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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1928
Page
10
The text presents a sequence from a New Testament translation focusing on priesthood, references to Melchisedec, and the necessity of obedience and growth in spiritual knowledge. It discusses Jesus as high priest forever, qualifications for priesthood, and the need for believers to move from milk to solid food, with exhortations about discernment and maturity.
Sunday Bible school meets at 10 a m with Orrin Loper as superintendent Begin now to attend these classes Worship service at 11 a m when the german subject will be A Sacred Thirst Residents who are not members are invited Choir will render special music Young peoples meeting at 6 30 p m Moderator s evening observed at 7 30 hymns to be used are the favorites of Dr Robert E Speer address on statesmanship and Christian leadership of this great man and his five essentials of life arressed Mid week meeting Wednesday night at 7 30 of general interest
Reiff, pastor, Sunday service at 11 o'clock with the morning message titled Paul and His Praying. EP 3 at 6:80 p.m. Evening evangelistic service 7:30, Wednesday prayer meeting 7:30, Friday Young Peoples prayer 7:30. Winter revival announcement coming next week. Methodist Episcopal G W S Phillipe, pastor, 10 a.m. Sunday school on Why should Protestants teach children as Jews. 11 a.m. Public worship and sermon on Expectancy. No evening service.
Sugargrove Methodist notes Sunday school at 10:00 a m with Jease Thompson as superintendent Morning worship at 11:00 sermon by the pastor Epworth League at 6 45 Towle Institution leader Bils Louise in league taking up two mission books Menier Wray leaguers urged to attend Mission and Study class special offering to be taken Evening worship at 7 40 with pastor sermon
J. H. Landgren, pastor Commanion will observe next Sunday at 2 15 o clock. We will also be pleased to receive new members into our fellowship at the time.
Pastor Methodiet J. G. Ginader offers a 9:30 a.m. service with preaching by the pastor and a 10:30 a.m. Sunday school. All are invited to attend these services at Stoneram church.
The text discusses Christ as a priest forever of Melchizedek, his humanity and obedience, and the need for mature Christian understanding. It also advertises a Pentecostal Mission meeting at FIRST ENTS ACOSTA MISSION Penna. Ave. E with sermons by Bro. Fred Egger on Divine Healing and This is That, plus a Thursday prayer meeting.
Pastor Raymond M. Kistler and Dr. J. M. Ross will lead morning worship at 10 30 on Life Savers Include Thine Ear by Himmel sung by the choir Patti Peffer and Carmen Millicen will perform Ah Remembrance from Verdis Requiem Offertory Then Evening service at 7 30 features Dr Ross with A Prime Minister of Egypt first of six messages in The Hebrew at the Courts of the Gentiles Nevin The Heavenly Voice anthem and T Sheridan Baker will sing Soon I m Goin Home a Negro spiritual Mid week service Wednesday at 7 30
Multiple churches report Sunday school at 9:45 and worship at 11 for CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, plus evening service at 7:30 and a Tuesday Sunday school workers meeting at the parsonage. EMANUEL REFORMED CHURCH lists German and English services with a January sauerkraut supper on the 19th and praise for Superintendent Sechriest. TRINITY MEMORIAL EPISCOPAL schedules Holy Eucharist at 8:00, church school at 9:45, and morning and evening prayer. GOSPEL WORKERS publishs services with 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. sermons and a 7:20 choir rehearsal Friday. all are invited.
In numerous local churches services are scheduled including Sunday school at 9 46 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m led by various pastors. A special evangelistic service features an out of town minister, with evening worship at 7 30 p m. Cottage prayers and Friday prayer service are listed along with choir rehearsals and youth gatherings. The First Methodist notes sermon themes and organ preludes, while Swedish Congregational and Swedish English M E add lectures on Revelation and Genesis with midweek prayer meetings and missionary teas. Parish activities invite all to worship and join in the church home.
Grace Methodist Episcopal plans morning worship at 10 20 with theme Open Confession is oh for the Soul. Church school at 11 45 led by Miss Phoebe Finley. Epworth League at 6 30 with Bible study. Evening service at 7 30 on The question that has no Answer. Choral music planned and a Jan 18 series led by Homer Welch and Margaret Joshua with a 30 to 60 voice choir. All are welcome.
Epworth M E church announces Sunday school at 10:00 with classes for all ages and capable teachers. Sermon by the pastor at 11. Evening worship at 7:30. Salem Evangelical in Cor Pa Ave near Merion Street, with German and English services and choir. Christian Endeavor League at 7:00 with Bible reading discussion led by Miss Gertrude Rialtau. Choir rehearsals Tuesday, English and German prayer services midweek, orchestra Friday. All are invited.
The First United Brethren on Pennsylvania Ave and Fletrzel St led by Pastor J A Brubaker holds morning worship at 10 with the message The Release From Anxiety. Sunday school at 11 16, Christian Endeavor at 6 15 led by Thelma Gilson, evening service at 7 30 praised by attendees, and midweek prayer Wednesday. The pastor spends part of the week in Philadelphia attending a conference trustee meeting.
B E Dornheim, pastor notes eight years since the prohibition amendment. He lauds the Anti-Saloon League as the church in action against alcohol and urges support. Weekly meetings listed at Furst Evangelical church include Sunday school, worship services, Junior league, Day of Prayer, Ladies Aid, Philathea class, and choir rehearsal with times.
Swedish Lutheran notice outlines English services at 10 30 Sunday school at 11 45 Swedish service at a time. Special week meetings include Elsie Johnson circle and Lutheran Brotherhood parlor entertainments, a Rebecca society dinner, catechetical class, and a Saturday choir rehearsal. All are welcome to services and events.
The Mitchell Bible class of the First Baptist church will host a dinner at 8:30 PM on Thursday January 19 followed by a play titled The Crow's Neat. About 226 people are planned for the dinner. Cast includes Tarvia Ralph Newhall Carson Jackson and others with musical and radio novelty acts to entertain. Tickets available at Lester shoe store from class members or at the door.
A Mexican air mail map proposes a new air route to Mexico City that would cut mail time from New York to Mexico City from four days to two. The plan mirrors the practical route roughly followed by Col. Lindbergh.
Sunday school sessions begin at 9 45 a m with Supt H Blick. Morning Swedish service at 11 led by the pastor. Young People devotional at 7 p m led by Miss Bertha Bijers with assistants Anna Blick Wald Swanson. English service at 7 30 p m with pastor sermon. Special vocal numbers in morning and evening. Wednesday Bible class at 6 30 with prayer service at 7 30. Thursday choir rehearsal at 7 00. Evening gathering at Gouldtown hosted by Chas Gostsveen at 8 00. Opera Baptist Gunilas school holds Sunday at 10 30 with Supt John A Erickson.
The First Baptist Church on Market Street lists Sunday events with Harold F. Stoddard as pastor. Morning sermon titled The Battle of the I's at 11 o’clock. Evening talk Should Women Smoke. Weekday meetings cover Women’s Missionary Society Tuesday 2:30, mid week Have We Outgrown the Ten Commandments, Thursday 6 pm supper by Men’s class, Friday 6 pm youth discussion Capital Punishment.
The notice lists a church service at 10 45 Sunday morning and Sunday school at noon with evening worship and a Wednesday service. It mentions ongoing religious education and testaments, with weekly and holiday observances noted along Liberty Street.
A homiletic summary on Mark 2 1 7 focusing on Jesus forgiving a paralytic and challenging self righteous critics. It highlights faith healing, spiritual cleansing, and the call to sinners over the righteous. The piece links the miracle of the palsy to forgiveness and to Jesus mission among tax collectors and publicans.
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