Conference Education Head Will Speak Here
Rev. Clyde Baker, director of religious education for the Upper Town conference, will preach Sunday at Grace M E church. He meets Sunday school teachers at 3 pm. A morning program features soloists and a choir with "O That I Had Wings" and "Lead Kindly Light" among pieces. Evening topics include "A True Minister of God" and a sermon on Daniel. Multiple area churches list services and special music throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Baker
Upper Town Conference
Grace M. FE
Elsie Bingham
Mission Lands
Ruth Dooley
Ramona Montgomery
First Presbyterian
Terenes Ees Foster
Jesus Ara
Dhal Vivin Soto
W .Comned- Bach
Margaret “Moore
Neiled
Tullar Miss Hull
Mr. Church Anther
King of Love
Rhapherd
Harry Rowe Shelley Sagiene
Olds
Wilson
Emily Coulstock
Giamblen
Kirst
Coral Galbraith
Kansas School For the Blind
Herr Bleib
Israel
Daniel Vissions
Gertrude _Wiegert
Walnut Street
Warren L. Steeves
Church of Christ Truth
Sophie F. Smalley
Hileman & Gindt Chapel
Mulberry Street
Immanuel Lutheran
Mgr. McBlain
Church of the Nazarene
H. E. Copeland
St. Louis
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Plymouth Congregational
Katherine Raynolds McCormick
Near East Relief
Christ Episcopal
St. Paul’s DM
Thomas ¥. Shaffer
Payne A. M. E
Church of Today
Free Methodist
Calvary Evangelical
W. W. Underkoffler
Evangelst
First Brethren
Christian Endeavor
Wilma Lamb
Ruth Blanchard
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Jesus
Trinity American Lutheran
F. H. Maéhinian
Wooler
Je- Tome
Herbert Moehlmann
J. L. Thorson
Westminster Presbyterian
Harold FL. Miller
Scott
Galbraith
St. Mark's Episcopal
St. Paul
The
Apostolic Church
Expanded Outlook Is General Need Minister Believes
New York cleric Rev John Walter Houck of Pilgrim Congregational Bronx urges a spiritual and intellectual expansion. He says modern people crave bigger aims and inner growth beyond meaningless routines, with power within to enrich life through meaningful pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Walter Houck
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Grand Concourse
One Hundred Seventy-fifth Street
The
Bronx
The Dead Cannot Hear The Pomp Of Funeral Rite
A reflective poem contrasts the futility of ornate funerary customs with a call to help the living. It imagines the dead would smile at pomp and urges readers to show love to the living, directing care to those who can still hear and see.
Propagandists Wrote Concerning Jesus in Bible
New York, Jan. 26 The persons who wrote about Jesus in the new testament were all propagandists, Rev J W Moldenhawer said at First Presbyterian church Prom St Mark the first person to write about Jesus in the bible to the last the interpreters of the word were spreading honest propaganda He urged mental expansion and warned against narrow creeds and rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jesus
First Presbyterian Church
Methodists Lead at Ames College
Approximately one third of Iowa State College students affiliate with the Methodist church per registration cards. Presbyterians are second at 19.4 percent, with Congregational 10.6 and Lutheran 9.5 percent. Other denominations include Church of Christ, Baptist, Catholic, Episcopal, Greek Orthodox, East Orthodoxy, Mormon, Mennonite and Hindu. About 1.5 percent have no church preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Jan
Iowa State College
Methodist Church
Church of Christ
Work Is My Best Friend in Life and Death
Sophie Irene Loeb known as Sophie Trenes Loeb died in New York City at 57. A social welfare worker and writer, she championed child welfare, poverty relief, and penny lunches in schools. Born in Russia, she moved to the United States at age six and became a notable contributor to New York journalism and social reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Trenes Loeb
New York City
Russia
United States
Nota
New York
America
Europe
Shemeyer
Star
New York Evening World
McKoesport
Anselm Loch
Pittsburgh
Real Religion Frees Life Says Fosdick at Park Avenue Church
The Rev. Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick delivered a Park Avenue Baptist sermon arguing real religion releases energy, widens horizons, and fuels creativity more than mechanistic life views. He warned against cynical fear, saying faith renews effort and uplifts people facing modern theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Sixty-fourth Street
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Ufe
Church
No Man Can Explain Bible Says Dr Berg
New York Jan 26 Rev Dr Irving H Berg preached at Fort Washington Collegiate Reformed Church on biblical authority. He urged open hearts to Scripture, stressing that no human can fully explain the Bible while Christ explains it. Religion acts as life, not just inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Irving Husted Berg
Fort Washington Collegiate Reformed Church
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Christ
Churches Unite At West High For Baccalaureate Service
West High hosts a union baccalaureate with Rev J Arthur Young preaching on Spiritual Discoveries. Music by West High ensembles and choirs accompanies a day of morning worship and Sunday activities across several city churches with multiple sermons and services listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterlow West High School
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Geraldine Smith
Lew C. Harris
Central Church of Christ
West High Boys
Religion Makes Old Age Cheery Says Man Age 98
