Tableaux at Grace Church to.open worship program
The Grace Methodist Episcopal church plans tableaux of the Virgins with special lighting during the evening service. Ten women and one man from the choir will participate, along with a new church bulletin board dedication. Dr. Roy Leste Smith will preach on Advertising the Gospel and the service features choir and orchestra music directed by Ettabelle Storer.
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Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Bulletin Board
R. Rohde
Roy Leste Smith
Dana Campbell
Michael Klinor
Jasner
Ettabelle Storer
Dr. Smith
Rogers
Linden Methodist Episcopal
Joseph Yates
Gross
Last Park Presbyterian
Christ Jesus
F. H. Shedd
Andrew Blain
A Prayevyr or Me for the Day by Edger A Guest
Prayer fragment asks for strength to live this day to the best of ability. The text centers on devotion and daily resolve attributed to Edger A Guest signature.
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Edger A
Duty of Every Man Promotes Kingdom of Right
Henry J. Golding spoke to the Society for Ethical Culture on Life As Revelation urging all with good will to enlist in promoting reason and right. He linked personal, national and international duties to judge truth and use knowledge to foster a kingdom of reason.
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New York
Henry J. Golding
Society For Ethical Culture
Cant Disprove Jesus Miracles Sermon by Rev Duane
New York March 24 Rev William J Duane Fordham University president told St Patrick Cathedral science cannot disprove the miracles of Christ The sermon titled The Answer of Treason forms part of a series on Who and What Is Jesus He argued Jesus performed public miracles through divine intervention and that examination shows their power and meaning.
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Health textbook for public schools approved in Greece
The government authorizes and prints the first health textbook for public schools in Greece. The pamphlet mirrors Near East Relief vocational school bulletins focusing on hygiene and sanitation. It notes improved school health codes lowering disease rates and widespread benefits to village life through child training programs.
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Religious rivals warned to find common ground
In New York on March 24 1928 Suffragan Bishop Herbert Shipman urged Episcopal readers to unite beyond modernism and fundamentalism. He warned the church is split over small matters and stressed defending the home as the living center of faith amid societal pressures. He urged returning to a pre split faith and a reverent view of science and religion.
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New York
Herbert Shipman
Episcopal Church of the Heavenly Rest
Russia
People's Question Sermon Headlines at Cedar Heights Church
Tomorrow morning at Cedar Heights Presbyterian church Rev J A Laurie will preach The People's Question and Centurion's Answer with a children’s talk titled The Tale of Two Football Stars. Other sessions include Theodore Roosevelt truth talk by Rev Howland Hanson and home recreation discussion led by Mrs H C Milverstedt.
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Centurion
J. A. Laurie
Cedar Heights
Conia OY Presbyterian Chure
Chop
Howland Hanson
Traders
Theodore Roosevel
H.C. Milverstedt
Margaret Carnahan
Christian Endeavor Group
James Edwards
Fewer Preachers Predicted By Rev Sockman At Madison Ave Church
Reverend Ralph W Sockman told a New York audience at the Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal church that growth in church membership could lead to fewer pulpits in 25 years. He cited unity, efficiency, travel ease, radio and preacher scarcity as factors shaping a possible consolidation of congregations. He warned individuals may lose active church interest in a 3000 member church compared to a smaller one.
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New York
Ralph W. Sockman
Madison Avenue Methodist, Episcopal Church
America
Admits Need for New Theology Upholds Religion
New York March 24 Dr Charles R Brown retiring dean of Yale Divinity school told Union Theological Seminary that the old religion needs a newer theology and valid interpretation. He said Jesus remained unchanged and emphasized gentleness and personal transformation through love and redemption over scientific wonder.
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New York
Charles R. Brown
Yale Divinity School
Union Theological Seminary
Brown
Jesus
Christ
Humble Things Reflect God in Nature and Silence
The piece praises humble things as the true revelation of God, seen in wind, storms, roaring seas, sunlit fields, forests, birds, and the quiet heart. It contrasts hurried humankind with those who notice divine presence in nature's ordinary wonders.
