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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1904

Page

11

Still Small Voice Theme in Sermon at Metropo litan Memorial Church

The preacher FHjan Frank M Bristol preached on the still small voice of God, arguing that God works most effectively in quiet, inner voices rather than in loud displays. He urged listening to conscience memory hope and beauty as divine messages guiding character and society. He contrasted noisy declamation with Jesus calm teaching and parables.

Frank M. Bristol Ipietrapolitan Memorial Church Yesterdy Ued Elis Prophet Tim Olit Cunmifort Tspirafen Jesus

Salvation Army gains ground in America despite past persecutions

Adjutant Garabed recounts Joe the Turk’s tales of abuse in Russia France and Turkey while highlighting shifts in public sentiment. He notes open-air meetings allowed in America and Britain, Japan rising in support, and the Army’s broad international reach amid persecution and growth. The piece ends with a stray aside praising Burnett's Vanilla Extract for purity.

Joe the Turk Neshan Garahadian Ingli Joseph Garabed Salvation Army Joe the Turkey Orange Russia America Garahed France Germany Salvation England India Japan Africa

One Fold and One Shepherd Sermon on Race Universalism

Rev John Van Schaick Jr returned to Washington after Europe and preached at Church of Our Father Universalist on Sunday. He urged a universal Christian kinship beyond race, urging education, aid, and intermingling, and warned against demagogic race hatred while stressing a world in which all find the fold. He called for action to uplift the negro and all peoples, insisting there is no race issue in true brotherhood and that Christ brings all to the fold.

John van Schaick, Jr Washington Europe Church of Our Father Universalist St. John van Sehaick Christ Hle God Ming Georgia Gin Howe Vico oThem Widte Blick Isaiah Wei

Services for deaf mutes resume in Trinity Parish

Rev. Oliver J. Whilden led regular services for deaf mutes at Trinity P. EB Parish Walk last evening with the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper for about thirty attendees. He discussed the deaf mute work across the United States and Canada, noting efforts by Episcopal, Methodist, and Baptist groups and promising a fall lecture. He baptized an infant at All Saints' Chapel in Benning and plans services in Norfolk, Newport News, and New Orleans before returning via Little Rock. Regular Sunday nights will be held by George Fr. Flick at the Fair Seminary starting this month and Communion schedules will be trimmed.

Oliver J. Whilden Trinity P. EB United States Canada St. Louis Mr. Whilden Protestant Episcopal Church P. J. Henstad Chicago John T. Moylan Baltimore Baptists Mn Walden Whilden All Saints’ Chapel Benning Charles A. Keyser Grace Clrch Washington i Virginia Norfolk Newport News New Orleans Little R Loulaville Trinity George Fr. Flick Fair Seminary

Jewish New Year Observances Mark End of Holy Day

The Jewish New Year ended at sundown with synagogue services, Shofar blowing, Torah readings, and a formal address by Samuel I. Cohen. Rabbis Grafsman and Lach led rituals at the Odd Fellows Temple and Adath Israel, with choirs and sacred music filling the day.

Eliberate Adath Israel Hebren Ahove Sholem Odd Fellows’ Temple Seventh Street Graftman M. Goldman Graifman Samuel I. Cohen Odd Fellows Grafsmill Hebrew Church Bhi Graftman Jesses

Jewish Services at Graves in Washington Hebrew Pilgrimage

Washington Hebrew Congregation held its annual graveside pilgrimage to the Jewish Cemetery, led by Rabbi Simon. Several hundred members attended the ceremony featuring prayers, a Nad ish remembrance, and an address urging living noble lives as the true memorial to the departed. A wreath was laid for Miss Sirn, daughter of Rabbi Stern.

Washington Simon Miss Sirn Rathi Stern

Christ's Words Still Live Across the World

Rev N P Crouse of Danville preached at Fourth Presbyterian Church on Matthew twenty four thirty five and urged that Christ words endure beyond time, now read in over three hundred fifty translations and spread by printers preachers and teachers worldwide.

N. P. Crouse Danville N. T Fourth Presbyterian Church Yaley Thirteenth Streets

Eternal Word of Christ Endures Beyond All Time

A devotional passage extols Christ as the sinless teacher whose words sustain humanity. It contrasts belief in Christ with agnosticism, asserts Jesus’ authority from the Word, and asks whether forgiveness, deliverance, and life after death are only found in Him. The text emphasizes the eternal nature of Christ’s message and its sufficiency for the human heart.

Hevavere Chris Christ God Sa. Gohn

Newspaperman Knight Preaches at Central Church

Rev Lucien K Knight of Atlanta preached at Central Presbyterian Church in the morning and evening. Knight, formerly a leading Atlanta Constitution writer, left journalism three years ago for Presbyterian ministry and studied at Princeton Theological Seminary. His sharp journalistic style shows in his preaching. Electric Bitters advertised as a tonic for tired moms with a money back guarantee.

Lucien K. Knight Atlanta. Ga Pfizer Central Presbyterian Church Knight University of Georgia Atlanta Constitution Princeton N. J Night

Fell and Hurt Man in Virginia and Washington Incident

Michael Garye aged fifty fell on North Capitol Street in Memington Virginia injuring his face and was moved to Freedmen's Hospital. A separate raid at 443 King’s Court resulted in the arrest of Ada Buitt for keeping an illegal bar. witnesses were taken to the inquiry. A boy, James Carter twelve, on Fifteenth and T Streets NE, fell from a playground structure and sustained probable fatal head injuries, taken to Casualty Hospital.

Michael Garye Memington Capitol Street Ada Buitt King’s Court King Tintler Buckinghim Mtulbali

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