Learning Together Across Youth and Age
A father and child discuss common ground, rejecting the idea that authority belongs only to adults. They resolve to learn jointly, blending youth’s perspective with age’s experience and grow together.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1925
Page
9
A father and child discuss common ground, rejecting the idea that authority belongs only to adults. They resolve to learn jointly, blending youth’s perspective with age’s experience and grow together.
A long list of area churches presents Sunday schedules including Rev. G A Brown at UNITED PRESBYTERIAN East avenue and Second street with Bible School at 9:45 and services through 7:30 p m. Methodist and other congregations offer varied services, lectures, and prayer meetings with multiple pastors and special topics.
Rudgeville Congregational urges Rev. Edward C.G. Young to teach on The Teaching of Jesus during the final days of life, with a second address in a three part series. St Peter's Catholic outlines Masses at 8 15 and 10 15 with sermons and child instruction, followed by benediction and baptism after the service.
A youth movement conference prompts a father and son dialogue on building a peaceful postwar world. They argue youth deserve a larger role beyond war lords and old guards, advocating joint learning and shared responsibility for future policy.
The forum discusses music's purpose in worship as a means to minister to souls and lift worshippers toward God, rejecting the idea it exists merely to please ears or advertise the church. It then outlines how an intermediate superintendent might request lesson outlines and details to foster original, devoted teaching.
Sage Germanograms presents Carl Yoder with reflections on enthusiasm, habit, and courage. It catalogs lines about conviction and danger, urging personal responsibility and parental guidance as a moral compass.
A collection of maxims and reflections on character honesty and courage. It contrasts courtesy and trust with hypocritical appearances and urges steadfast duty, moral conviction, and fear of God in steadfast action. Strong entities include Emerson, Horace Greeley, John B. Gough, and general ethics.
A sermon reflects Christ as the bridegroom and the church as the bride urging attendance at church every Sunday. It notes how those who refused Jesus’s invitation in biblical times faced separation and judgment and urges readers to attend services next Sunday.
Questions review the closing scenes of Christ life for March 29 including lessons on Christ’s reign, judgment day, the Lord’s Supper, John 14 teachings, the vine and branches, Bible chapters, garden help for Jesus, applying Christ teachings to government, Pilate’s decision, and attitudes of the two thieves.
The text discusses the place of the meanings of the resurrection in church building and how Christ’s life should be lived, not just studied. It urges believers to become expressions of Christ through practice and active love, with a prayer seeking forgiveness for silence and urging joyful action. It also notes a book review of Cadman’s Christianity and the State and mentions Parenthood and Child Nurture.
A broad United States religious drive promotes Bible portions in parallel English and foreign language pages for Jews in Russia and Europe. The piece cites census figures by denomination in Washington and notes wide religious disparity, illiteracy, labor exploitation, and rising divorce rates. It highlights United Presbyterian church generosity and mission support alongside a list of local real estate transfers and gifts.
A.V. Hageman transfers to FJ Mr Fadden lot 202 Lake View Park Lorain 2000 dollars. Vern Jeffery transfers to Nelle Tuttle 45 ff in lot. Brighton ad 500 dollars. Alfred Wallington to Harry Duduchs Int 6 Bronsons ad Elyria 1500 dollars. Pasquale Costa to Marr Smith lot 443 Sheffield Land Co ad.
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