Noted Expositor of Bible to Talk at Grace Church
Rev. George E. Guille, Bible teacher evangelist,will preach at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church at 11 a.m. on At Jesus' Feat. Choir directed by Olive Barker will sing My Redeemer and My Word. An offertory solo by Joe DuMond precedes a 3 p.m. sermon Caleb's Inheritance. Cornell College Women’s Glee Club under Ruth Pinkerton will give an evening concert at 7:30 with a silver offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Guille
Waterloo Bible Conference Association
Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oliver L. Barker
Dudley Buck
Joe DuMond
Guiile
Caleb
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Ruth Pinkerton
First Presbyterian
T. Rr.niven
Martha Me
Cormick
Leonard Coulstock
Jesse M. Church
GC. L. Tarbell
Christ
Jesus
Mr. Niven
C. V. Woodward
J. M. Church
F. C. Liffring
C. J. Tarbell
Lowry
Harry Rowe Shelley
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Emmaus
George Woodall
California
Queen Fathergirl
Christ Jesus
I John Y
Troy Gilfilien
Liddle
Rn Wilson
Henry Aiteller
John Xsi
Henry Lingelbach
Margarets Haus
Walnut Street Baptist
Lord
Roberts
Warren I. Steeves
Plymouth Congregational
Woman’s Auxiliary
Sons of Union
United States
William Hardcastle
Service School Ends at Cedar Heights Church
Dr. J A Laurie pastor will present a service school program at Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church. He will speak on The Blessing of the Offended and The Lad Who Always Dared. Emma Hatch speaks to mothers group and Prof H C Moeller to teachers. Annual congregational meeting follows a 6 45 dinner in the church dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Laurie
Cedar Heights
Rural churches in U S face vacancy says Monsma
A May McCall's piece cites John Clover Monsma noting more than 28 000 churches in the United States are vacant as people abandon religious life. He argues ministers must offer soul food over brain food and urges churches to adapt with social work or stay true to spiritual aims to restore vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John Clover Monsma
McCall's
Monsma
ME WHO OWNS A GARDEN
A poetic fragment notes ownership of a garden and patience in growth. It mentions a newly opened bloom and imagery of hands tending plants. Names Katherine Edelman and Household Maye appear in a garbled form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris
Katherine Edelman
Maye Ato
Lal
Bishop Eaven Will Be Hell for Those Who Object to Ease
In New York on April 14 Bishop Ernest G. Richardson of Atlanta preached at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church. He warned that some seek only ease and would beg God to annihilate them if eternal life offered no further incentive. He argued some would prefer hell to heaven if there is nothing to please them there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snet
Fheso
New York
Ernest G. Richardson
Atlanta
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Jesus
Peace as Moral War in Palm Sunday Sermon
New York April 14. Rev Howard Chandler Robbins at St John the Divine argues peace is the moral equivalent of war. He cites engineers and nurses who risked themselves, and urges making peace through service, not passivity, naming Lindbergh and Morrow as modern heroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Howard Chandler
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Christ
Jerusalem
Dr. Robbins
Shere
Robbins
Col. Lindbergh
Dwight W. Morrow
Synagog Losing Hold on People Not Here in Waterloo
Waterloo will not be represented at the National Convention of the United Synagog of America in Chicago in May. Local directors from the Congregation Sons of Jacob urge that danger of the synagog being divorced from the Jewish community is overstated. Jacob Cohn says the Waterloo synagogue remains central to local life and that fears are less in small communities than in large cities where Reform temples erode influence. Nearly 1,000 delegates are expected at the convention, linked with Werner's Tongue meeting of the United Synagog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
United Synagog of America
Chicago
Congregation” Sons of Jacob
Jacob Cohn
Syuanag
Easter Cantata at Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Easter cantata The Thorn-Crowned King will be presented at Graves Memorial United Brethren Church with Rev EW Mann delivering a morning meditation on What Means the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Special music includes solos duets and a choir ensemble led by A C Kessler and C Murphy with violin obbligato, and a full choir roster listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
EW. Mann
Kessler
Gailbraith
Maxine Kessler
Simper Baird
A. C. Kessler
Redeemer
Handel
H. von Berge
Fred B. Holton
A. T. Whittle
C. K. Murphy
Miss Messier
A. T. Whittle, Jr
G. G. Ellefson
S. G. Ellefson
H. F. Guyer
Ele. Heskett
Clurtee Kendall
Boxysie Hanson
Dorothy Kloster
Pauline Meeker
Helen Schenk
Darlyne Whittle
Lorri Croskey
Catherine Campbell
Marster Aw
Fo ' Wl Muli
573000 Persons Added to Church Rolls Last Year
New York April 14 churches in the United States gained 473000 communicants in 1927, the Christian Herald census shows totaling 48594163. Roman Catholics lead with 16735691 members, Methodists second with 4592004, Southern Baptist 3765001, National Baptist (Colored) 3253368, and other denominations listed with varying gains and losses. The consolidated church count touched 235081, with minister counts down about 1500 from 1926. A separate Osage farmland fire burned a house and 300 chicks on the John Moos farm, six miles southeast of town.
