Sunday Services in the Churches
Second Congregational plans a revival with Dr A E Kemp delivering the Sunday 10 46 am message. Choir music and extensive children's, youth, and adult programs led by Camilla Gaines Donald Hensman Orval Strohl George Sharkey and Helen Saville. Har ie Stevick will direct music. Rev Clauser speaks Sunday night on To Arms and Rev R W Neighbour on Tongues Like Fire or What Is A Revival. week services canceled for revival.
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A. E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Jesus
C. E
Camilla Gaines
Donald Hensman
Orval Strohl
George Sharkey
Helen Saville
Christ
Harlie Stevick
Stevick
Elyria
Clauser
R. W. Neighbour
First Congregational Church Services Invite Community
A cordial invitation is issued for services at the First Congregational church at Court and Second Streets. Strangers and those without a church home are especially welcome. The church school meets at nine thirty, the morning service at ten forty five with a sermon on Catharsis by Rev. William Muir Auld. The choir performs Spirit of God and William Holt sings O Love that will not let me go.
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First Congregational Church
Court
Second Streets
William Muir Auld
Spirit of God
K. C. Brown
William Holt
Service by Rev Edwin Kirby at United Presbyterian Church
Rev Edwin Kirby will conduct the morning service at 10 45 at the United Presbyterian Church due to the illness of the pastor. Bible School starts at 9 30 with the lesson Jesus Declares His Purpose Luke 4 16 47. Young People's Societies meet at 6 30, Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. The lesson will be the Gospel According to Mark.
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Edwin Kirby D. D
United Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Mark
Conversion of St Paul Sermon Highlighted at Sunday Service
This Sunday the sermon centers on the Conversion of St Paul with January 25 commemorations. It stresses witnessing for Christ, notes the offertory choir piece How Lovely are the Messengers, and mentions the young people’s society meeting at 7 15 PM. Morning service is at 10 45 and Sunday school at 9 30.
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St. Paul
Christ
Fourth Sunday of Campaign for Better Church Attendance
Elyria leads in accumulated attendance percent with Sandusky close behind. At 10 45 Rev Dr E J Bond preaches A New Man With a New Name. Choir led by Robert T Moore performs The King of Love My Shepherd Is. Special music marimba Evening Song by Robert Wilcox. Junior Church speaker Miss Helen Osborne on Swapping. Beverly Jean Filmore reads. Church school 9 30 with Leonard Fisk in charge. At 5 pm Girl Reserves Candle Light Service Irene Hollis violin solos Songs My Mother Taught Me Poem with Mrs Robert Boylan accompaniment. Dr Bond gives a short talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Sandusky
E. J. Bond
Shepherd
Shelley
Robert T. Moore
Carlton Squire
Dvorak
Revival services led by Rev Homer Clauser begin Sunday night
Revival services start Sunday night with Rev Homer Clauser speaking each night for three weeks, excluding Saturday. Clauser is described as a young man driven by a burning missionary spirit in his own heart.
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Homer Clauser
Rev. Clauseer
Third Sunday after Epiphany Worship Service Notice
The chief service at 10:45 includes morning prayer sermon and musical preludes with Romans 12 16 21 Epistle and Matthew 8 1 13 Gospel. Doctor Urich leads the sermon The Gateless Barrier. Bible School 9:30 under A J Fenner. catechetical classes for youth begin Saturdays at 9 30. All are invited to study and worship.
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Devine
Doctor Urich
The
Bible School
A. J. Fenner
Lesson Sermon Theme for Christ Scientist Churches January 26 1936
The subject truth and the golden text praise to God are highlighted in the Church of Christ Scientist Lesson Sermon for Sunday January 26 1936. Scriptural citations from Isaiah and Proverbs emphasize trust in divine guidance and steadfast counsel. The Science and Health passage encourages willingness to change old beliefs and joy in progress toward harmony.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Religion for Today by Dr John McDowell
Presbyterian clergyman Dr John McDowell argues in favor of a practical rational and fraternal faith. He says true religion must be real and spiritual, rejecting blind or merely external forms. He asserts Christ's keeping as the world’s hope and the poor's cause as central to a dynamic faith.
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John McDowell
Christ
Judging Without Love and The Folly of Unjudged Affection
A thoughtful aphorism contrasts mercy and judgment suggesting love without judgment is unwise while judgment without love is harsh. The line invites reflection on balance between discernment and compassion in relationships.