Dr. W. McMullen of Woodstock, oldest surviving ex moderator of the Presbyterian church in Canada, at ninety eight cites religion as a comfort in old age. He warns non churchgoers that communities with few church attendees would deteriorate, with crowds leaving and crime rising. He urges turning over a new leaf in 1929 for happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 7. McMullen
Woodstock
Presbyterian Church In Canada
McMullen
Toronto Globe
Dr. McMullen
Cedar Heights Church Preaches on Christ the Desire of All Nations
Dr J A Laurie pastor of Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church selects Christ the Desire of All Nations for Sunday morning reflection. Children's talk centers on The Sunday Lady of Possum Trot, with the evening sermon titled Two or Three with the Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
J. A. Laurie
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
The Churchs One Foundation Hymn History Explored
A survey of The Churchs One Foundation hymn notes its 19th century origin in Windsor England during Margate holidays. It highlights its didactic aim, Stone's creed interpretation for the poor, and the hymn's enduring popularity in church hymnals. It also covers Stone's lineage, Oxford education, and service at Windsor St Pauls and Haggeston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
St. Paul's Church
London
Althe
Holy Catholic Church
Windsor
Margate
Stone
William Stone
Staffordshire
Oxford
St. Paul's
Haggerston
All the World's a Stage In Waterloo Sketches
In a Waterloo vignette a street show with two coaster wagons and a dog unfolds as boys stage a playful race. A near miss with passing cars, a toppled chariot, and quick recoveries keep the crowd amused as a white feathered boy watches from a scarlet fever warning house.
St Pauls M E Choir Plans Sacred Concert Sunday Night
The St Pauls M E Church choir directed by Mrs. Willard Schwerin will present a sacred music program Sunday at 7 30 p m to benefit the church music fund Read is pianist The program features piano preludes anthems solos duets quartets and a violin solo with choirs and voices lending support in a varied love for sacred music
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s M. E. Church
Willard Schwarin
First Scarlet Fever Case in Mitchell Township
Mitchell township reports its first scarlet fever case, Mrs Pred Schmidt, who contracted the illness during the week. The notice notes the case as a special report from Mitchell, Sg., dated January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Twp
Practical Piety Proves Religion Retains Vitality
New York reports a surge in philanthropy despite social ills with total giving reaching 2.33 billion in 1928. Major gifts from Payne Whitney and Rockefeller interests support hospitals libraries education and religious and scientific institutions. Donations include 18.6 million to New York Hospital and 6.2 million to the New York Public Library among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
John Price Jones Corporation
Associated Press
Tomment
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Plan of Salvation Found Beyond Creed and Theology
In a sermon at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension New York Reverend Donald Aldrich argued that old systems of salvation fail in modern thought. He said science has altered our view of salvation not its heart or goal, requiring guidance from life itself rather than creeds or books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Donald
Aldrich
Episcopal Church “of the Ascension
Major Philanthropy Totals From Notable Benefactors
A long list details gifts to universities and hospitals from Detroit to New York, including C Booth giving 6.5 million to Cranbrook, Edward S. Harkness 3 million to Harvard, and Julius Rosenwald 2 million to the Rosenwald Fund. Additional large bequests include Yale, Cornell, Dartmouth, and St Luke’s hospital from Mary Ann Fitzgerald, with sums ranging from 1 million to 5 million and earmarked purposes such as education, medical care, and cultural institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
A. P. Giannini
University of California
Leonard D
Arthur J. Baldwin
East Orange
New Jersey
Drew Theological Seminary
John J. Raskob
Bill Raskob
R. R. Fogel
Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home Society
San Francisco
Fred J. Fisher
Detroit
Little Sisters of the Poor
Milton 5S
Hershey
Harrisburg
St Luke’s Hospital
New York
Mary Ann Fitzgerald
Ari T. Hungerford
Charlotte Hungerford Hospital
Torrington
Conn
John J. Kane
New York Public Library
John R. Slattery
Felix M. Warburg
American Jewish Joint Agricultural Corporation
Russia
Mortis Schiassi
Magnesia
Asia Minor
George Blumenthal
Metropolitan Museum
Julius Rosenwald
Rosenwald
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Endeavor
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C. V. Lannholm
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J. Richmond Morgan
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Harrys
Reginald
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Chrysler
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Roosevelt
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M. E. Choir
Payne Whitney
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Cornell
Yale
Croton Preparatory School
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Brooklings Institute
Washington
John Dd, Rockefeller, Jr
Williamsburg
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