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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1936

Page

6

Sunday Services in the Churches

In the Western Reserve town of Litchfield Ohio a Congregational church formed on June 6 1833 under a mixed government with Presbyterian oversight. Tensions over doctrine and governance marked early years as ministers and members debated plans, pay structures, and the Oberlin doctrines before the church in 1844 severed ties with Medina Presbytery to remain Congregational.

John McCra Joshua God Israel Shailer Cleveland Congregational Church Litchfield Ohio Presbyterian Church Western Reserve Congregational Churches New England New York Presbytery Alexander Campbell Oberlin Azer Smith Erastus Cole American Home Missionary Society A. H John Mallory Ohio Observer Cole Cole Replied That “If He Had Done Anything Wrong, Presbytery New

Growth and Unity of Litchfield Congregational Church 1833–1933

The Litchfield Congregational Church traces its split and reunion in the 19th century, forming a united body by 1847 on land donated by Benoni Alcott. Through periods of trial, 1825 liquor and 1849 slavery stands, and a 1876 revival, the church expanded under pastors Barton, Chapin, Raine, Townsend, Schott, and others. A 1931 annex, Sunday schools, societies, and organized missions mark its modern growth, celebrating a century of faith and community.

Congregational Church Benoni Alcott Litchfield Church Nineto W. Lumsden H. Thrall William E. Barton R. Chapin Christian Endeavor Society James Raine J. C. Townsend First Congregational Church of Litchfield Robert Hall Ladies Benevolent Society

Services At St Andrew's Proclaim Brotherhood Communion

This Sunday at St Andrew's men and boys plan a corporate communion at 10 45 a m promoted by St Andrew's Brotherhood with thousands nationwide joining at the altar. The sermon draws on St Andrew bringing his brother Simon to Christ. An organ recital by Paul Pettinga follows at 4 30, then a Young People's Fellowship talk at 7 30 by J Martin Beck. Monday is St Andrew's Day with Holy Communion at 10 a m and Rev R W's message Be Perfect.

St. Andrew’s Bar St. Andrew's Brotherhood United States Christ St. Andrew Simon Paul Pettinga Young People’s Fellowship J. Martin Beck St. Andrew's

Shadows of the Cross in Genesis preached at Neighbour Church

Sunday morning and evening services outline a continuation of Christ in the Old Testament with a sermon on Shadows of the Cross in Genesis. The choir repeats the anthem Hark Hark My Soul with orchestra. Youth meeting Monday and Christmas program prep follow. The pastor speaks on the ninth Psalm Wednesday night and the official board meets after.

Christ mas pageant plans announced at church service

The church school gathers at 9 50 for detailed plans of the Christmas pageant. Morning worship follows at 10 45 with Rev. Lewis McKibben of Oberlin Graduate School of Theology preaching on the tone Faith Versus Works.

Lewis McKibben Oberlin Graduate School of Theology

Minister Will J Foster Speaks On The Mystery Of Life

Sunday at 10 35 a m the Church of Christ will host minister Will J Foster speaking on The Mystery of Life. Bible School opens at 9 30 with classes for all ages and groups. Evening service follows at 7 39.

Will J. Foster Church of Christ Bible School

The Return to Religion Invitation by Henry Link

Henry Link urges rediscovery of Jesus as a reformer of men not a social reformer. He argues science alone cannot solve life’s deeper problems and must be subordinated to faith and core values. The church stands as the institution conveying these values. Come to church next Sunday.

Henry Link Jesus Christ

Temperance Meeting Planned by Christian Endeavor Society

The o clock gathering will be attended by the Christian Endeavor Society and urged participation from other church groups. Mr. Foster will speak on The Present Status of the Temperance Cause.

Christian Endeavor Society Foster

Sunday church schedule with sermons and readings

Sunday school starts at 9 30 led by Leonard Fisk. Morning worship at 10 45 features anthem Oh Give Thanks by Vail and sermon Kept by the Power of God by Dr Bond. Junior Church at 10 45. Caroline Hurburt reads poem and Gloria West tells a story. Evening service at 7 39 with solo by Robert Moore and Life s Greatest Enterprise by Dr Bond.

Leonard Fisk Vail

Memorial Service at St Pauls Church Tomorrow Morning

The annual memorial service will be held at St Pauls Church tomorrow morning at 10 45. Families bereaved during the year are invited to attend. Sunday school convenes at 9 30 and the Young Peoples League meets at 6 43 led by Earl Pallas.

St. Paul’s Church Young People’s League Earl Pallas

Ye Must Be Born Again Sermon at Local Church

Joseph Gagliardi of Lorain will deliver the message at First United Presbyterian tomorrow morning at 10 45. He has an interesting story to tell. Bible School gathers at 9 30 with The Book of Philemon the lesson. Young people's societies meet for devotional Bible study at 6 39 p m. Wednesday evening at 7 30 focuses on prayer and Bible school business.

First United Presbyterian Church Joseph Gagliardi Lorain Bible School Philemon

First Congregational church invites all to services

The First Congregational church extends a cordial invitation to attend services tomorrow November 7th. Sunday school opens at 9:30 with departments for all ages. Morning worship at 10:45 features Rev. William Muir Auld preaching on “Under the Weather” and the choir singing “Oh, Give Thanks unto the Lord” by William R. Spence. Mrs. Karl Kaley

First Congregational Church William Muir Auld William R. Spence Karl Kaley

Sacred concert by Second Baptist Elyria features Handel aria

Mrs. George Tulk and the Gethsemane Baptist choir of Cleveland perform at 3 pm in First Church. The concert, presented by Second Baptist Elyria, showcases Oh Lovely Peace from Judas Maccabaeus and a Negro spiritual chorus. All are invited.

George Tulk Gethsemane Baptist Choir of Cleveland Second Baptist Church Elyria

Sunday School and Worship Service at Sec Church

The Sunday School convenes at 9 30 with an orchestra selection and adult classes on Pauls Letter to Philemon titled Christian Brotherhood The Worship Service follows at 10 45 with an anthem and Dr Kemp's message Christianity Maintains Its Youth The Christian Endeavor Societies meet at 6 30 with Jack Stanford leading the Junior Group and George Lamberton Jr leading the Senior Meeting Welcome

Sec. Cong Paul Philemon Christian Brotherhood Dr. Kemp Christian Endeavor Societies Jack Stanford George Lamberton, Jr

Bribe-Taking Prohibition Command in Law

This item asks for the law forbidding bribery. It references a biblical or legal prohibition against accepting bribes. The second query points to a biblical saying about small harms spoiling wine, with a missing citation. The third asks for the chapter of the word bless or blessing, likely within a text of laws or scripture.

Shibboleth origin and biblical references quiz item

This item asks about the origin of the term shibboleth as a test, the continuation of Hosea’s quotation They have sown the wind and they shall, and identifies Naomi's sons and their wives.

Naomi

Fragmentary biblical quotes and names listed

A collection of short phrases and names including a biblical admonition about gifts, verse from Song of Solomon, a Deuteronomy citation, a note on Jephthah's army and Ephraimites, the phrase Reap the whirlwind, and two marriages Mahlon to Ruth and Chilton to Orpha.

Jephthah Ephraim Mahlon Ruth Chilton Orpha

Circumstances Never Claim an Innocent Victim

A concise reflection warns that circumstances do not determine victimhood and suggests active responsibility lies beyond passive fate. The line explores fate, choice, and accountability in human hardship.

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