Sunday School Lesson on Pharisees and Righteousness
Commentary on Luke 7 34 and Romans 4 3 noting Jesus as God in flesh who saves sinners, contrasts Pharisees outward piety with true righteousness, cites scriptures from Matt Luke Isaiah and 1 Corinthians, and urges trust in Christ's perfect righteousness over self effort Sugar noted as an odd printer’s inclusion about plant sap
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Israel
God
Quark
Ezek
Cain
Abel
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus Christ
Lamb of God
Weymouth
Sunday Worship Options in Waterloo Churches
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists numerous church services across denominations for Sunday and Thursday worship. It covers Seventh Day Adventist at Kistner's chapel, Baptist, Brethren, Catholic parishes, Congregational, Church of Christ Scientist, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, Universalist, and missions, with service times, locations, and sermon topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kistner
Third Avenue West
G. R. McNay
Waterloo
Lincoln Comforts Wounded Soldier Then Writes Letter
A May 1863 scene in a Vermont hospital shows Abraham Lincoln at a dying boy's bedside. He writes the lad’s letter home and stays two hours, then folds the boy's hands and leaves in tears. The remainder notes a 1913 Bible Society conference in New York and a Labor Temple show on Feb. 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Vermont
Christian Herald
Church Notes of Passing Interest to Local Members
Church notes list Sunday services and events at several local churches. Highlights include First Brethren church final services at Fifth and South streets with Rev Wim Beachler delivering a special sermon and a large Sunday school gathering, plus patriotic lectures, Valentine social, and various sermons by Rev L B Hix and Rev A J Northrup. The Salvation Army plans Joe the Turk visit March 7 with a Turkish costume and sword exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren
First—Fifth and South
W. H. Beachler
Church of the Brethren
Seventh and South
A. P. Blough
First United—Fourth and Allen
R. E. Graves
First
Fourth
W.W. H. Rollins
Plymouth—Public Library
L. B. Hix
Union
Thirteenth and Jefferson
G. R. Parker
First Brethren Church
Finis
Fifth
South Streets
Wim. Beachler
Plymouth Congregational Church
King's Daughters
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Outlook Circle
Grace Methodist Church
Emanuel Evangelical Church
H. J. Faust
United Presbyterian Church
Jamieson
Des Monines
Joe
Turk
Salvation Army Corps
J. Garabed
Joe the Turk
Waterloo
Salvation Army
England
France
Greece
Smyrna
Turkey
United States
Why I Go to Church by Claude Weaver
The piece, introduced into the Congressional Record at Scott Ferris's request, explains why the speaker attends church. It extols peaceful solace found there, the organ and choir, and the preacher’s divine illustrations drawn from scripture and nature, linking faith to beauty and moral reflection.
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Claude Weaver
Oklahoma
Congressional
Scott Ferris
de Quincey
Robert Burns
Ayr
Lincoln and His Secretary and Other Notices
Collection of short items from a historical page noting Lincoln’s calm patience with criticism and a Stanton anecdote, plans to expand Canton Canton Christian College toward a Columbia of the Far East, profile of oldest living twins William and Samuel Muncy, and a brief sermonish reflection on emotionalism in religion urging action over idle dreams.
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Lincoln
Stanton
American College
China
Canton Christian College
Canton
Canton College
Columbia
Far East
New York State
William and
Samuel Muncy
Babylos
Long Island
Hampton Pastor Uses Display Ads in Local Papers
Town Falls Iowa February 14 Rev James Thomson pastor of the Congregational church at Hampton advertises the church through display ads headlined What the Congregational Church Offers to You in local papers He explains the church should not hide its light Protestants of the United States paid 16 398 000 to foreign missions in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Falls
James Thomson
Congregational Church
Hampton
United States
Waterloo Churches Call for Service Sparks Big Turnout
Hundreds in Waterloo joined church congregations as volunteers, including many who had drifted from regular attendance. The call invites all ages to work seven days a week, turning church into active social service and a force for righteousness in the community.
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Jesus
Waterloo
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Meg. Id. M. Stearne
Sormait
Jefferson and Park
W. L., Dargan
Jacksonville, Ill
Walnut Street
Lime and
Walnut
J. B. Smith
E. M. Rhoades
St. Joseph’s—Third and
Mulberry
E. J. Slattery
St. Mary's—Park and
Lafayette
H. P. Rohiman
Sacred Heart
Randolph
D. J. Lenihan
Central
Fourth and South
A M. Grimes
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Jefferson
Christadelphian
Fifth and
Randolph, A. H
Ilmer
Episcopal
Christ
G. W. Hinkle
Congregation Sons of Jacob
Fifth West
I. Lamansky
Evangelical
Calvary—Newell
J. A. Haehlen
United
Logan Avenue
Logan and Dane
J. M. Bamford
the Kingdom of God
Supreme Reign of Christ
Business Men's Temperance Association
H. Mueller
Dirges
Waverly
Emil Groth
T. Wolfram
Pinkerton Hall
St. Take’s
English Lutheran
Howard Anspach
W. F Spry
I. BE. Johnson
St. Paul's
M. E
F. Q. Brown
Broadway
Mobile
Douglas
T. J. Fuller
E. A. Baker
Bates and
Merriman Streets
I. W. Bess
Y. M
Presbyterian
Pirst—Park and
East Park
Kern and
Cutler
Daniel Davies
Northminster
Ballou and
Avalon
First United
Second
Wellington
M. G. Munn
Brening
Westminster
W. B. Sandford
Universalist
Church of the Redeemer
Fourth and Mulberry
Effie McCollum Howes
D. D
Abraham Lincoln
Ensign
A. Moyer
Young People’s Legion
Salvation Meeting
Champlin Chapel
Burton Avenue
Riehl Street
F E. McStay
Home Agency
Bible House
New York
American Bible Society
Auxiliary
Mear
Labor Temple
Sahfod
Taman
Old Church
El‘ile McCollum Jones
R. EB. Graves
United Brethren Church
Hampton Pastor
Church
Banner of Progress
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