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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1963
Page
3
The sermon contrasts vital religion with dead ritual from Christ era Pharisees. It argues true faith is living, focuses on justice and love, and avoids reliance on tradition or mere rule keeping. It condemns insincere, easily memorized religion and stresses prayer, Bible study, and heartfelt devotion as life giving.
A colored film titled Light in Amsterdam will be shown Sunday at 7 pm at Prairie Flower Baptist Church. The program covers the Fifth Plenary Congress of the International Council of Christian Churches. The public is invited to attend.
Multiple church schedules listed with pastors and service times across North Fifth Avenue and surrounding areas. Includes Catholic Mass times, Protestant worship, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, youth programs, choirs, and special services led by various pastors and lay leaders.
Local church notices list service times and pastors for Cottonwood EUB, Independent Bible, Evangelistic services, and Wayneland area congregations. Figures include Sunday school at 9:15 and 10:30 a.m., worship hours, youth meetings, and MYF gatherings. notes mention future names and parental advice about a son’s life choices.
A compact listing of local businesses includes Flower shop, Hy-Vee Food Store, International Harvester, Iowa Southern Utilities, Jarrard Feed and Supplies, Jarvis Appliance, Keating Portable Welding, Ralph Martin, McFarlane Insurance, Portraits Edwin Novotny, Ray's Radio and TV, Bob Roe's Tin Shop, Stone's Floor & Tile, Leonard Tindal Farm Supply, Washington Evening Journal, Washington Oil Company, and Tom Tanner. Names, addresses, and phone numbers appear for each business or service.
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