First Baptist Church Plans Revival Messages and Meetings
Rev R W Neighbour pastor will deliver a missionary message A Night Watchman and the choir sings I Do Not Know at morning service A One Man Revival starts Sunday evening as part of revival aims to awaken individuals and spread blessing across the city The choir also offers Fear Not Oh Israel and Evening Sacrifice Sunday evening Senior B P UW meets at 615 pm in the church Men’s Classroom led by Miss Julia Jackson with a business meeting and prayer The Women’s Missionary Society opens fall on September 13 with supper at 6 pm and guest speaker Miss Bessie Yeley You are invited Prayer services follow on Monday and Wednesday with testimonies and prayers for a joyous time in the Lord
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First Baptist
R. W. Neighbour
First Baptist Church
F. O. Wilford
Neighbour
America
Julia Jackson
Women's Missionary Society of the Church
Bessie Yeley
Yeley
Grace Bennett
Furn Rough
South America
Galores Finley
Sunday Church Fall Services Start Across City
The Fall schedule resumes with Church School at 9 30 AM across departments and Holy Communion at 7 30 PM. Dr William Muir Auld preaches Christ and Disease at 10 45 AM while choirs sing Thy Will Be Done. Evening evangelism at 7 45 PM features Pastor W F Clay and Young People program prior. Grace Evangelical Lutheran and Nazarene also hold morning worships with guest speakers and special music. all welcome.
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First Congregational
First Congregational Church
E. P. Gates
Second Street Alley
Dr. Meridith
van Dusen
W. F. Bell
William Muir Auld
Christ
George Tulk
Elizabeth Rich
Felix Mendels-sohn
Church of the Nazarene
W. F. Clay
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jesus
Willard Schmittgen
African Methodist Church
Jones Chaps
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Revival Speaker Rev I E Wade to Lead City Meetings
Evangelist Rev. I E Wade from Superior Wisconsin will speak at Full Gospel Tabernacle East Bridge Street Bridge starting Sunday at 2 30 pm with evening services at 7 30 pm except Monday and Saturday Topics include Perilous World Conditions in the Light of Prophecy What Must I Do To Be Saved and Is Baptism of the Holy Spirit Scriptural Special music features choir quartet numbers duets and solos The choir will sing The Lord Is Exalted Epworth League meets at 6 15 for devotional service.
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I. E. Wade
Superior
Wisconsin
Full Gospel Tabernacle
East Bridge Street
the Bridge
Wade
Come to Church Next Sunday Says Yoder Sermon
The preacher urges Christians to assemble at Mizpah like Israel did after defeat, arguing collective earnestness and shared hope inspire lasting change. He cites Saul and his sons as reminders of influence and responsibility for others actions.
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Samuel
Israel
Mizpah
Church Directory and Service Schedule Listings
Local church listings outline Sunday School times morning worship and evening services for multiple congregations including Emanuel Lutheran First Methodist Second Baptist First Congregational and several others. Additional notes cover weekday study prayer and youth programs at various city churches along with neighborhood addresses and pastors.
Second Congregational Church Returns to Regular Schedule
The Second Congregational church resumes its regular schedule after vacation. Sunday School meets at 9 30 and the worship hour starts at 10 48. Pastor Dr A E F Kemp will preach on A Program of Potential Hope. Choir songs include If Ye Love Me and The Prayer Perfect.
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Second Congregational Church
A. E F. Kemp
Simypier
Stenson
Second Baptist Building Day Activities Outline
Second Baptist Church schedules a 9 30 a m Bible School led by Supt Henry Peirce with classes for all ages focusing on Saul's Moral Failure. Morning worship at 10 45 a m features deacons in charge and pastor on God Our Strong Hald. Carl D Sheppard of Akron to speak at 2 30 p m with Mayor Jos Petro and O G Dunn and C C Male Chorus. 7 30 p m Blunt of Akron to preach for the young people's club with Helen Yarbrough in charge.
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Henry Peirce
Saul
Second Baptist
Carl D. Sheppard
Akron
Jos
Q. Petro
O. G. Dunn
Mr. Scott
B. Blunt
Ohio
Young People's Club
Helen Yarbrough
Home Education and Friendship in Founding a Marriage
A discussion on friendship guiding marriage, pairing tastes and ideals, and vows reflecting inner life. Questions and answers reference Genesis and Revelation about authority, forbidden fruit, the serpent, and promises to overcomers. The piece notes enduring bonds and home built through shared aims and love.
Commentary on S&S 1 Lesson about Saul and obedience
A 1938 lesson cites I Samuel 15 10 23 41 3 6 to discuss Israel seeking a king over God. It frames Saul’s ascent and failure, linking disobedience to destruction, and urges that true worship requires obedience over ritual sacrifice. The sermon notes Saul hiding among the stuff, then falling in battle and choosing suicide, with broad moral cautions about personal habit and accountability.
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Saul
Samuel
Israel
Benjamin
Matri
Kish
God
Agag
Amalek
Discussion Questions on Saul and Moral Obedience
Discussion questions from a Sunday School lesson dated September 11, 1938. Questions probe Saul s character weakness, true repentance vs confession, steps to moral defeat, dangers of partial obedience, and the child lesson from Saul s failures. Clericus quote contrasts beginnings and endings, prayer urges strict obedience, and Laura Large s Little Stories of Known Americans is cited as source material.
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Saul
World Religious Peegeeseue and Union Ventures
Church authorities approve an experimental union service in London with a Church of England communion led by diverse ministers. The International Good Will Congress meets November 6 11 1938 in San Francisco under multiple church groups to discuss national security peace and church programs. Oregon City runs Sunday bus service to rural churches paying forty eight cents per passenger. Pauls Chain remains a London street label once used to curb church noise. A 1939 world youth conference is planned by Universal Christian Council and World Alliance groups. Edison quote on divine truth and harbor winds.
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King’s Weigh House
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
California
World Alliance For International Friendship Through the Churches
The
American Council
Church Peace Union
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Oregon
St. Paul's Cathedral
Christian Youth
Joint
Universal Christian Council For Life and Work
Wit and Wisdom says boys grow up to golf
A humorous exchange about boyhood language contrasts with a claim that true governance comes from Christian character. It suggests that noble leaders in trusted roles reflect personal virtue. The quote implies moral development shapes public life through strong individuals in authority.
Lesson Sermon Focuses on Righteousness and Treasure
The Church of Christ, Scientist outlines the Sunday Lesson Sermon for September 14 with the Golden Text stating blessed are those who hunger and thirst after righteousness. It cites Proverbs 6 26 21 and Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health noting that where treasure is there will heart be and that spiritual hopes and affections come from above bearing the fruits of the Spirit.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
What If We Could Dramatize Peace and Truth
A reflective voice argues that world peace honesty in politics rights and education depend on dramatizing ideals for public heart and daily life. The piece ends with a challenge to act on imperfect Sunday habits as a move toward a Christian America.
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America
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