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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1963
Page
11
A reflective sermon contrasts vital religion with dead, rule bound practices. It argues true faith seeks justice and love beyond ritual, warns against Pharisee like traditions, and urges Bible reading and prayer as life sustaining actions.
A dense compilation lists multiple churches and their schedules. It includes pastors W. J. Stevens and Eddie West, various services from Sabbath to Evangelistic meetings, weekly Bible studies, and Sunday school times. Numerous choirs, organists, and church addresses are noted, reflecting a broad regional religious calendar.
A compiled listing shows multiple churches in Eureka and surrounding towns detailing Sunday school times Worship services sermons and youth activities. Notable items include Gracehill Moravian Bethel Presbyterian and Prairie Row er Baptist churches with sermons Life's Boundaries Being For or Against and The Answer plus evening programs choir organists and pastors named such as Willard Widmer Maurice Alvine and Charles Hawkins. Additional entries include Westchester Bethlehem Brighton NSWorth and Wayland church calendars with MYF youth groups and midweek studies.
A man reflects on naming his son Bobby and the idea of family identity. He emphasizes letting the boy choose his own path while providing moral and spiritual training through church and community. A Washington Evening Journal reader note and a list of local business sponsors follows.
A colored film titled Light in Amsterdam will be shown at Prairie Flower Baptist Church Sunday at 7 p.m. The film covers the Fifth Plenary Congress of the International Council of Christian Churches. Public is invited.
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