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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1927
Page
10
June 17 Berlin area church services listed across congregations from Congregational to First Baptist. Reports name pastors, Sunday schools, morning services, and midweek activities at Finney Chapel Jam Brand House and other local venues with welcomes to newcomers.
In La Grange on June 17 church schedules are published. First Baptist Church led by Pastor EB Garvin offers Sunday school at 10:99 a m and morning service at 11:00 a m with Wednesday prayer meeting. Methodist Church led by Rev B H Aran has Sunday school at 1:00 p m and public service at 11:00 a m. Eaton Church of Chisel led by Rev F L A Eicher has Sunday school at 19:00 and morning service at 11:00. Columbia Center M E reports morning service at 10:30 and Sunday school at 11:40 m with Thursday prayer meeting.
Sunday church services listed for Henrietta area with Reform ed church details and schedule. Local notices show specific congregation times and locations for morning and evening worship.
Belden Church Beldern lists Rev Leroy Wright as pastor with Sunday school at 10 a m and morning service at 11 a m. Bible study Monday 1 45 p m and prayer meeting Wednesday 1 49 p m. Evening service at 7 40 p m with Sunday school 2 90 p m.
Kipton June 7 church notices list Bapton Community Church Rev Philip E Hardog 9 26 00 am church school Morning service with sermon by pastor Pittsfield Community Rev William Smith 4 16 00 am Sunday about 11 00 am Morning service with sermon by pastor
A father and son exchange on values and youth discipline. The son offers a quiet counterpoint to his father’s memories of hardship, obedience, and old-fashioned guidance. A grandfather’s tales of mischief and the proverb about training a child frame a reflective dialogue.
Readers submit questions about organizing a Mothers' meeting across three churches and about increasing church giving. Advice covers selecting church reps, keeping religious topics general, adopting constitutions, and promoting open membership beyond creed or race.
The Forty fourth annual meeting of Protestant mission groups gathers June 1–3 in Clifton Springs NC with one hundred foreign missionaries and twelve twelve fields. The theme is The Missionary Outlook amid current works conditions. Legislative records show several evolution bills defeated in multiple states, with only Tennessee and Mississippi retaining statutes.
Sentences express a religious reflection on love and spiritual ignorance. It contrasts self seeking with seeking God and notes that meeting true goodness requires knowing the entirely lovely. The text urges honest instruction in faith and implies a moral standard for measuring success.
A reader urges ministers to embrace their sacred duty of spreading the message of Christ to humanity. The note extols ministers as poets and representatives of Port David, framing their work as the holy occupation of warrring faith. The writer questions why anyone would resist the church invitation.
Sunday School discussion questions examine Peter’s admonition to govern and his actions, relating divine law to human government. They ask how to gain Christlike mindsets, the daily application of law, judgment, and the role of officials, plus a prayer reflecting submission to God’s will.
Sunday lesson by Peter emphasizes strengthening faith amid trials and showcasing Christlike behavior. Believers are urged to live free of fleshly lusts, do good works before non believers, and maintain respectful obedience to governing authorities for the Lord’s sake.
The text outlines duty in Christian living focusing on obedience to God, respect for authority, and the purpose of freedom as service rather than license. It emphasizes unity in the brotherhood, fear of God, and aligning thoughts with Christ through study and fellowship, noting ultimate judgment by the Lord.
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