Services In The Churches
Church of Christ holds morning and evening services with themes Great Issues to Face and Ideas for Action. Paul Wainwright and minister perform vocal duet. choir and organ numbers featured. Dr Frank L. Vicks begins new pastorate and preaches. Junior and mixed choirs perform. guest soloists and a story by Margaret Minch are planned.
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Church OF Christ
WL. Foster
Ghireh
Olmist
Servce
Paul Wainwright
Tassel
Dunford
Spin
Pantard
All Boys
Girjer
The
Bible School
Leonard Fisk
van Viiet
Rogers
Frank L. Vicks
Kenneth Fesler
Robert Barnhart
Donald Barnhart
Margaret Minch
Miss Osborn
Sunday Services Across Churches In Elyria Area
Sunday services list multiple churches with varied plans including sermons on The Transfiguration of Christ and The Heavenly Vision. Epworth League social hour at 5, Gospel Team from Berea College at 6:45, evening worship at 7, and choir music.
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Epworth League
Berea College
Hicks
Amny
Church of God
Church of the Nazarene Consenes
The Church Invites You Come To Church Next Sunday
Francis B. Sayre urges citizens to return to living Christ as civilization faces peril from materialism and force. He argues enduring human values arise from understanding, love, and self sacrifice, and invites people to attend church next Sunday.
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Francis B. Sayre
Jesus Christ
Christ
Christian optimism amid social changes, Wells argues moral contrast
The Better Charles A Wells states that non Christians are pessimistic as new eras of social law and education fail to curb vice. He notes wars breed hatred and mass destruction, while Christians remain hopeful from inner power to change the world.
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Charles A. Wells
Christian
Adese
World Religious News and Church Life Reflections
A selection of items on church life and religious movements. Notes include the role of church in transforming faith, an Australian Sabbath School project with large enrollment and Joy Bells periodical, and a U S Protestant coalition promoting righteousness across homes and schools. Also quoted are remarks on religious attendance rising amid persecution and reports of Nazi edits to Handel and Bach texts.
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Burton Boynton
Violet Olmestead
Miles Thelma Page
India
gMiss
Ryan ‘Wall
Jin
Tain
Sydney
Joy Bells
Jeaders
Nashville
Tenn
South
Ely
Robert (. Dexter
American Unitarian Association
Europe
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Church Forum and the shift to experiential religious education
The article argues that religious education should move beyond mere Bible knowledge. Leaders aim to provide methods and materials for local leaders to guide personal religious experience and Christian living. Practice and action must accompany precept to express the Christian spirit. It notes a growing emphasis on experiential programs.
Parable of a Prodigal Father in Home Education
A father leaves his son with his mother and pursues stocks and gambles in a distant land. After a spree and famine, he contemplates returning home, seeking forgiveness, while his son dismisses him as late and out of touch, choosing life outside the family. Problems of the Christian Family. Are You In Step?
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Uume
Roo
Wit and Wisdom and the dry law debates in Fortune's survey
The excerpt notes Fortune's October 1936 survey on repeal opinions with 48.6 percent saying good and 25.5 percent bad, plus detailed fractions on liquor laws and wet versus dry voting. It mentions industry views, statewide options, and a quiz section with biblical questions and answers.
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Fortune
Birthday Dinners and Parish Notices Highlight Local Life
Local pages describe Carl il se Goodyear hosting a birthday dinner for Mrs Edwin Schoenherr of Elyria with family, and a LaPorte get-together for niece Miss Maxine Calvert. Parish plans for Holy Week include candlelight Good Friday services and Easter music by the Young People's Choir. Mrs Frank Yonker and family welcome a daughter, while many neighbors visit, host, and celebrate birthdays and milestones across Elyria and Sheffield Lake.
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Carlisle
Mrr
George Goodyear
Butternut Ridge Road
Edwin Schoenherr
Elyria
Goodyear
Joseph Schoenherr
Joan
Stgaeya
Alma
Mae
Cleveland
Hart A. Dickasen
P. M. Savage
Norman XN
Calvert
Lakewood
H. H. Grege
LaPorte
Jones
Maxine Calvert
Sow
Oak Park
Chicago
Thomas Hughes
LaPorte M. E
Frank Yonker
Grafton Qaid
Carroll Shepard
Robson Road
Jean Shepard
Clayton FE. Smith
Ber
Grafton Road
Alfred Nash
Jean
Oberlin Road
Bert Hammond
F. F
Butternuts Ridge Road
Harold Harmilton
Wnd
Hamilton
A. J. Hopkins
Roy Brighthill
Brighthill
Butternue Ridge
Clyde Amspaugh
Robert W. Bainbridge
Myra
T. W. Higham
East River Sitet
Cleveland Club
North Ridgeville Ladies Benevolent Society Meet
Mrs C East Mrs F Anderson and Mrs M Bartter hosted a luncheon before the regular Ladies Benevolent Society meeting in North Ridgeville. Miss Wimpeng led the business session and plans for Medina Conference at Oberlin on April 6 were made. The next meeting is April percent. Plan for Memorial Day committee formed with I F Diederick as chairman and Mrs John Gibbons secretary treasurer.
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East Avenue
Frank Wilford
Myre
JH. A. Searles
Lucy Wilford
Anderon
Falkner
C. Gilder
Ted Regal
George Buck
Spencer
Jeanette Blaine
Syria
Sheffield
Brookside
Avon
Camilla Townsend
Foster
James Garber
Wil
Hany
Harvey Kuhn
Mildred Day
KE. Gates
Elyria
William Day
Emily Linehos
Amherst
H.C. Chambers
W. HE. Taft
Bertha Smith
P. L. Chambers
S. B
N. Ridgeville
C. East
F. Anderson
M. Bartter
Ladies Benevolent Society
Wimpeng
Medina
Oberlin
Fields Church
North Ridgeville
F. Diederick
John Gibbons
Clara Wigert
H. G. Stacy
E. A. Brandt
Howard van Arsdale
Dan Harding
Charles Emmons
Nyel
Fred Watson
Reality Lesson Sermon for March 27, 1938 Church Series
The Church of Christ Scientist notes the weekly Lesson Sermon for March 27 1938 with the theme Reality. It cites Psalms verses and a passage from Mary Baker Eddy's reference book asserting God as infinite and the absence of any other power. The piece ends with a quip contrasting an old stereotype with a drinking driver unaware of danger.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mount Zion
Mary Baker Eddy
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