Community Church Directory Listing
A dense directory of church names and addresses with service times. Includes Sunday School and Morning Worship schedules across multiple churches, midweek prayer meetings, German services, and youth programs.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1934
Page
4
A dense directory of church names and addresses with service times. Includes Sunday School and Morning Worship schedules across multiple churches, midweek prayer meetings, German services, and youth programs.
Grace Lutheran Church announces Corner Princeton Ave and East River Street. Rev Fool Schumm leads Sunday School and Adult Bible class. Morning service at 10. Fourth and Court Streets pastor Dr E J Bond offers Sunday School at 9 80 and evening service at 7 34 with Epworth League devotional at 6 39.
Multiple churches list service times and locations including Smith Block by Bower's Brug Store with WF Clay pastor and 6:45 Sunday School, 10:45 preaching, 6:45 PM B S, and 745 prayer. Oberlin Road hosts Rev T C Williams and Rev Brown with varied morning worship and evening services. Additional notices cover Fowler Mintlets and others at 9490 A My Murnlte Worship, Jones Chapel on Saventeanth Street, and Second Street Ford M Bryberger speakers with daily spiritual advice.
The fragment lists several Hungarian Reformed and other church services with pastors and times. West River Street and Corner Lake Avenue host Hungarian and English services, Christian Endeavor, Bible School, and morning and evening worship. Other items mention Holy Cross and St Andrews Episcopal parish activities and scattered prayer and sermon times.
A four year old Paul recites II Kings 22 noting Josiah began his reign at eight and ruled thirty one years in Jerusalem. He compares the tale to rain and a small boy, then adds a hopeful line about persistence and doors opening with the last key.
A reflective quote about how great lives owe to difficulties. The text also presents a metaphor of a bird not worrying about crossing rivers as it soars.
A period style note titled The Last Judgment appears in an illustrated Sunday School lesson for a church audience. It references biblical passages from Matthew and emphasizes moral instruction delivered to readers, with dedication to recipients Alyte and Reb Bnd Alfred.
D Carl Yoder urges readers to mend business mood by praising church, asserting worship gives energy courage and vision for making a living. He cites Roger Babson on prioritizing worship to boost productivity and notes low church attendance as a factor.
A provided theological piece argues the church should reclaim healing by faith as modeled by Christ and early Christians. It critiques fake faith and stresses understanding causes of illness beyond the physical, urging a hopeful view of God as loving and prayer as real when God is felt.
The item notes the eightieth anniversary of the Chinese Presbyterian church in San Francisco, a Catholic drive to curb indecent films supported by pledges, delegates chosen for the World Baptist Congress in Berlin, Episcopalians marking 150 years of Philadelphia church foundations, a new Christ of the Andes statue near Chile and Peru, a prior statue in 1904, and the rise of a League of Prayer formed by forty professionals promoting prayer Bible study and evangelism across the nation.
The Church of Christ Scientist announces the LessonSermon for Sunday May 27 1934 with the Golden Text from II Thessalonians 5 23 and supporting citations from II Corinthians 4 18 and the Christian Science textbook Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy The passages discuss sanctification by God and the unreality of material sight in favor of spiritual realities.
Dr Edmund B Chaffee argues Christians should give, understand, and do their share with simplicity while uniting politically and industrially for power. Yet without the deeper spirit of love and brotherhood urged by the gospel, efforts fail, so Christians must put love into worldly economic solutions.
The Christian Crusade reports a global response after applying for covenant cards. News circulated to every English daily worldwide as movement momentum grows and an office opens in the National Press Building in Washington, D. C. The Crusade was July launched.
The tale centers on Abe Lincoln as a boy who damages a borrowed book and offers to repair his misdeed by helping with chores. Mr Crawford accepts a three day corn shucking exchange, guiding Abe toward self improvement and ambitions for education and a future career. The piece blends moral instruction with questions and aphorisms about religion, duty, and personal growth.
A reflective note asserts that the soul mirrors its leisure, and every earnest life leaves a lasting mark through courageous, consistent work. It emphasizes that genius starts but labor finishes great aims and warns against meeting troubles halfway, insisting the day’s work is what truly matters.
May 26 Amherst mothers and daughters gathered in Methodist church parlors for a mother’s day program. Mrs Garfield Harris led, with Mrs R C Jensen and Mrs William Allsop also speaking. Two pianologues and a village lodge play featuring nine characters formed the entertainment. A two course tea followed for sixty at small tables with floral centerpieces.
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