Wellington and Oberlin Church Services on January 29
Wellington and Oberlin church listings show Sunday worship times across multiple parishes. Notable entries include United Church Congregational in Oberlin at 11:00 a.m., First Baptist services, and St. George Episcopal. Amherst, South Amherst, and Brownhelm churches list morning worships, Sunday schools, and evening services with topics such as Law Enforcement, Healing the Brokenhearted, and The Call Conquests of the Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. George Episcopal
Spring Street
L. B. Daniels
Sunday Church Services at First Baptist ChurcHnton
At La France Crurches LaGrange January 29. First Baptist Church Chant E Garvin pastor. Sunday activities include cook at 10 00 a m classes for all join at 11 a m morning worship The Believer it is Position and Practice Evening service 7 20 p m God s People Their Position Portion and Prospect Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Jesus Heals and Saves a Blind Man Rev B H Iyan pastor Sunday school 11 00 a m J B Curtiss Supt Public service 11 00 a m Union Service 7 30 p m Public invited to these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rust M. KK
W.mcmorries
Corner Park
Groveland
M. E
Weat College Street
C. B. Ketcham
J.T. Alton
William Brown
Church OF Christ
B. G. Buffington
F. A. Davis
Baptist Church
HL. RE. Finley
W. L. Lam
Methodist Church
B. H. Iyan
Lyn
J. B. Curtiss
Sunday church services listed for Ridgeville and Birmingham
In Ridgeville North Ridgeville on Sunday January 29 Rev Foster of Oberlin leads Sunday school at 10 15 morning worship at 11 00 while St Peter's Catholic conducts Masses at 8 30 and 10 30 with sermons and baptism after the final Mass Aton Church of Chiris1 holds Bible school at 10 am morning service at 12 pm Young People meet at 7 pm pulpit supplied and preaching at 21 am Birmingham church services on January 31 include Sunday school at 10 15 am morning service at 11 30 am with a sermon by the pastor C A Hagar and related notices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
United Church
Nicholas Vaodee Pyl
John Lobingtar
Fiske
Miss Metcalf
Finny Memorial Chapel
Church School
Council Hall
James Brand House
Finney Memorial Chapel
Professor Shaw
Dr. Andrews
Dean Rogers
Mr. Cowdery
ST. Peter's
BE. J. Seed
North Ridgeville
Congregational
Foster
ST. Peter's Catholic
Father John N. Rhein
Aton Church OF
Church OF Christ
Birmingham
C. A. Hagar
Bible School Meets For Intensive Week Of Service
At 10 48 a m mt Bible School holds a Bible Study Tuesday at 7 30 p m with Christian Endeavorers preparing for an intensive seven day week in February stressing service ideals and a fund of 100 000 in honor of Dr Francis FR founder of the group. After the founders death income will back the Endeavor campaign. Special Saturday price Forest Hill Lump 7 50 cash West Sid Lumber Coal Co 2726 De a BY P U meets at 6 30 p m with Romans The Guilt of the Race as the subject and asks attendees to bring their Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavorere
Francis FR
Day
Forest Hill
West Sid Lumber & Coal Co
P. U
Why Not Go to Church Sunday and Eternal Life
A sermon style piece argues humans stray by instinct into deluge clans and must seek rational, eternal life through feeding on the bread of life. It prompts church attendance and links Jesus as the bread of life to sustaining mortal and eternal existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deluge
Galileo
Eating Right Advice From Doctor To Boy In Home Lesson
A doctor visits a boy whose guardian insists on a strict diet. The physician offers plain guidance on balanced eating and listening to the stomach. He emphasizes moderation, tasting varied foods, and turning meals into enjoyable, regular practice for better health and vitality.
Church Forum Questions on News Value and Youth Class Autonomy
The article distinguishes two church news types for secular press: church personals covering services music and fairs, and vital church actions affecting the community. It argues the latter serves the wider public. It also asks if the Sunday school youth class may set its own teacher, noting local governance and youth consultation are crucial to prevent overreach.
