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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
13
Church services listed for Amherst and Fields with multiple denominations including German and English services. Notable entries include St Peters Evangelical, Congregational, St Joseph Catholic, and Zion Baptist with morning and evening worship times.
Church notices for La Grange and Columbia Center list Sunday services by First Baptist Church Batos Church of Christ and Columbia Center churches. Sunday schools at various times 10:00 to 11:45 a m with morning services at 11:00 to 1:30 p m and midweek prayer meetings. pastors named including Garvin Ryan and Bicher. Public invited to services.
Birmingham M E Church led by Rev WW Al Kinsler holds Sunday school at 10 30 am and evening worship at 8 pm. County Line M E Church under Rev Glens L Tenpeil offers Sunday school at 10 60 am morning service at 11 am and evening service at 5 pm.
June 3 church notices list First Baptist Church Clinton Fe Garvin as pastor. Morning service at 9:30 a.m. Sunday School at 10:45 a.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Bible Study Tuesday evening at 7:45.
The Oberlin churches schedule June services with multiple classes at the Congregational church led by Pastor Nicholas Van der Pri and a 11:00 am service in Finney Memorial chapel. James f Braad House hosts evening services and newcomers are invited. Baptist East Lerais Street led by Rev. John Middiemiss lists a 9:46 am Sunday school and 11:09 am morning service.
Wellington churches list Sunday services at several venues. Rev Charlea W. Record and Rev E. B. Munson lead morning worship. Sunday school at 9:30 and 10:06 a.m. The Church of Christ Scientist offers 11:00 a.m. services with sermon God the Quint Creator. Union Baccalaureate at Methodist with theme The Near East.
Church notices for Henrietta list Reform Church led by Rev H E Setllage with Sunday school at 10:00 AM and divine worship at 11:45. Evangelical Church under Rev C Holzworth with Sunday School at 9:46 AM and China worship at 9:45. German M E Church with Glenn L Tennell, Sunday school at 8:07 AM and services at 11:00 AM and 7:36 PM. South Ridge Church with Sunday school at 9:30 AM and prayer at 11:00 AM. Camden Baptist Church led by J W Jones with Sunday school at 10:00 AM.
Mary notes Lucy Jones draws affection by giving and helping others. A cousin recalls Lucy’s constant cheerfulness and frequent small kindnesses such as babysitting, resting a neighbor’s mother, and doing chores, showing why she is loved.
Question form guidance for church leaders asks about a six to eight week Church School of Missions course linked to midweek prayer services. It explains active enrollment as pupils attending regularly this year with no other church school affiliation.
A series of garbled aphorisms and phrases touching faith, morality, and self discipline. The text includes reflections on obedience to God's law responsibility to self and others and cautions about thoughts and promises amid scattered nonsensical spellings. It presents an early 20th century style of moral proverb fragments.
Broadway Tabernacle pastor Jefferson New York City explains Jesus answers heart questions about God his nature and attitude toward humanity He says God is Father of all men love friend happiness and help He centers the church on Jesus inviting the weary to come unto me and asks why one should attend next Sunday D Carl Yoder
Discussion prompts probe limits of Christian brotherhood and no respect of persons, asking when a person is acceptable to God and how gospel preaching challenges race prejudice and provincial loyalty. It asks for real hindrances to grace, signs the gospel works today, and includes a prayer praising God and asking removal of race bias and commitment to do good everywhere.
Sermon notes explain Peter’s realization that God shows no partiality. A vision and encounters with earnest seekers led Peter to affirm that righteousness and reverence toward God matter, not wealth or status. The lesson contrasts world peace after war with the ongoing spiritual war between sin and righteousness.
The text cites Peter’s sermons affirming the Gospel’s aim of remitting sins through faith in Jesus Christ. It notes the Holy Spirit’s descent on listeners as evidence God accepts the preaching to all peoples and describes baptism as historic recognition of God’s place in the soul, breaking social prejudice.
The article reports total U S church members at year end 1926 reaching 47 559 902 up 596 909 from the prior year. It notes Rev Edward Defor Kohlstedt as new secretary of the Home Missionary Society and details Bible translation into Luba Latula for 2 9 million Bantus in the Belgian Congo. It also covers Young Men’s Christian Association holdings and a tour by a group of American college professors and students. Local social notes list Sunday visits and gatherings in Cleveland Elyria Wellington and surrounding areas.
June notes list numerous visitors from Painesville Elyria Oberlin and Cleveland as well as local hosts including Mr and Mrs L M Kelly Burgles Beach and Mrs Gust Schuster Among the gatherings are Sunday dinners and weekend stays plus a closing line about perseverance from Myra and Emil Waechter and a quoted verse urging grit.
Local residents from Cleveland Toledo and nearby towns visited Amherst and Oberlin areas for social gatherings memorial day events and church services. Prominent names include the Heald Unger Becket Battenhouse and Robinson families with numerous visits to homes and Crystal Beach outings. Memorial services were led by a Cleveland quartet and local churches announce June services and union meetings.
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