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New York
United States
Christian Herald
Disciples of Christ
Baptists
Latter Day Saints
Menonites
Reformed
Brethren
Dunkards
United Brethren
Adventists
Methodist Episcopal
Southern Baptist
National Baptist Teolored
Methodist Episcopal Souths
Presbyterhaa
Northern Baptist
Protestant Episcopal
Congregationalists
United Lutheran
African Methodist Episcopal
Lutheran Iss i Adda. Lat
African Methodist Episcopal Zion
United Breunsrein Christ
Brgooder
Osage
John Moos
Town
Churches Unite for Evening Worship in Cedar Falls
Three local churches First Congregational Westminster Presbyterian and First Methodist Episcopal join for Sunday evening service in the last named church Dr W P McCormick will sermon on The Battle of Aenon with a male choir from the trio directed by C Albert Scholin soloists include Harold Miller and Mrs J H Ray organ recital planned by Scholin and featuring works plus violin obbligata Mildred Lure Cenieal Christian and Rev W D Endres preachings also J H Ray trombone solo and hymns The service closes with choir antiphons and prayers from various congregations in a crowded interchurch program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
Westminster Presbyterian
First Methodist Episcopal
W. P. McCormick
Westminster Church
C. Albert Scholin
Drew
Harold Miller
Rossini
Scholin
Foschini
Southland
Lester
Barnes
Mildred Lure
Cenieal Christian
W. D. Endres
George W. Miller
J. H. Ray
Jesus
Rathbun
Lord
Randigger
Endres
Jerusalem
Parker
Thayer
Northaminster Presbyterian
Cain
Andrew
F. H. Shedd
Andrew MacBlain
Carl Wilcox
Wr. HW. Kimball
Cedar Falls
First United Presbyterian
W. O. Chisholm
Jehovah
Ww. Templeton
W. J. St. Clair
First Methodist
J. Arthur Young
Christian Colleges
Forrest Gillpatrick
Salve Regina
Dana
Bidwell
Perronet Hymns and the Power of All Hail the Power
A compact history of Edward Perronet and his hymns, tracing his links to John and Charles Wesley, the tune lineage from Shrubsole to Halden, and the enduring impact of All Hail the Power of Jesus Name sung to Coronation. It recalls Perronet’s life in Canterbury, his doctrinal splits, and missionary tales including Rev E F P Scott’s dramatic encounter with savages who were moved to tears by the hymn.
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Jesus
Edward Perronet
Perronet
Westleys
England
Altha
John Wesley
Canterbury
Miles’ Lane
William Shrubsole
Ufe
Coronation
Oliver Halden
Halden
Boston State House
Altho Perronet
Wesley
Charles Wesley
Ned
Fran
Rochdale
Bolton
E. FP. Scat
Neww
India
Scott
Christ
Benson
Change Will Be Sought in M. E. Marriage Code
Chicago April 14 The Northwest Iowa conference delegation will ask the Methodist Episcopal general conference in Kansas City May 1 to strike out the words and first miracle he wrought from the order for the solemnization of matrimony. They argue the gospel narrative shows a significant incident, not a miracle, and Greek terms do not support the word miracle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Kansas City
Methodist
Northwest Iowa
Saint Johm
John Tischendorf
Tregelles
Westscott
Hortor
Mother's Bread and the Fragrance of Home
A nostalgic sketch describes the scent of bread in a mother's kitchen as a comforting revival after a long, hot day. The speaker recalls walking in tired, then the aroma of fresh bread lifts spirits, prompting gratitude and a sense that the world is good. The narrator credits this warmth to a mother’s baking.
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Wolker
Mother
Flor
Brownlee Walker
Music Supervisors Attend National Convention in Chicago
Miss Grace Ullemeyer supervisor of music at East High and Miss Maneen Davis supervisor of music in west grade schools depart tonight for Chicago to attend the biennial conference of the National Music Supervisors Association next week. G. T. Bennett supervisor of instrumental music at East High and Ralph Pronk supervisor of band and orchestra at West High will also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ullemeyer
East High School
Maneen Davis
West
Chicago
Natonal Music Supervisors
Viola Knoche to Give Recital at Vesper Service
Miss Viola Knoche will give an organ recital at the vesper service tomorrow at First Evangelical Church. She will be assisted by a quartet from Zion Evangelical Church Cedar Falls and perform a program similar to last year’s. The service includes hymns and instrumental pieces with titles and names of performers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Knoche
First Evangelical Church
Knoche
Zion Evangelical Church
Cedar Falls
Clara Nolte
Carl Tiller
Clara Mathis
Ros. Seltenrich
Gitand Chouer
Alins Chausell
Aliss Knaehe
Getbel
Miss Knoche
Jesus
Converse Adams
Shss Knoche
Ottertory
Marta’ 'Schubart
Pseher- Adaimsi
Dr George Guille to Speak at Grace Methodist Daily
Dr George Guille noted bible teacher and evangelist will speak daily next week at Grace Methodist Episcopal church with sessions at 11 am 3 pm and 1 pm 7 30 pm Monday through Saturday. He lectures on the Epistle to the Romans under the Waterloo Bible conference auspices and invites the general public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Guille
Grace Methodist
George E. Guile
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Guille
Waterloo
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John Kultenbush
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Moses
Bethel Church
W. C. Kelford
Burton Avenue
Wilson
Wil-é Ron
Free Methodist
J. W. Whiteside
Church of Christ
Sophie J. Smallny
Cedar Heights Church
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Eaven
Bishop
Preacher
Synagog
Colin
E. W. Main
Dr. McCormick
M. E
Cong
de. J. Richmond Morgan
Shelley
First Church of Christ
St. Mark's Episcopal
James G
Creede
First Baptist
C. L. Kenagy
First Brethren
Galilee's
First Brethren Church
Edwin Boardman
McCormick
Elgar
Hagerman Ranch
Walnut Street
Adem
Jesus of Nazareth
Fle
Westminster Presbyterian Church
the Church of Eriendliness
Woo McCormick
Cedar
M. Yaggy
ENTZ
First National Bank
du Pont
Duco
Duce
Golden Rule, Hardware & House Furnishings
The
James Black Dry Goods Co
Ackerman Pharmacy
West Third St
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