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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1909

Page

4

LUTHERANS MAY UNITE CALLS FOR MEMORIAL CHURCH MERGER

The Rev. L G Douglas of Lancaster Ohio preaches on the death of Christ and discusses uniting Memorial Church with St Pauls Lutheran to regain members who left for independents. He notes plans to consolidate into one church with a large roll call and endow Memorial Church, while reflecting on Calvary as the supreme heroism in history.

L. G Douglas Lancaster Ohio Dr. Butler Chaet Leston Memorial Lutheran Church St Pauls Lutheran Church Memorial Church Paula Church Eleventh Stresta Northwest C Douglas First English Lutheran Church Douglas Dr Butler Chelea Wittenberg College Springfield Lemon Christ Jesus Christ Calvary

The Science of Rebirth by Rev Zed H Copp

Rev Copp discusses spiritual rebirth at Bethany Presbyterian Chanel. He frames new birth as personal responsibility and argues modern heredity environment and education have shaped humanity, creating a need for spiritual renewal. Pentecost is cited as proof of rebirth and the church urged to rally to the slogan Back to Pentecost. The speaker likens new birth to giving sight to the blind and hearing to the deaf, granting wisdom to the paralyzed and imbecile.

Zed H Copp Bethany Presbyterian Atlee Cobp

City Bulletin on Heurichs Gees Den and Dining Waters

A clipped item touts Heurichs Gees Den as wholesome table beer for home use, praising Arlington Bottling Co and Spring Water quality. Mentions satire and references to W F Mason and Hensselaer Polytechnic Institute, plus local trade notes and Atlantic City visitors.

Heurich Arlington Bottling Co W F Mason Hensselaer Polytechnic A. Budden & Co

Open-air religious service draws hundreds in Franklin park

About 200 persons gathered yesterday at Franklin park for an outdoor religious service under the auspices of local groups. The event was led by H. A. Jwhrift of the MLC and J A Bley, chair of the committee for dark meetings, with singing and a sermon. Similar Sunday gatherings are planned at 4 o'clock each week until further notice.

Franklin Park MLC. A H. A. Jwhrift J A Bley Anit

Marriage Feast Parable Tells of God’s Universal Welcome

Dr Pate preaches on the Marriage Feast parable highlighting God’s hospitality for the poor and rich, and the forthcoming banquet celebrating the Son of God. He contrasts hypocritical feast etiquette with the open invitation to all mankind, depicting the final judgment and the kingdom of heaven. He envisions a hall filled with famed biblical figures and martyrs as the banquet celebrates Christ’s ultimate victory over sin.

God Vinea Jesus Kingdom of God Kingdom of Heaven Cornuerars Dewey Sculey

Unity of Doctrine and Mission Emphasized by Dr Jones at Western Presbyterian

Dr Charles O Jones of the North Georgia Conference preached at Western Presbyterian Church on Matthew 16 18 arguing the church is the sole divine institution on earth and must advance to conquer the world in Christ. He urged unity of doctrine and practice across denominations while condemning sectarianism and urging spiritual unity through the Spirit.

Western Presbyterian Church Charles O Jones North Georgia Conference M Church South Jones Christ Thermes III Egypt Thebes Carnac Washington United States

Open Air Sermon at Mount St Albans Advocates God as Best Explanation

A large Mount St Albans outdoor service featured chaplain H A Brown arguing that God is uncreated and the best explanation for existence. He contends time space and design point to an omnipotent omnipresent creator, and urges belief over the idea of a created universe. Two Gospel Wagon services followed with Rev M G Leman and Rev P W Jeffries speaking.

Mount St. Albans Ides HA Brown U AA Ma' Rina Band Brown # eermon Tequest Christendom God Gol

Salvation Army Turned Junk Dealers Says Baltimore Priest

In a Baltimore sermon the Rev Bure iholomew Hartwell of St. Anna Gattiolin Church criticized the Salvation Army, describing it as once religious but now a group of junk dealers. He cited women in bonnets and wagons collecting junk, contrasting street preaching with modern charity work. The talk drew on historical views of religious organizations.

Charen L. Pate Dumbarton Avenue Jerusalem Puart Fea St Salvation Army Batimore Washington Port Baltimore Ma Bure Iholomew Hartwell St. Anna Gattiolin Church Ta Ls Sergion

No Weeds of New Religion in a Brookland Sermon

The Rev William J. Thomas, rector of the Church of Our Saviour, Brookland, preached a sermon arguing against a new religion and urging adherence to the old Christian faith. He invoked Paul to claim that true guidance comes through Jesus Christ and warned that philosophy or art offer little consolation without the gospel. He stressed sin forgiveness through Christ and the need to strengthen faith to combat life’s trials.

Wiliam J . Thomas Church of Our Saviour Brookland St Paul Jesus Christ God Amos St Paul Almpler Mannet Ay Bey Jesus Paul Christ Jesus Christ

Dr Hubert Rex Johnson Installed as Chevy Chase Church Pastor

The Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church installed Rev Dr Hubert Rex Johnson as pastor during a simple service at 33 o'clock in the Chevy Chase Library building. Rev Dr William Hart Dexter preached on The Life of the Kingdom, with charges to pastor and congregation given by local ministers. An informal reception followed as plans and pledges toward a new church residence near Chevy Chase circle were noted.

Chevy Chase John Chester Formery Donald MacLeod First Presbyterian Church Johnson Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church Chevy Chase Circle

Gonzaga Hall Demolished to Make Way for College Improvements

Old Gonzaga Fair Hall on F Street NW, once Central to parish festivals and commencements, has been demolished to clear space for Gonzaga College improvements. The hall, built to fund St Aloysius Church debt, served from 188— through many plays, fairs, and ceremonies, including 19th century commencements and college events.

Gonzaga College Annals of Gonzaga Tarret Gonzaga Hall Verchant of St Atoustus Aloyalus Charen Pennsylvana Avenue Seventh Street Gonzaga Fair Winth Tenth Gonzaga Fair Hall Smutsonian College Yard FF Street Jy & Band Washington Tie United States Zachary Taylor Thomas Lay John Franklin James Hoban Walter Brisca John F Callan Martin F Morris Joseph Lindsley Edward Caton David Wilbur Bourgevin Dames Smith Thomas King John Boone William B Cleary Isaac Beers National Theater Cerusis Edward Catlin Willan Boone Robert Holtzman Robert Cleary William Quicksall John Hanna Senator Douglas Little Giant Ninth Farrests T Street Cardinal Satoll

Mission at Old St. Marys Revives Paulist Mission in San Francisco

The Rev Alexander P Doyle and Rev Olver P Welch of the Paulist Fathers conduct a mission at Old St Marys in San Francisco, returning Doyle to his native state and reviving the group’s work. The Paulists, founded by Father Hecker, moved from New York to establish a branch in San Francisco and have since made Old St Marys the west’s mission headquarters after a formal parish transfer on December 9, 1918.

Alexander P Doyle C Thresnesks Dan Franesen BL Marys Father Welch Bermott Denis J Oconnell San Francisco Catholic University Aelemn High Masa Congregation of Missionary Priests of St Paul the Apostle Father Hecker Fifty Ninth Street York Washington California United States Father Hewitt Riordan Father Brady Paulista Meade Old St. Marys Rocky Mountains

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