Pulpits to Focus on Law, Gospel in City Churches
City churches plan Sunday programs centered on law enforcement themes for the Antisaloon league. Christ Episcopal hosts Echoes from the diocesan convention with delegates speaking and a 4:30 musical service. Cedar Heights and Central Christian join citywide temperance observance. First Baptist, First Presbyterian, First Evangelical, and St. Mark's Episcopal present sermons, choirs, and special music reflecting religious education, temperance, and social outreach.
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Antisaloon League
Christ Episcopal
Don Gary
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Young People's Fellowship
Des Moines
Albert Greeley
Henry Iblings
Robert Parrott
Barnby
Anon
Demper
Conokey
Anne Geredert Lak Stevenson
Gaul
Jesus
George Marker
Stainer
Naneen Davis
Charles Anderson
Tha Comforter
Ofertorium
Iblings
Stalner
Fuller
Cedar Heights Presbyterian
C. N. McMillan
J. A. Laurie
Northwest
New York
Christian Endeavorers
Princeton
Herrick H. Darling
C. D. Darling
Waterloo
Central Christian
W._E. Robinson
God
Bartlett
Willis Richardson
Mesdames Johnson
Agnard
The Vine and the Branches by W J Bryan
A 1925 sermon explores John 15 using the vine metaphor. It urges self examination on fruitfulness, outlines pruning and chastisement as divine means, notes the church’s weakness in disconnect from Christ, and calls for unity and mission to glorify God through bearing fruit.
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Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Joshua
Caleb
Jesus
God
Minster
Christ
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Republic Syndicate
Radios and Autos Supplant Rural Churches in Southwest
Oklahoma City January 24. Charges that automobiles radios and other luxuries are supplanting churches in rural districts will be discussed when the Methodist Episcopal convention meets February 12 to plan stronger country churches. Officials say rural congregations have told pastors they cannot longer support a church while radios and cars are common in the same communities. Similar conferences will be held in St Louis February 10 and Kansas City February 11.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Methodist Episcopal Convention
St. Louis
Kansas City
Presbyterians Plan National Institute of Religion
Washington reports outline by Rev. George B. Stewart for a National Institute of Religion in the capital. The plan calls for a Washington national university with schools in theology religious education missions sacred music evangelism religious drama publicity and a correspondence program. The proposal urges ecumenical unity and notes some commission members may object but supports public discussion.
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International News
Washington, D. C
National Institute of Religion
National Capital Presbyterian Commission
Presbyterian General Assembly
Washington
George B. Stewart
D. D
Auburn
New York
Auburn Theological Seminary
Stewart
National University At
Presbyterian Church
John Timothy Stone
D. C
Chicago
Thomas WW. Finnegan
DD. C
Harrison B. Smith
Charleston
W. Va
Bayard Henry
Philadelphia
John M. T Finney
Baltimore
George W._ Perkins
New York City
Ledyard Cogswell, Jr
Albany
A. C. Ernst
Cleveland
Ohio
Esancasional
Washington Aireauy
Ana Elle
Vusc
Education
Standard Agriculture
State Department
National Caucation Association
Carnegie Institute
Wavy Vocationsisible Scholl Association
Library of Compress
Otter
Anail
First M E Choir to Feature Russian Music at Concert
First Methodist Church choir under C Albert Scholin presents a Russian music program as the second monthly concert in the church auditorium. Performances include choir, male chorus, mixed quartet and women's sextet, organ prelude, and Dr J Arthur Young sermon on The Spirit of Russia.
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First Methodist Church
C. Albert Scholin
Ctschaikows Oir
Tschaikowsky
Albert Scholin
Charles McElroy
Waterloo churches plan field day on Prohibition crusade
Ten area churches will unite for a Sunday field day on Prohibition and citizenship. A major evening union service at Walnut Street Baptist will feature leaders from the Antisaloon League and local congregations including Free Methodist, Calvary Evangelical, United Presbyterian, Church of Christ, and Cedar Heights Presbyterian. Speakers include George Hammond Des Moines Miss Alice J Boyer and Prof S G Pattison COA college with Superintendent McNaught as evening main speaker.
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Iowa State Baptist Convention
Galbraith
Iowa Andlsaloon Teague
Walnut Street Baptist
First Presbyterian
Grace M. E
Henry Mueller
Martin Heyde
Cellar Falls
Westminster
Simper
A. E. Enderlein
Raph Stinpy
Mozart
Church of Christ
Zachariah
St. Road
Marsh Plata
Waterloo
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Waterlow
Free Methodist Church
George Y. Hammond
Des Moines
Calvary Evangelical Church
Alice J. Goyer
Boyer
United Presbyterian Church
G. Pattison
Coa College
Central ‘Church of Christ
P. McNaught
Iowa Antisaloon League
Cedar Heights Presbyterian Church
GC. N. McMillan
Grace Methodist
First Evangelical
McNaught
George ¥. Hammond
St. Paul's Methodist
P. H. McBeth
Linden Methodist
Alice J. Boyer
Northminster Presbyterian
Prof. Pattison
Union Congregational
N. McMillan
St. Luke's
Westminster Folk Plan Get Together Monday Night
Westminster Presbyterian congregation and friends plan a church gathering for Monday evening January 26 at the church parlors. It starts a four season series with a midsummer event likely replacing the annual picnic. A special program, framing fun and refreshments, is Sponsored by the New Era committee under the social welfare section. Mrs. O A Repass chairs the organizing group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian
New Era
Social Welfare
O. A. Repass
New Universalist Pastor Bodell Opens Waterloo Charge
Rev W O Bodell begins ministry as new pastor of the Universalist church in Waterloo. He arrives from Galveston Ind where he served as pastor. Sunday school set for 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m. The congregation recently bought and remodeled the former Janes Black residence on Independence Avenue for the church facilities.
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Waterloo
Rev
W. of Bodell
Uni Versalist Church
O. A. Raspe
Bodell
Galveston
Ind
Janes Black
Independence Avenue
When You Should Change Your Course and Tack
The verse advises shifting strategy when doubts and setbacks arise. It urges steering away from failure by adopting a new approach, keeping poise, and proving resilience as fortune and friends falter. It cites Lilburn Harwood Townsend and references Forbes Magazine as sources.
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Stara
Lilburn Harwood Townsend
Forbes Magazine
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