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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1928
Page
11
The passage compiles a portion of Hebrews chapter four from a noted translation, quoting verses about entering God’s rest through faith, contrasting belief with unbelief, and describing the high priestly role of Jesus. It emphasizes reliance on grace, discernment of heart, and approaching the throne of grace in time of need. The text includes archaic spellings and transcription errors typical of OCR sources.
The North Warren Presbyterian Church lists worship at 11 AM with a sermon on Time and a 7:30 PM sequel titled The Birth of Time. Sunday school begins at 10 AM for all ages, Young People meet at 6:30 PM led by Mr Bathurst, and a congregational dinner and meeting are planned Wednesday evening with speeches on important matters.
Sugargrove Banday School at 19 with J A McIntosh as superintendent. Sunday preaching at 11 and 3:30 by candidate Rev J McIntosh Eckerd of Ebwrin, Pa. Methodist rector Rev F W Shope leads Sunday school at 10 with Jesse Thompson superintendent. Morning worship at 11, sermon by pastor, Epworth League at 6:45, Evening worship at 7:59.
Lundgren will preside and deliver the sermon at 5 o'clock English service. Nazarenes at 997 Penna Ave. Morning service 11, sermon by pastor Dr. L. W. Marsh. Sunday school 9:45. Young People meet 6:30, EV service 7:30. Officers elected Monday 7:30. Missionary Society meets Tuesday at parsonage. Large attendance expected for midweek gatherings.
Tribune Insurance announces payout ending a long local dispute over funding. Officials from the city council and the insurance board confirm receipt of the funds and restoration of services. The decision alleviates community concerns about coverage and future claims.
The passage urges fear of missing the promised Rest, compares faith to entry, cites biblical rest after creation and David’s plea to hear his voice today, and affirms Jesus as great high priest. Believers should hold firm to faith, seek God’s grace, and avoid disobedience that blocks entry to rest.
In Corydon the Methodist Episcopal church sets Sunday school for all ages and public worship at 11 am. The pastor emphasizes feeding minds with the Bible to grow spiritually, likening care of youth to tending stock for future size and quality. An evening service follows with a sermon on the theme Every Man An Neo evening service.
Reiff serves as pastor with Sabbath school at 10 06 a m Lena Schuler superintendent preaching at 11 06 a m N Y PS at 6 30 p m topic Baptism With the Holy Spirit leader Mrs Glenn Williams evangelistic service at 7 30 p m mid week prayer Wed 7 20 Young People prayer Fri 7 30 a hearty welcome to all annual Sunday school board meeting Dec 30 1927 elected officers for 1928 thanks for faithfulness and urge attendance for all sessions Sabbath noted.
The Swedish Baptist church in Redwood and Center publishes the weekly services led by Pastor Martin A Larson. Sunday includes Swedish morning service at 11 with a sermon, Sunday school at 9 45, and English service at 7 30. Crusaders of Light meet at 7 60 pm. Other events include Bataea Class Monday, teachers and officers meeting Tuesday, prayer service Wednesday, and Crusaders of Light Friday at 7 00 pm. May this year begin with strong attendance and God first in life.
Epworth M E church at 221 Pa Ave East invites parishioners to Sunday school at 10 a m and the pastor G Ginader will deliver the sermon at 11:00. The notice mentions services and calendar details for the day.
Tomorrow at Grace Methodist ErtecoPaL Penas Ave East and Preeped St L M Bernard porter. Morning service 10 30. Sermon theme Methodism’s Vulnerable Spots. Church school 11 45. Epworth League 6 30. Evening worship 7 30 with theme Thoroughly Furnished for every good word and work. Choir will sing. Parsonage and office contact numbers given.
Emanuel Reform Church announces a reform chart with services at 30 a m and 7 30 p m. Pastor Bronner leads English and German services, with speakers Mrs Henry Brunner and Mr Web ister Sehhriesz as superintendent. Martha Society meets Monday evening. Fall committee closes. Ladies Aid gathering Thursday at Mrs John Yagge’s home 1811 Pennsylvania Ave east.
Harold F. Stoddard notes to 231 church members that the pastor will deliver a forceful sermon at eleven on A Heart to Heart Tale. Evening theme Why I Stay in the Ministry based on a magazine article. Sunday school at ten, youth service at 6 30 led by Melvin Thomas. Tuesday 3 30 teachers and officers meet for supper. 8 pm trustees and finance committee session. Wednesday week service What I Can Do to Make Our Church a Power.
First Presbyterian and United Brethren churches hold morning worship at ten thirty and ten o'clock respectively, with Dr. J M Ross delivering messages on The Power of An Endless Life and The Changeliny Christ. Evening services at seven twenty and seven begin with song and gospel, plus weeknight activities including prayer and choir meetings.
Swedish Lutheran Water Street led by Pastor Carl Jacobson with 10:30 morning service and 7:30 evening English service. Sunday school at 11:15. Weekly meetings include trustee session, annual congregational meeting, Young People’s Society, Martha and Chelocha classes, catechetical class, and choir practice. Rev C C Mourer to preach next week with evening services. Women’s prayer group Tuesday at 2:30 at Mrs. Benton’s home. All welcome at ROSINESS MISSION 6 Penna. Ave.
The First Church of Ciarist at 211 Liberty Street invites all to Sunday morning services at 8 45 PM with the sermon Sacrament. Sunday school at noon and Wednesday evening resume meeting at 8. Reading room open daily afternoons except Sundays and holidays. all are welcome.
Euletia King a Creek Indian from Eufovis and daughter of a minister passed the Oklahoma state bar examination with the highest grade ever awarded to a woman.
The text surveys Mark 1 from a preacher’s perspective, highlighting Jesus as a tireless servant with straightway actions. It notes His authoritative teaching in the synagogue, the casting out of demons, and healing of Peter’s mother in law, culminating with a full day of miracles and quiet preparation for what comes next.
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