Services In The Church of Nazarene
Three services will be held Sunday at the Church of the Nazarene with a 9 45 Sunday School, 10 45 Morning Worship and 7 45 evening service The morning sermon covers God keeping promises in a nation and incidents will be cited The evening sermon declares riches are available to all The pastor continues a series on what Christians believe inviting all to hear the foundational truths of the Bible and church
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Church OF Nazarene
Church of the Nazarene
Sumer
Wil
Cristian
Timnes
Theaemés
Bagea
Haggal
Roy L. Brown
Second Congregational
Second Congregational Church
A. F. Kempill
Oxford
Edinburgh
Shelly
Nina Ramser
Robert Gillland
United Presbyterian
First United Presbyterian Church
Men's Missionary League
Earl D. Miller
Lakewood United Presbyterian
Titus
Il Timothy
Sunday Services Highlight Cross and Church Messages
Sunday church services feature sermons on the Cross of Calvary and a Glorified Church from Haggle text. Roy L. Brown begins a Wednesday night series. Second Congregational and United Presbyterian churches detail morning and evening worships, with youth meetings, choirs, and anniversary observances.
Communion for junior members this Sunday at 9 30
Junior communicants will hold a Sunday service at 9 30 with many expected in attendance. Parents are urged to attend with their children. Morning Prayer follows at 10 45 with a sermon. The choir offers Great Peace Have They by James Rogers as offertory.
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Lungday School
Leonard Fisk
Godard
James H. Rogers
Bond
Colborn
Epworth League
Joan Bower
James Rogers
World Religious News Highlights Of Faith Leaders And Films
Francis Aabury the first bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church preached 16 000 sermons and traveled over 270 000 miles. The American Bible Society records Mark as the most translated gospel in 630 languages, with Matthew 604 John 559 and Luke 650. The Christian Cinema Council chaired by the Archbishop of Canterbury weighs three types of religious films. Philadelphia Divinity School will begin clinical practical training for theological students in hospitals courts and social work. World Peace Sunday plans include Nov 7 observances and exchanges between Sunday School children worldwide.
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Francis Aabury
Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
Mark
American Bible Society
Matthew
John
Luke
Christian Cinema Council
Philadelphia Divinity School
America
Peace Education Committee of the World
Childern
The Advantage of Mistakes by Rufus Jones
A boy named Rufus takes a neighbor's fuchsia blossom and regrets the act. He apologizes repeatedly and later recalls that mistakes push one to be more careful. The piece, attributed to D. Carl Yoder, argues that living involves errors and growth from them.
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Rufus Jones
Rufus
Carl Yoder
Plans for Increasing Efficiency of Church School Workers
A church school grows when its workers grow. Suggested plans include taking at least one leadership course yearly, reading books related to one’s task, reading relevant periodicals, attending Summer Conferences and other conventions, and maintaining personal contact with members through visiting.
Methodist Church Henrietta Swiss Roots and Growth
The church traces its Swiss German origins to 1867 led by Rev. George Berg, with charter members from Cleveland Rockport and Switzerland. Erected in 1875, it grew through revivals and a school, later becoming part of Vermilion circuit. Pastors list includes Berg, Nuhfer, Klaiber, and others. current membership 135 with active parish groups. A notable 11 a.m. service on September 19 will feature a sermon by Samuel Timothy.
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George Berg
Central German Conference
Mr. Clemens
Kansas
Berg
Fred Andress
Cleveland Rockport
Switzerland
Goisentoerfer
Unger
Haueisen
Schlechter
Henrietta
Lake Shore
Brownhelm
Vermilion
Vermilon
Nicklaus Nuhfer
Borheim
Cyr. Paulus
Wallace College
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Ohio
Henry Hauelsen
Sandusky and
LaCarne
Washington
Christian Bauman
Fred Bauman
Albert Bauman
Ernest Buttman
Ezra Baunan
Hobart Amatutz
Wesley Freyhofer
Conrad Wehnes
A. F. Mueller
John H. Horst
Adam Webber
Wm. Andree
Carl Koch
C. ©. Klockstein
Jacob Bockatahler
John Mayer
Earl Munn
Fragmentary notice hints at organizational contact rules
In homes at least once a year and when absent contact by telephone or written communications. A plan with the organization aims to improve work and ensure better coordination.
