Lorain County Baptist Church’s Pioneer History and Key Leaders
In 1838 a group led by Rev. C. C Coulrain formed a Freewill Baptist Church in Lorain County. Members worshiped in homes until Calvin Spencer built a schoolhouse for meetings, later replaced by a church building in 1906. The congregation left the Northern Baptist Convention in 1928, joining the Ohio Association of Independent Baptist Churches, led by Rev. L. W. Beckley with former pastors cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Inman
C. C .Coulrain
Calvin Spencer
Willis White
Clayton Monosmith
F. L Miller
Calwin Spencer
C. Touby
F. H Rice
J. Nichols
W. 2D. Boone
A.G Willey
A. G. Willey
Samuel Clark
Walters Department
Word of God
Northern Baptist Convention
Ohio Association of Independent Baptist Churches
God
Chas. V. Hylen
Geo. A. Bates
Ashtabula Baptist Church
L. W. Beckley
The Church Invites You Solving the Labor Problems
Roger Babson argues labor issues hinge on religion not economics. He says emotions drive employers and workers, and only Christian faith can unite them. He urges readers to attend church next Sunday.
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Roger Babson
Carl Yoder
Two Holy Communion Services At St Andrews This Sunday
St Andrews will hold two Holy Communion services this Sunday the first at 7 30 a m and the second at 10 45 a m lasting about thirty minutes the 10 45 sermon will explore eternal life versus immortality and offer paths to the blessings beyond the grave. Sunday school resumes across all departments and notes from Daniel featured in First Baptist messages.
Second Congregational and Nazarene Church Notices
The Second Congregational Church plans a 9 45 service with a Labor Day sermon by Dr. A K Kemp and a program including Nina Ramser on organ and Mary Peat Hoffman selection La Chanson The Sunday School resumes at 9 45 and services at 10 45 on Sept 13 Following the worship the Christian Endeavor program starts Also Rev Edward J Bonds sermon at 10 45 with Paul Wainwright to sing two solos Church School principal Leonard Fisk in charge. Church of the Nazarene announces no preaching Sept 6 with Sunday School at 9 46 The First Congregational Church holds 10 45 service with Rev William Minor Auld and Mrs George Tuth song Jesus Meek and Gentle Extensive repairs underway aimed to finish by month end Sunday School to begin by Sept 27 Other events include Mission Study Club Sept 11 at 6 Supper. Woman's Association Sept 16 noon luncheon with Mrs Dydia Lord Davis as guest speaker. Second Annual Flower Show Sept 18 noncompetitive exhibit for children to display earlier flower seeds.
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Second Congregational
Second Congregational Church
A. KE. Kemp
Nina Ramser
Mary Peat Hoffman
Christian Endeavor Schereures
de. Edward J Bond
Paul Wainwiteht
M. Leonard Fisk
Superimtendentill
First Congregational
Welock
William Minor Auld
George Tuth
Jesus
Ty Ambrose
Mission Study Clik
Dydia Lord Davis
Oberlin
Sentember
Church School Starts First Meeting at Parsonage
The Church School Staff plans its first meeting at the parsonage on Thursday the 17th at seven thirty.
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Church School
Lesson-Sermon for September 6 1936 at Church of Christ Scientist
The weekly Lesson-Sermon for September 6 1936 from the Church of Christ Scientist centers on Mark the perfect man and Galatians 3 28 with citations from Mary Baker Eddy Science and Health. It notes liberty in Spirit and quotes scripture about freedom and obedience while listing five reading prompts and a question about those with itching ears.
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Churches of Christ Scientist
Christ Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Paul
Church Forum on the church and social welfare action
The forum argues the church must offer a gospel for body and life, guiding social renewal with Christian faith. It contends religious motive drives social reform and urges the church to engage with people’s concerns to sustain its influence. References include biblical and historical notes on anger, Transfiguration, Abraham, and Paul.
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Christian Church
Thousands Expected at Youngstown Eucharistic Congress
Thousands are expected for a two day Diocesan Eucharistic Congress at Stambaugh Auditorium in Youngstown. The event aims to foster Eucharistic devotion, with seasonal observances, sector meetings, and a culminating Eucharistic procession around Wick Park led by church leaders including Bishop C H LeBlanc and Bishop Joseph Schrembles. Events include Masses, lectures, clerical dinners, and a Pontifical service, with the N C C W and other Catholic groups coordinating housing and inquiries.
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Stambaugh Auditorium
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National Council of Catholic Women
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Ohio
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Masor
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Cleveland
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Newman Clubs
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A. O H
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St. Columba's
Wick Park
William A. Kane
Mahoning Valley
Q Congress
Joseph N Trainor
William §. Nash
New Group Begins To Hold Services In Lorain
A new undenominational church group led by Elder Francis H. Gibson will start services Sunday Sept 6 at 10 39 a m at 318 Delaware Avenue. The first service features a message on Christian Unity and the Lord's Supper. Regular services resume Sept 13 at 10 36 a m and 7 20 p m with a mid week prayer and Bible study on Thursday at 7 30 p m open to the public. The group aligns with the Christian Association of America and the Central Conference of Undenominational Churches led by Dr C C Maple of Flyrna Ohio. Gibson, long active in Lorain, is a city letter carrier and resides at 318 Delaware Ave with his wife and two children.
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Church of Christ of
Christian Association of America
Central Conference of Undenominational Churches
Penfield Jct
Lorain
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