Sunday School Lesson on Christ’s Death and Kingdom
A sermon notes the impact of Jesus death and resurrection, contrasts views about the kingdom with James and Johns mother, and urges Christians to follow Christ in humility. It cites scripture from Mark, Luke, John, Acts, and Romans and emphasizes crucified and risen Christ ruling through believers patience and self denial.
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Matthew
Mark
James
Jobe
Luke
Els
Wetter
Peraiet ii
Hell
Hraven
Christ
Lo Kingdom
Reige
Jeremiah
Meribe Baruch
God
Jesus
Mii
Threir Wother
Limw
Phep
Rkhem
Mati
John vi
Hix
Joer
Anent Religious and Social Co Operation in Waterloo
A longtime Waterloo pastor urges interdenominational unity to advance religious and social cooperation. He favors a federation of churches, citywide canvassing, a commission on church life, and coordinated youth and education programs amid rapid town growth and rising urban ills.
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Anent
Waterloo
Byter
Altes J. Norchup
Grace Methodise Church
Diverse church listings in city directory ad
A long, fragmentary directory listing from a church guide shows many denominations with addresses and service times. It names Adventist, Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Church of Christ, Scient ist, Methodist, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Universalist and Salvation Army chapters, plus specific pastors, sermon times, Sunday schools, and special events across multiple street corners and avenues.
The Three Classes of People in a Christian Movement
The passage argues there are three types in a revival: the millennialist waiting for Christ’s return, the sectarian bigot who resists broader Christian unity, and the materialist who loses spiritual perception. It urges willingness to work beyond narrow denominational bounds.
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Jona
AM E Church to be Dedicated at Waterloo
The African Methodist church known as Bess chapel at Albany and Mobile streets will be dedicated Sunday morning by Bishop B R F Lee of Wilberforce Ohio assisted by Rev L W Bess and Rev S B Moore. The program spans morning afternoon and evening with a dedication at the afternoon service. The church, formerly a railroad chapel on Fourth Street East, was moved to Albany Mobile and rebuilt with a 300 seat auditorium, basement rooms, and a large Sunday school area. Total cost reached about 1 00,000 but subscriptions are being sought to cover the deficit. Bishop Lee will lecture Monday evening at the A M E church with Walnut Street Baptist orchestra and violinist Vivien Smith. proceeds support building funds.
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Ehapeb
Evens Sumkioy
East
Waterloo
Les Young Men's Christian Association
YM. C. AL
Waterloo MG. 2
Womans Club
Naither
Elm Albay
Varieries
Asagor
Waogat
Walnut Street
Ime
Walnut
Kili
M Hhoades
J. B. Smith
Northern Baptist Convention
Boston
International
Kangaa City
Wim
Wervier
Dupior KL
George Stauffacher
J. M. Hamford
Mr. Stauffacher
Pulpi
la Porte City
Fourth
Randolph
W. F. Spry
J. EB. Johnson
God
Cornelius
Richard Coekland
Ralph Mason Hix
Grace
Wirth Street
A. J. Northrup
Epworth League
George
Shoemaker
Sumner
Earle A. Baker
St. Paul's
M. H
George J. Thompson
Harp
St. Paul's Church
Linden
H. A. Baker
George Shoenaker
Wil
America
Abraham Lincoln
Army of the North
Mqnor
Lyman Abbott
The
Outlook
Tate
Jersey
D. C. Gilbony
Law and Order League of Philadelphia
Lriggner
Publc
Supreme Court
Dynham
Black Hawk County
Personal Liberty League
Cincinnati
Ohio
Internal Revenue Collector
Bess’ Chapel
Albany and
Mobile Streets
BR. F. Lee
Wilberforce, O
LW. Bess
S. B. Moore
Galesburg
Seretionty
Lee
Sole
Mamie Atkins
Margie Dickerson
B. F.lee
Railroad Chapel
Fourth Street
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Albany
Mobile
Bishop Lee
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Misa Vivien Smith
Special Music at Universalist Services
Mrs Herta Fay Zeeryp of New York will assist the chorus at the Universalist church during Sunday morning services at 10:30. The former Waterloo girl is visiting and will sing. A duet by Mrs H B Kelly and Miss Marta Everats features the program. Dr Effie McCollum Jones will preach on Religion Enough to Live By. Bishop B F Les, arriving for the African M EB church dedication, is lodging at the parsonage Bates and Merriman streets.
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A. C. Wicand
Bethany Bible School
Chica- KO
Pittinger
Ludi
Christian Workers
Pittenger
First United—Fourth and
Allen
Cruvey
Herta Fay Zeeryp
New York
Universalist Church
Zeeryp
Waterloo
H. B. Kelly
Marta Everats
Effie McCollum Jones
B. F. Les
City
Sis
Bates and
Merriman Streets
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Church Directory
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Third Avenue West
Key
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Jefferson Street
Park Avenue
W.L. Horgan
Ordidoa
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Bide Pem
Ay Kinesay City
Lo International
St. Joseph's
Third and
Mulberry
E. J. Slattery
Wu. Rowan
St. Mary's—Park
Lafayette
H. P. Rohisian
J M. Campbell
Serramenut
Sacred Heart
J. Lenihan
G. J. Miller
Christian
Central—Fourth and South
Moore
Christian Endeavor Society
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Jefferson
Christadelphian
Fifth
Aa. H. Zilmen
W. H. Rollins
M. FE
Union
Thirteenth and Jefferson
G. R. Parker
Plymouth
Sileet East
B. Unix
Guy W. Hinkle
Hedarw
Congregation Sons of Jareb—No
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I. Lamangky
Calvary
H. Mueller
St. Luke's
Howard Anspach
Immanuel German
Walnut and Vine
H. Prekel
Presbyterlan
Park and Mulberry
Park
Salvation Army Co
Fifth Street
Ensign
S. A. Moyer
Young People’s Legion
Salvation Meeting
A. Wood
Wateraund
Raphael Jones
Raphael Jones. Vespers 4 P.m. Undenominational ~— Wiseman &Iindietchapel
Mulberry Street
Mordew
Neary
Everphody
Business Men’s Temperance Association Incorporated
AM. E
Bor
Lee Wue
B. F. Lee
Bishop B. F. Lee
the Universalist Services
Cedar Falls, Iowa
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C. A. Wortham
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