Wit and Wisdom in a Real Estate Sermon
A pastor cites a real estate man in a church fund drive asking what value churches provide. The response invokes Sodom’s value and contrasts sacred aims with material gain. The piece also includes maxims: poverty is inner, heartful truth endures, and faith should not be compromised.
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Sodom
Christian Register
Norris Stands Alone Against War in Senate Record
In a recent address Senator George W. Norris defended his lone vote against the war effort. He argued that the conflict failed to curb militarism, expand democracy, dethrone autocracy, or unite nations as promised, urging reflection on the war’s true harvest.
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George W. Norris
America
Churches Invite and Athletic Views on Alcohol in 1930s Era
The piece blends a church invitation from Colliers Weekly with quotations from Knute Rockne Amos Alonzo Stagg and Fielding Yost on alcohol in sports. It includes short local items about residents visiting relatives, attending college, and family gatherings, reflecting a community page tone.
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Krocktalil
Knute Rockne
University of Notre Dame
Indiana
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Fielding H. Yost
University of Michigan
D. Carl Yoder
First missionaries of Christian church
Paul and Barnabas were the first missionaries. From Antioch they were sent to the world. At Lystra the healing of the lame man sparked worship from the crowd which the apostles quickly resisted to avoid idolatry. Timothy became a church leader later.
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Christian Church
Lystra
Paul
Barnabas
Antioch
Timothy
Community Notes from Oberlin and Nearby Visits
Social calendar items from Oberlin include the Jolingson home hosting Anne Hostettler’s third birthday party. The Epworth League met at MBE Church Parlor then socialized. Numerous visits occur among local families including Zurcher, Currier, Bauman, Geissendoerfer, Silverhorn, Becker, Date, Haag, Schwab, Latteman, Ries, Gould, and Born families with friends from Berea Cleveland and Coldwater Michigan.
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Chauncey Currier
Ernest Bauman
Charles and
Albert
John Geissendoerfer
Helen Bauman
Berea
Henry Silverhorn
Cleveland
Mary Becker
Fred Bauman
Car? Cate
Ruth
Lydia
Katie
Jenne Road
Fred Haag
Mia
Christ Schwab
Fred Latteman
Mary Vivian
Theodore Ries
West View Girls Attend Community Church Wiener Roast
Miss Mary Scott and Miss Ethel Ingersoll attended a wiener roast hosted by the Intermediate girls class of Community Church Sunday School at Glented Park on Wednesday evening after school with their teacher Mrs. C Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. William Teufel of Cleveland were Sunday guests of Mrs. Ollie Bruce at Sprague Road. Mrs. G H Totman returned Monday from a several days visit with relatives in Canton Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Alexander and family plan to move to Colorado due to Mr. Alexander’s health. Mrs. Helen Zidek of Berea visited her sister-in-law Mrs. Betty Zidek Stanek and her little son on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schuster accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hall to Wooster Fair on Wednesday.
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Mary Scott
Ethel Ingersoll
Community Church
Glented Park
C. Brooks
Willian Teufel
Gleveland
Ollie Bruce
Sprague Road
G. H. Totman
Canton
Ohio
Harold Alexander
Dorothy Neyel
Colorado
Weekend Visits Highlight Columbus Area Households
Columbia John Snell spent the weekend at his daughter's home while Mr and Mrs Russell Miller hosted in Marietta Ohio. Guests at the P W Heineman home in Ok ay included Mr and Mrs Frank Heineman with daughter and Mr and Mrs Russell Heineman.
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John Snell
Russell Miller
Marietta
Ohio
Frank Heineman
Russell Heineman
P. W. Heineman
Okay
Lesson Sermon on Do Not Worry for September 19 1937
The Lesson-Sermon for Sunday September 19 1937 centers on trusting God over wealth and matter. It cites Leviticus 19 and Matthew 6 to urge seeking God’s kingdom first and not fearing bodily needs. The Christian Science text by Mary Baker Eddy emphasizes mastering the body through spiritual understanding. The piece notes the virtue of patience as fruits ripen slowly.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
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