Services In The Churches First Congregational
First Congregational led by retiring Oberlin professor Dr G Walter Fiske will hear a sermon What is the Gospel at 10 45 AM. Choir sings I Sought the Lord with Ethel Wise solo. Sunday School starts.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1937
Page
8
First Congregational led by retiring Oberlin professor Dr G Walter Fiske will hear a sermon What is the Gospel at 10 45 AM. Choir sings I Sought the Lord with Ethel Wise solo. Sunday School starts.
Sunday services are listed for several churches with details on Sunday school times and evening devotions. Epworth League conducts a weekly 6 30 to 7 30 p m service and invites worshippers, especially youth, to attend.
Pastor R W Neigh bour continues revelations from the Book of Revelation Sunday night with the sermon Three Unclean Frogs addressing demon activity during Tribulation Days. Sunday morning topic Our Fathers Have Sinned invites all to attend along with Sunday School at 9:30. Wednesday night study from the Book of Psalms invites fellowship and Scripture expounding.
The Sunday School convenes at 9 30 at the Second Congregational Church with Superintendent Burton Boynton seeking good summer attendance. Adults study Hebrews 11 lesson on Faith-tested and Talampant. Worship at 10 45 features Dr A E Kemp message The Enlarging Horizon. Music includes If Ye Love Me and All Power of Jesus Name. Intermediate Christian Endeavor at 6 00 with Alice Gilbert reading at 6 30. Seniors meet and Echoes of the Cleveland conven-
The Church of Christ Scientist Lesson-Sermon for Sunday June 27 1937 centers on the Golden Text from Isaiah 11 9 crowning the knowledge of the Lord across the earth The Matthew 4 23 passage notes Jesus teaching Galilee preaching the gospel and healing all sickness and disease The Christian Science text Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy cites Jesus Mastering Christianity as harmony of Life and Love rather than a formal creed
The text argues that recovery from illness or moral failure leaves a vulnerability at the affected site or habit. When crisis or strain returns, that same area bears the first impact and is most prone to relapse. It warns against assuming perpetual strength and urges constant vigilance to avoid recurrences of dishonest, selfish, or harmful behavior.
A National Geographic Society bulletin describes a Paris exposition chapel for American visitors with twelve altars and stained glass later donated to Notre Dame. Chicago marks the May 1 start of the Methodist Episcopal Church 200th anniversary observance, culminating May 22, 1938 in London. The Catholic Church counts 18,526 churches in the U S and 205 seminaries, with 1,179 high schools and almost 2.2 million parochial pupils. A subterranean 1200-year-old church near St Emilion, Germany, reveals a graveyard roofed structure with a single tower, entry portal, and minimal exterior clues. The John Milton Magazine targets blind readers in Brazil and the U S, with Discovery in Braille aiding blind children and schools, emphasizing Sunday School Bible study.
The Henrietta Evangelical Reformed Church narrative traces early religious meetings at Joseph Powers home, the first preacher Rev. Alva Coe from Boston, and the Baptist branch formed 1818. Dissensions led to a split and later a Birmingham branch, with 1842 incorporation as First Regular Baptist Church of Henriette. The hill church edifice was completed in 1840, and membership reached about fifty by 1879 with a Sabbath school and evolving associations.
The piece notes over 2,500 monthly copies of these magazines reach about 10,000 blind people. It contrasts prayer for peace with a deeper reliance on God, quotes Marcus Aurelius and Villefré, and ends with a reflections on self-interest and restraint in charitable giving.
The text argues that simply wishing to quit worrying fails unless it is paired with substitution of constructive, forward looking thoughts. It urges adopting a mental attitude as a worker with God, a junior partner with One that never fails, to replace worry with faith and proactive mindset.
A church message invites all community groups to join in spiritual fellowship and divine service. It emphasizes shared faith over life circumstances and urges readers to attend worship, prayer, and sacred song on the Lord's Day.
A deceased Ohio shoe shiner, educated and admired, kept ten youths in school from his earnings for over twenty-six years. Booker T. Washington reportedly urged him to be secretary, but he stayed at the stand. Neighbors note daily visits and community ties as obituaries mention gatherings at Edison Highway and Elyria area.
The questions list six Bible related items and the answers: Hosea. confession before the Father in Heaven. two. Paul. Peter. Esau sold his birthright to Jacob for a red lentil soup.
West Ridge chapter of the W C T U met on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs H H Drusendahl hosting and Mrs Harry Lauer presiding in the president s absence due to illness. Miss Helen Osborn of Elyria spoke on the World W C T U Convention in Washington DC June 3 to 8.
In Oberlin, Charles Parkhurst preached at East Oberlin Church in Ward's absence. The Women’s Society held an all day session with 20 attendees including Dr. Helen McKee of Detroit. A Tummuage sale followed the dinner. Skilled Drivers Club and Busy Workers Four-H Club held events at the church and Oberlin Grange hall with demonstrations on dress fitting and safe driving. Young People enjoyed a Chippewa Lake picnic. Sick news notes Andrew Edmonds resting at home and Mrs. George Hall recovering from mastoid surgery at home after Cleveland Clinic.
Seotad ME Coadh 9 30 Sunday School 11 A M worship in the church auditorium will host the auxiliaries of the church to take part Each aweer its own Dodge Rev Wi Oberlin will be the speaker on the occasion A large number of friends Eee ria having pastored here years ago The public is invited.
Three kinds of people exist in organizations rowboat sailboat and steamboat. Rowboat people seek to be pushed along while sailboat people move with favorable wind. Steamboat people act independently through calm or storm, mastering themselves and their surroundings. Boyland ton Virginia spent rest week at the home of their brother Ashby.
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