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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1927
Page
9
Paul and Timothy greet Colossians in faith and hope. The letter outlines God the Father’s blessing, the supremacy of Christ, and the reconciliation secured through his blood. It emphasizes bearing fruit, growing in wisdom, and living worthy of Christ through ministry and steadfast faith.
The First Church of the Nazarene at 307 Pa. Ave. E. N. H. Washburn lists services with Sunday school at 9 45 morning sermon at 11 The Nazarene Young Peoples meeting at 630 led by C. W. Blick The evangelistic service at 730 features Old Time Gospel The Wednesday prayer meeting is 730 Regular tent meeting begins August 7 with Fuller Announcement to follow
Martin A. Larson pastors a Swedish Baptist Sunday with 9 45 a m first session and 11 a m Swedish morning worship. English service at 7 30 p m features Rev John Selander speaking on Missions in India's North East Frontier. Prayer service Wednesday 7 45 p m and Friday 8 p m at Gouldtown Schoolhouse welcome to all.
AEE team schedule lists Sunday school at 10 led by J A McIntosh as superintendent. Morning worship in Irvington and Pittsfield. Evening worship at 8 with a sermon by the speaker.
Paul an apostle of Jesus Christ by the will of God and Timotheus greet the saints at Colosse. We give thanks for your faith and love in Christ, pray you may know God's will, and affirm Christ's preeminence as the creator and head of the church.
Warren church notices invite worship at First Evangelical with a Sunday sermon by H. E. Dornheim and an hour of Union service at the First Baptist. Week events include Albright Brotherhood Tuesday 7:30, Day of Prayer and Visitation Wednesday, Ladies Aid Thursday 2:30, Philathen Class Thursday 7:30, and Boy Scouts camp starting Monday the 18th to support youth leadership.
Church listings dated Sunday with schedules for Grace Methodist Episcopal Emanuel Reformed Swedish Congregational First Pentecostal Mission Swedish Lutheran Salem Evangelical First Free Methodist Nazarene Mission and Swedish English services. Includes times for worship, Sunday school, sermons themes, german english services, prayer meetings, and special events in Warren area churches.
Services Sunday morning at 10 45 with subject Life. Sunday school at 12 oclock. Wednesday evening experience and testimony meeting at 8 oclock. Reading room open each afternoon 2 to 4 except Sundays and holidays. All are welcome.
Services at Epworth M. E. Church at 10 a.m. Sunday school for all ages and grads. Preaching at 11 a.m. with Frank A. Kottcamp of the M. C. Ay delivering a worth-while message due to the pastor's absence. All should attend. there is no evening service.
Pastor Harold F. Stoddard will speak at 11 o clock on Follow Me at the First Baptist Market Street. A union service follows with Rev Stoddard on the second thought of the Apostles creed. Mid week service is Wednesday at 7 30 in the church.
Fourth quarterly gathering led by Pastor Hazel W Soule with Bishop Orrin K Wheelock in Rochester in charge assisted by his son Paul. Services begin 9:80 Sunday morning with Sunday music at 10:30, morning sermon and communion, 3:00 afternoon service, evangelist Paul G Wheelock to speak, and 7:45 evening sermon by Bishop Wheelock.
The First Lutheran church on Third Ave and East Street presents Fifth Sunday after Trinity services. Bible school at 9:45 a.m. with age classes, 11:00 a.m. service with theme Why I love the church, choir, evening union service at 9:30 p.m. at the 1st Baptist church. Men’s Brotherhood dinner on the lawn Monday at 6:30 p.m., outdoor program by returning students, reserve seats with Mr. W J Shaunessy. Missionary tea Tuesday at Mrs. Ralph Cousins home, bus service hourly. Ladies Aid meets Thursday in church parlors. Luther League convention at St Petersburgh Pa Wednesday and Thursday.