New London Methodist Church History Surfaces from 1878
Lorain County notes recount the 1878 fall start of the New London 1st Methodist Church, naming Rev. G. A. Weber and early leaders. A 11,000 dollar building, clerked by Beattie, Auld, Kilburn, and others, rose in 1879 with clock and bell in the spire, plus a funded parsonage and a list of pastors culminating in Rev. C. R. Bair.
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New London Methodist Society
Beattie and Robinson
New London
Auld
Conger
Cleveland
A. D
Howard
Sermonograms on Anger and Wisdom in Daily Life
Collected aphorisms caution on anger and patience. Notes warn delay as remedy and imply aging gracefully comes from a well spent youth. Quotes from Glasgow Longfellow Plutarch Hodge Bacon emphasize humanity, love, and inner divinity as guides.
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Lfe
Glasgow
Longfellow
Plutarch
Hodge
Come to Church Next Sunday Invitation by D Yoder
The note urges faith as a guiding law of life, urging belief in family figures teachers physicians and Christ. It states faith sustains salvation and invites readers to cultivate the soul by attending church next Sunday.
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Christ
World Religion and Salvation Army Notes in 1930s Era
About thirteen million African Americans in the United States split into roughly five million Protestants, 250,000 Catholics, and a large unchurched group. Catholic missions include 300 priests. The first English Bible in the U S was printed in Philadelphia by Robert Aitken in 1782. Congress endorsed the edition later that year. Evangeline Booth, 72, has traveled about 60,000 miles in the past year as Salvation Army leader. In India untouchables leave Hinduism after a 1000-youth conference burn sacred texts and vow not to visit Hindu holy sites. Gold Dust Lodge in New York marks its fourth anniversary aiding homeless men with meals, lodging, and education, drawing staff from guests.
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United States
Philadelphia
Robert Aitken
Congress
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
General Booth
William Booth
India
Manu
Gold Dust Lodge
New York City
Home Education and Unconscious Teaching
The piece argues home atmosphere shapes child development more than formal religious instruction. It states wealth fashion and pleasure hinder moral growth, while kindness, frugality, and serenity foster ethics. Parents are the first teachers, and early years profoundly influence a child’s lifelong formation.
Wit and Wisdom on Complacency and Effort
A concise aphorism urging action over inactivity. It contrasts China building a wall and standing still for a millennium with the idea that passivity leads to rot. The message emphasizes effort, progress, and perseverance to avoid decline.
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China
How to Seek Truth Clearly in Mind and Speech
The text explains truth as mental precepts aligned with reality. Inattention, ignorance, bias, or passion distort perception, while careful focus and accurate hearing preserve facts. Rumor and gossip deviate from truth as information is misheard and misrepeated, causing the original fact to fade. When truth is clearly perceived it is well retained.
Questions on biblical passages from Hebrews and Acts
The user asks six Bible-related questions: location of the pool of Siloam and its event, the occasion Peter James and John slept, the first commandment with promise, Paul’s advice about anger, Peter’s proposal to make three booths, and the figure praised for seeking a city with foundations built by God.
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Peter
James
John
Paul
God
Jerusalem location and miracles cited in ancient texts
A collection of statements places a blind man in southern Jerusalem who washed and regained sight, mentions the Garden of Gethsamane, notes the fifth, quotes Be angry and sin not, refers to the Transfiguration, and calls Abraham the sojourner, concluding with a plea that men live by compass over speedometer.
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Jerusalem
Garden of
Gethsamane
Abraham
The Mind Growth Delays the Head’s Swell
A concise reflection notes that the head does not begin to swell until the mind ceases growing. The idea emphasizes a link between intellectual development and physical change, suggesting growth in intellect precedes or governs physical expansion.
Anger Begins in Folly Ends in Repentance
A compact aphorism notes that anger originates from folly and resolves only through repentance, underscoring self discipline and prudent temper in daily conduct.
Spiritual Preparedness Speaker at Elyria Men’s Bible Class
L. B. Lindman, teacher of the Elyria Men’s Bible class, will speak on Spiritual Preparedness during Sunday morning sessions at Rivoli Theatre. Frank Baron will perform accordion solos and Paul Wainwright will lead group singing. Men of the community are invited.
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L. B. Lindman
Elyria Men’s Bible
Rivoli Theatre
Frank Baron
Paul Wainwright
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