Bible Speaks per Lei
A brief note highlights how Bible speaks to individuals in modern life with emphasis on personal interpretation and guidance through scripture.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1965
Page
5
A brief note highlights how Bible speaks to individuals in modern life with emphasis on personal interpretation and guidance through scripture.
A 1965 sermon argues nations fall from internal decay mirroring Solomon's era. The piece links disunity to pride, heavy taxes, and labor burdens, urging Christians to pursue unity with God and in daily life. Local church notices follow with service times and pastors listed.
A roundup lists numerous worship times and leaders for Washington area churches including Christian Tabernacle Assembly of God Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd Associate Presbyterian Church of the Nazarene St James Catholic St Paul United Church of Christ First Presbyterian Eureka Community Pleasant Hill Gracehill Moravian Prairie Flower Baptist Federated EUB and other congregations with service hours Sunday school times morning worship and midweek activities led by pastors William Arnold William Kruger T J Lew S Ray Blair Ed die D West Gilbert C McDowell Vernon G Elgin Richard A Peterson Stanley F Woester M C Smith and others in the regional faith community.
A 1965 Keister Advertising Service church message urges strong churchgoing for personal growth, child welfare, community and national health, plus church support. It contrasts spiritual peace with secular distractions and invites readers to prayer and Bible reading, noting the ad series is published weekly under Firestone and local sponsors in a patriotic context.
Helen Keller, frail and sightless, marks turning 85 with a small family gathering at her Westport, Connecticut estate. Her life, education, and advocacy for the handicapped are noted, with Senate honor and state proclamations cited.
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