First Presbyterian Raymond M. Kistler pastor leads morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon by Rev Ray mon Kistler on The Flow ery of the Summer Time Sunday school gathers at noon with classes for all Union evening service at 7 30 in First Baptist Church Mid Week service on Wednesday evening has been discontinued until September
FinST M E Corner Market Street and Second Avenue invites parishioners to morning worship at 10 30 with Dr C T Greer preaching Builders and Their Building The church school opens at noon with graded classes The union service at 7 30 at First Baptist led by Rev Harold Stoddard All welcome Dr Charles T Greer pastor 811 Fourth Avenue
Rev. Raymond E. Motbard, pastor, leads morning worship with a sermon titled Fishers of Men. Sunday school directed by Mr. John Dalrymple at 11:15 aligning with church activities this week.
Pastor H Landgren invites all to attend the Sheffield Mission 3 service this Sunday with a report on the Chandlers Valley Mission meeting. Prayer services run through Wednesday evening at 7 30 in the church. You are cordially invited.
Sugargrove hosts Mission meetings with Rev J H Lendgren of Warren and Rev R A Larson of Buffalo NY as speakers. Sunday schedule includes Sunday school at 10:00 and morning worship at 10:30 with English and Swedish sermons, followed by a 2:30 afternoon session and 7:30 evening service. Special music planned. all welcome.
Evangelist Earl H. Stillion from Oil City leads three big meetings at 11 a.m. 2 30 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. with nightly sessions 7 45 p.m. Pastor C J Reiff and local workers promote spirited services and a Prodigal Son lesson at 6 30 p.m. Miss Lena Schuler presides over Sunday school at 9 30 a.m.
The service for Sunday July 17 features Pastor G Ginader preaching at 9 30 a m with Sunday school at 10 30 a m Victor Granquist will speak due to the pastor's absence.
Dr Bell examines Saul's leadership failings and Samuel's anointing of David, highlighting heart over outward appearance. He ties biblical leadership to inner virtue, humility, and readiness to be guided by God's Spirit, framing David as a model for youth. The lesson centers on 1 Samuel 16 and 1 Timothy 4:12.
Rev. Dr. Alvin E. Bell hosts a nationwide radio audience with his Chats With Sunday School People program. The weekly lesson discussion airs Wednesdays at 7:30 p m eastern on WTAL, using a 252 meter wavelength.
Rev Raymond E Muthard leads Sunday school at 10 30 and Miss The rese Nelson guides forning worship at 11 30 in Irvine. Sermon by the pastor titled Good Neighbors outlines community values.
North Warren 4 C Howenstein outlines an Ever Living Religion for a public worship service at 11 a m. Attendees are urged to enter church, offer silent prayer, meditate on hymns, join in singing, pray and listen inwardly, then greet neighbors before leaving. Bible study for all ages is at 10 a m with questions on willpower to seek the good. Evening services are omitted during July.
Pastor David Bergstran leads Sunday school at 10 with Victor Ingberg as superintendent. Swedish morning worship at 11 and English evening service at 8. Confirmation classes Tuesday morning and Friday afternoons at 2 30. Bible study and prayer Wednesday at 7 30. Sunday school teachers meeting Friday at 8. Do not neglect your soul during this period of intense farm activity. Everyone cordially invited to attend.
The Lander Methodist Episcopal Church led by Pastor W Harold Sloan held an 11 a m service with address by Mrs Sloan on The Story of My Christian Life. Class welcomed into full membership. Church School at noon and Epworth League at 7 15 p m led by Mrs Strong. Evening service featured a sermon by the pastor on An Unaccepted Vacation.
In Pittsfield pastor Raymond Muthard leads morning worship at 10 o clock with a sermon titled Fishers of Men and Sunday school at 115 led by superintendent John Dalrymple. A referenced fable about a flaming youth stresses thrift and saving money.
City visitor asks why farm boys leave rural life. Discouraged farmer replies they cannot race trains to the crossing with a mowing machine. Cincinnati Enquirer notes Gord folks seldom have bad neighbors.
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