sacred Anchorage and an appeal for church membership. Morning worship at 10:45 features Erwin Britton on A Faith That Can Move Mountains. Weekly church school at 9:30 and Go To Church drive aims for higher attendance this Sunday.
The First Congregational church invites all members and friends to Sunday services at 9:30 and 10:45 led by Rev. William Muir Auld with a communion service. Miss Doris Groat of the African Inland Mission will speak Wednesday. Church attendance efforts extend to nine partner churches and a Congregational meeting follows, with elections, reports, and a fellowship supper.
The Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York rises as the world’s largest Gothic cathedral in construction. Stamps for peace move governments toward harmony as 36 nations signed a Geneva accord on neutral radio use. Argentina makes religious instruction mandatory in Buenos Aires primary schools. Moody Bible Institute plans evangelistic work in Russia with a Galilean Carpenter training course. A broad description of Jesus portrays Him as the universal equal, truth, beauty, and love, a champion of peace and moral renewal.
The Better Way describes Jesus the Christ as the world’s perfect gentleman. Crow states no other being in heaven or on earth matches his character and honors. The remark underscores a devotional view and praises Jesus' exemplary conduct.
The Holy Cross Church on West Avenue in Elyria traces its Polish roots to 1910 led by Rev. Adelbert Migdalski. Ground broke for the 1923 church and Christmas Day 1924 saw its first Mass, with renovations completed recently funded by parish subscriptions.
Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick cites early Christian history to show fourfold life redefining belief and practice. He parallels John Wesley on communal faith, urging the church as a four-legged table where fellowship sustains devotion and action. Come to church next Sunday.
The Sunday lesson sermon at Christ Scientist churches centers on Psalms 23 5 the betrayal by Judas Luke 22 47 48 and a passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy noting Judas used the world s weapons while Jesus remained silent before envy and hate in a demonstration of Truth and Love.
A school task about the prophet Elisha yielded a concise tale. A girl described Elisha as a prophet who warned that he would unleash a bear on mockers, and the bears carried out the threat.
Local families and neighbors in Lorain and nearby towns hosted and visited over New Year’s Day weekend. Residents including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Greetham, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dague, and Miss Beverley Baker were among those listed as guests or hosts. Multiple Cleveland and Reynoldsburg visitors are noted, with several staying at relatives’ homes.
Judge Lewis Fawcett of the New York Supreme Court laments the absence of religion in the home as severing a key marital bond. He notes most divorce cases involve parents who do not attend church, warns that a religious home fosters happiness, and links lack of religious training to crime and juvenile delinquency. D. Carl Yoder adds that worship on Sundays benefits families.
A Catholic spokesman explains chained Bibles in medieval churches. Chains aimed to deter theft yet allowed holders to remove books from racks. Earliest note is 1040 in St Peter's monastery Alsace. The practice, costly hand written volumes, persisted through the Reformation for over three centuries.
A fragment from a 19th century note urges Elyria to embrace a churchgoing civic character. The saying cites Christ’s call about bringing not peace but division and reflects on loving the unseen by honoring visible faith in the community.
The Rev John Haynes Holmes voices alarm that repeal has unleashed a flood of liquor across cities suburbs farms and homes. He cites广告 and media as fueling intoxication and notes rising drunken driving and crime. Dr Harold Cooke Phillips questions why ads omit the consequences of drinking.
Spencer Mr and Mrs Roy Phelps of Ashland spent New Years Day here with Mr and Mrs Howard Shick Mrs Escella Alien is helping to care for James Ketchen who has been bedbound for nine months with arthritis The Pythian Sisters of Liberty Bell Temple met Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs Milton Wolf entertained guests on New Years Eve including Mr and Mrs Albert Tedraw and daughter of Nova Mr and Mrs John Romine of Athens and Mr and Mrs Leslie
Local households list New Year Day visits and weekend guests including Mr and Mrs Alvin Neidhardt and friends from Wellington and Medina. Mentions Mable Kuhns returning from hospital, and many family gatherings at Fremont, Creston, and Ruggles Corners with relatives in attendance. A Lutheran Aid meeting is postponed to January 13 due to Farmers Institute amid reflections on resolutions and honesty.
Answers require context from a specific religious text. 1. The words appear in a biblical passage. 2. Jesus said those who confess him before men will be confessed before God. those who deny him before men will be denied before God. 3. Peter wrote two epistles. 4. A call to abstain from all appearance of evil is attributed to Paul. 5. The rest of Christ’s rest is not fully quoted here and needs source reference.
Listing brief biblical citations with names Hosea Paul Peter and a reference to I Peter 1 8 and a metaphorical sword. Indicates a sequence of seven items, mixing prophets apostles and a scripture verse.
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