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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1951

Page

9

Suburban Churches Plan Weekend Services and Activities

Local churches across North Ridgeville and Medina outline schedules for Sunday worship. Rev. Ralph E. Dessem leads morning services at Faith Methodist with Bible lessons for all ages and youth activities scheduled through the week. Nearby locations list sermon topics, Sunday school times, youth rallies, and evening services led by pastors including Glenn M. Babcock and Rev. N. M. Weyrick.

Chinese Tree of Heaven grows from masonry wall in Harrisburg

A Chinese Tree of Heaven sprouts from an 18 inch masonry wall on a downtown Harrisburg office building. The tree stands 35 feet tall with a six inch diameter, rooted in the wall ten feet above ground.

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Evangelist Ken Chapman to Speak in Rochester

The Rochester Bapt- Ward Moore church announces evangelist Ken Chapman will preach from November 25 to December 9. Chapman, 75, is linked with the Sword Staff of Evangelists under the Sword of the Lord Foundation led by Dr. John R. Rice. He has pastored in the South and hosted a radio program after training at the Moody Institute of Chicago.

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Sunday Activities At Local Churches In Litchfield And Medina

Litchfield Baptist Rev Howard Laing leads 10 am Sunday school The sermon at 11 am compares First Century and 20th Century churches The Crossroads gospel choir performs at evening evangelistic service A 7:30 pm Monday youth gathering 6 pm Wednesday Hour of Prayer 8 pm Thursday choir rehearsal Sullivan Congregational Rev W D Snyder 10 am Sunday school 11 am sermon on changing thoughts Pilgrim Five discussion of voting rights for 18-year-olds St Johns Evangelical Rev Henry Stick pastor continues church activities across the weekend

Carol Wilson Young Peoples Alvin Carpenter Pacaneee Ralph E. Dessem Glenn M. Babcock Leo Myers Brownhelm Congregational Church ST. Vincent de Paul North Ridge Road Fr. P Oberlin Assembly OF God Joseph P. Conlon Glen Babcock Peter Vincent Shealee North Ridge Joash James Stewart Harry Stick W.S. WS Litchfield Baptist Howard Laing Aubrey Mohler Crossroads Gospel Choir Ann Silhavy Sullivan Congregational W. D. Snyder Pilgrim Five Medina Association Brighton

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