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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1927
Page
13
EDGAR J. GOODSPEED translates a passage urging believers in Lai to be rooted in Christ, avoid human tradition, and reject legalistic rules. It warns that true fullness comes from Christ and not from ceremonial rituals or ascetic practices, stressing harmony and faith.
North Warren Presbyterian will present Pastor J C Howenstein discussing life meaning during the worship service at Mam. A male quartet will sing. Sunday school begins at 10.4 am. No evening services in July. Attend worship and Bible study to stay spiritually alive.
A revival in Corydon features Rev. C J Reiff and Rev. Earl Stillion with Maurer on guitar and brass as they preach and sing, likening the event to biblical Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego. Three Sunday services are listed at 11:00, 2:20 and 7:30 with N P.S. at 6:30. a youth address by Mourer is planned. A Methodist service follows with morning and evening worship and a sermon.
Pastor J H Lundgren leads Sunday afternoon service at the Mission church of Werren with the Junior choir and stringed band providing music and singing. Preaching by the pastor. Everyone welcome. Eleven reasons are listed to argue former Cantor police chief Lengel should have a conviction while a man seeks to avoid the penitentiary. Indiana Gom pette.
An archaic Bible passage urges readers to be strengthened in love and in the full assurance of understanding. It warns against deceptive philosophies and worldly tradition, urging believers to remain rooted in Christ and reject human rules. The text discusses baptism, forgiveness, and victory over principalities, ending with cautions on ritual abstentions and self-imposed humility.
Religious notices list pastors, Sunday school times, and sermon subjects at Sugargrove Forest Chapel and Sugar Grove with morning worship at 11 and varying evening services. Another Swedish service at 11 with English at 8, plus a Thursday prayer meeting. An Academy of Diplomats note from Paris mentions diplomats from sixty four nations.
Sunday school and worship schedules, meetings, and events across multiple churches in Warren. Swedish Lutheran, First Free Methodist, First Presbyterian, Salem Evangelical, Swedish Congregational, Swedish M. E., Swedish Baptist, First Evangelical, Grace Methodist, and First M. B. E. share times for services, lessons, youth groups, missionary societies, and choir rehearsals, with notices of tent meetings, conventions, and midweek prayer and car–pool details.
Emanuel Reformed at 1710 Penn Ave announces new service times this Sunday German service 9 a m English service 11 a m with church school at 10 a m. There will be no evening services for summer. Martha society meets Monday at Mrs Burns residence. Church school picnic Thursday July 28 at outing club grounds with entertainment sports contests and a noon lunch. coffee and ice cream provided.
First Church of Christ Scientist at 221 Liberty Street holds services at 10 45 Sunday morning with subject Crath and Sunday school at 12. Reading room hours are 2 to 4 on all days except Sundays and holidays. First Lutheran at Third Avenue and East Street led by C A Dennig presents Sixth Sunday after Trinity with Bible school at 9 45 and main service at 11 on Finishing the Unfinished. A 7 30 evening union service is planned at First Baptist Church. Week events include Monday 7 00 Women’s Bible class pilgrimage to Bethesda Home Crawford County Lutheran Memorial and Lutheran Home for the Aged Erie with rain postponement noted. Tuesday Dorcas Bible class scenic at Celeron Park with car departures at 5 p m. Thursday Ladies’ Aid special meeting.
The First United Brethren at Pennsylvania Ave and Hetrze Street presents morning worship at 10 with a Bible conference resume and a message titled Purchased with a Price. Sunday school at 11 5 features notes on the picnic. Junior C E gathers 6 45 p m and Rev H Ray Harris of Clarence Center preaches at 7 30 on Immature Christians. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 with brief Bible conference reports.
Harold F. Stoddard pastor of First Baptist Market Street will preach on Constructive Faith at the morning service. In the evening a union service continues the Apostle's Creed series with The Holy Ghost theme. Wednesday midweek service in church at 7:30.
J B Lundgren pastor Sunday afternoon at 3 15 o clock. The Junior choir and the String band from the Mission church of Warren will help with music and song at this service. There will be preaching by the pastor.
A church notice invites worshippers to hear pastor G Ginader this Sunday at 10:30 during Sunday school. An open invitation extends to all to join in services and fellowship.
W Harold Sloan, pastor, leads 11:00 a m worship and sermon titled Mixing Twilight Colors followed by 12 o clock church school worship.
Scandia David Bergstran pastor announces Sunday school at 30 and morning worship at 11 with an English service at 8 on Sunday. Topics include Secret Societies and Organizations. Confirmation class Tuesday and Friday 2 30 pm. Bible study and prayer Wednesday 8. Sunday school teachers meeting Friday 8. All services held at the church. Everyone welcome. Sandy and Maggie gossip about a Sunday night absence with romantic misunderstanding.
Dr Alyen E Bell reflects on David's courage facing Goliath, noting faith tested by experience and the shepherd boy's trust in God. The piece champions youth as capable of triumph with a pure heart and strong resolve, urging readers not to despise youth and to prepare for life’s challenges.
Rev Dr Alvin E Bell reaches nationwide audience with Chats With Sunday School Pupils. He discusses weekly Sunday school season on WTAL every Wednesday at 7 30 eastern time. Transmission uses a 262 meter wavelength.
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