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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1936
Page
6
This Sunday at St Andrew's Holy Communion at 7:34, church school at 9:30, worship at 10:45 includes baptism and a sermon by Dr. Robert E. Brown from Oberlin. The Young Peoples Fellowship meets at 7:29 and canvass cards will be collected.
ill J. Foster of the Church of Christ will deliver the seventh sermon in a Acts series Sunday at 10 35 on The Conversion of Cornelius Bible School at 9 30 Intermediate Endeavor 5 00 Christian Endeavor 6 30 and a second night service at 7 30. Foster preaches five consecutive Sundays as part of the Christian Loyalty Campaign in cooperation with the Preaching Mission on Tuesday.
Rev William Muir Auld will preach on Walking with God at the First Congregational Church next Sunday morning service starts at 10 45 There is No Death will be sung by William D Holt O Hara The Recessional by DeKovan will be sung by the choir Church School is graded and meets at 9 30 All are invited especially those without another church home
Dr. Julius Melegh of Chicago will preach at the morning service at 10:00 in the Hungarian Reformed church. The consistory and Ladies Aid meet at 3:00 p.m. The Christian Endeavor at 6:00 with Margaret Szabo as leader.
The service begins at 10 45 with speaker Miss Helen Johnson a National Field Worker of the WHMS and Lucy Webb Hayes Training graduate. The annual Thank Offering will be taken and the anthem The Sun Shall Be No More Thy Light by Day by Woodward is sung. Sunday School follows under led by the group.
Activities include Junior Church at 9:30 led by Mrs. Ackerman, Epworth League at 6:30, evangelistic services at 7:26 with theme The Inescapable God, and anthem Beneath the Cross of Jesus by Stabin. Rev. George A. Brown preaches at 10:45. Bible School 9:36. lesson The Christian Warfare. Men and Missions Day November 15. Men’s Missionary League anniversary November 16 with S A Fulton speaking. November 22 Thank Offering Day with Rev T A Lambie M D of Ethiopia.
The church announces a Sunday night sermon series on the Second Coming titled Signs of His Coming with The Sign of the Fig Tree as the subject. The music will feature the orchestra and choir with Professor L E Holden of Oberlin College on the organ. Sunday morning will cover The Art Of Giving. Sunday School meets 9 30 to 10 30 a m with high attendance last week. Centennial Celebration of the Church starts in two weeks with speakers, music, banquet, and historic exhibits. Young people gather Monday at 6 30 for games and 7 30 for a special meeting. dismissal at 7 20 p m.
Sunday School Hour at 9 30 features an orchestra opening and adult classes on Paul and Ephesians. Worship at 10 45 includes Pastor Dr A E Kemp sermon Life Congruent with Christ. Choir sings Nature's Anthem of Praise. Mrs Nina Ramser plays organ offertory. Christian Endeavor at 6 30. Public invited. Also Society of Spiritual Science in Woodman hall with Mr Ford Friberg er leading. Rabbi Mann quote on religion and war.
The article recounts the formation of a Ladies Aid Society in Wellington that led to establishing a regular Baptist Church. It details key dates from 1885 to 1933, including building a hall in 1885, church organization March 31, 1885, first pastor Rev. J. W. Smith, construction of a new worship space completed 1894, and later leadership under Rev. John H. Green who joined December 1, 1933, with membership growth and interior redecoration.
An English WWI veteran who lost his sight writes that true peace cannot come through fighting or revenge. He recalls being among 15,000 blinded men and argues that only mutual help and ending selfishness can spare future generations from death and ruin. He appeals to European statesmen to listen to the tapping of his stick as a plea for a warless world.
The church calls Armistice Day a day of remembrance and consecration to world peace. It urges churches to develop the will to peace, change hearts, replace fear with hope, and use religion to promote harmony. It invites readers to attend church next Sunday.
The Church of Christ Scientist announces the Sunday Lesson Sermon themed Adam and Fallen Man with readings from Romans and Revelations. It cites the Great Voice from heaven and cites Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health noting God and man as distinct but coexistent spiritual offspring.
A Federal Council bulletin excerpt argues war contradicts Christian faith. It cites Jesus teaching on personality, brotherhood, forgiveness, and a kingdom without racial barriers, claiming war grows from might over right and transforms differences into conflict. Pearce.
A World Religious News piece notes 23 countries issued peace stamps since the war, including France in 1914 and Argentina in 1934. It traces costs of war, describes Mount Rubidoux ceremonies in California, and highlights the Peace Tower and Friendship Bridge as symbols of universal peace.
A historical note cites figures such as 9.998 million killed and 20.297 million wounded, along with large totals of orphans widows and refugees. It attributes war onset to governmental incompetence, quoting Nicholas Murray Butler on societal collapse without reform.
Quote from Channing arguing that war must be resolved by universal justice rooted in the religion of Jesus Christ, insisting that only Christian principles provide enduring foundations for peace.
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