Moral guidance from religious writers on daily conduct
A compilation of pithy maxims from Carl Yoden and W. Bruce and Bishop Lane focusing on contentment, honesty, and virtue. Emphasizes staying on the right path, forgiving others, avoiding moral falures, and valuing generosity over mere abundance.
Sunday School Discussion Questions on the Lesson
Weekly study prompts for January 31 focus on Jesus feeding the five thousand. Questions probe the meaning of the miracle, motives for following Christ, and ways the church can involve youth, with a prayer asking God to use available means to nourish hungry souls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
Jesus Feeds Five Thousand Asks for True Hunger
Comments on John 6 1 14 for Sunday January 31 reflect on motives of followers Observers crowd seeking miracles or material benefit mob psychology and popularity The focus is Jesus as Bread of Life and the disciples service measuring true discipleship by deeds not status The lesson honors the boy and Andrew and notes God works through ordinary people in quiet obedience
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Rome
Joaus i
Mfe
Chist
Church of God
Andrew
World Religious News Highlights Global Faith Events
King George I reads daily Bible chapter. University of Pennsylvania expedition uncovers the Philistine Temple to ASTROtroth. Dr Daniel Lash Marsh elected president of Boston University. Leprosy cases concentrated near Baton Rouge hospital by government program. World Sunday School Association reports 347000 schools with 29167000 enrollment. next meeting in Los Angeles in July. World Conference on Faith and Order calls for unity conference in Lausanne in August 1937 with wide Christian representation. Carl J Milliken appointed secretary of the Motion Picture Producers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King George
England
University of Pennsylvania
Hassan
Palestine
Asgtrothin
Klor Saul
Githoa
Daniel Lash Marsh
Pasetor
Smithfield
World's Sunday School Association
Los Angeles
Joint Commission of the World Conference On Faith and Order
Lausanne
Switzerland
Carl J. Milliken
Northern Baptiat Convention
Maine
Motion Picture Produc
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs bronchial trouble and colds. It claims creosote and other healing elements soothe inflamed membranes attack germ growth and support the body. Money back if relief is not found when used as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croom
E Gulsion Company
Atlanta, Ga
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J. C. McDermott
Christian Madeavor
County Church News
First Baptist
Christian Science Society
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Ray
Louis EB. Daniels
Hany
MT. Zion Baptist Locust and
Pleasant Streets
R. B. Powell
Jonah
the People’s Church
Christian and Missionary Alliance NO
P. O. Johnson
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F. BR. Lastman
AT. Paul's
Henry Abram
RY. Joseph's Catholio
Eischen
First Evangelical Church
W. A. Tabbert
BE. L. C
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R. A. Palt
Gospel Fellowship
Masters
St, John's Evangelical South Amber
E. J. Spell
Brownhelm Brownhelm
Congregational Church
E. N. Escott
Warren Ladrach
Thomas H Serr
Kay Koontz
My. Epworth League
Church OF Christ Scientist
LA France
Crurches
Ridgeville Churches
Henrietta
Reformed
H. E. Settlage
Henrietta Bill
Gleitzworth
Belden Church
M. EB
Leroy Wright
South Main
Columbia Churches
Columbia
Baptist Church C. 0
Wood
Columbia M
Glenroy Shomup
Mt. Bible School
Rou
Murees
Rudolph
Direct Tone Scientific Research Laboratories
Broadway
Sangri NA
Misa Unkirch
Philadelphia
Eberts Bgrerst
Crandalls Drug Stores
G. W. Philpott
R. W. Philpott
Broad ST
Shoe Store
Broad Street
Grafton
Grafton M. EB
Kipton Church
Kipton
Kipton Community
Philip EH. Harding
Fields
Fields Methodist
W. M. Kingsley
Epworth League
Litchfield
First Baptist Church
Clinton
BK. Garvin
Church Forum
Carl Yoden
Edgar James Swift
Sruce
Bishop Lane
S. S
World Religious News
Moderath
Wilmot Printing C Co
Masonic Temple
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W. Broad
Elyria
Vee
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