Passion Tide Observances Begin at St Mark's Church
Pre Easter services start with Passion tide at St Mark's Episcopal where purple hangings honor Christ's suffering Rev James G Creede leads sermons on The Passion The Way of Sorrows with music by choir and soloists across participating churches including First Methodist Northminster First Baptist and First Congregational sermons cover Christ's retirement church universal appeal and dogma along with related topics from modernism to charity and gospel life
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A. H. Lemmann
St. Paul's
First Evangelical
Lawrence Sohi
First Evangelical Church
Waverly
Richard Crane
Caro Homa
O. AL. Yaggy
Judas
First Presbyterian
TLR
Niven
Martha McCormick
Norma Galser
Charles Tarbell
Godfrey
Mariel Correll
Henry Mueller
Frieda
Buenneke Welch
Schmolk
Hamblen
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Mueller
Roy Gilfilan
Marion Flint
Jerusalem
Mgr. Flint
Free Archodist Church
J. W. Whitesides
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
James G. Creede
Beam
Alice Eason Wise
Bruce Gates
Roberts
Max Wilson
Scotty
Rabbi warns against dethroning synagog from center of Jewish life
Philadelphia report coversRabbi Manx Drob of Congregational B'nai Jeshurun warning against secularizing Jewish life and removing the synagog from its central role. He says charity and philanthropy stray from Judaism and education must keep religious aim, not mere Hebrew culture. Also notes First Evangelical church annual canvass with members urged to meet canvassers at home.
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United Synagog of America
Manx Drob
Congregational
B'nai Jeshurun
Synagog
First Evangelical Church
M.' Yaray
Abide with Me Hymn and Henry Lyte’s Life
Abide with Me reflects Henry F. Lyte 1793 1847 life and the hymn written during his last illness and service. The piece recounts Lyte’s Yorkshire Scottish origins, Dublin education, Devonshore ministry among fishermen, and how a dying minister’s sermon and hymn creation shaped his legacy. It notes the hymn’s enduring place, the tune Eventide by Monk, and Lyte’s revival turning to deeper scriptural study and pastoral care.
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Henry F. Lyte
France
Nice
Henry Lyte
Kelso
Scotland
Trinity College
Dublin
Lower Brixham
Devonshire
England
Lyte
Church of England
Wesley
Marazion
Cornwall
Jesus
William Henry Monk
Walnut Street Baptist Church Evangelistic Revival Opens
Evangelistic meetings begin at Walnut Street Baptist Church led by Pastor Warren L. Steeves. The two week series opens with a morning sermon The Charm of the Gospel Tidings and an evening sermon Bargain Hunters in Religion with baptism to follow. Musical Messengers orchestra and a large chorus will perform nightly at 7 o clock using new hymnals. Bible teaching and evangelism will be emphasized with a 20 foot by 8 foot chart illustrating the scripture plan.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Warren L. Steeves
Steeves
Westminster Church
C. G. Bweitzer
C. A. West
J. W. Henderson
Robert Stewart
Rey Malcolm
W. A. B. Graham
CO. A. West
W. A. Bellinger
Westminster Drama League
Truman DeRoame
St. Claudia
The
B Stainer
Kling
Olivet
Calvary
Maunder Teor
Jerusalem
Joseph
Arimathacca
Blind Folk Strive To Own Bible In Braille Costs Highlighted
The American Bible Society reports the blind in the United States and abroad seek Braille scriptures. It notes a full Braille Bible costs about 21 dollars, with volumes donated when possible, and that most blind readers become blind as adults.
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New York
American Bible Society
New York City
The
Bible Society
United States
South America
Asia
Africa
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Advertised
TV was bothered with a hard persistent cough but found Foley's Honey and Tar Compound quick relief. It combines pine tar and honey with other healing ingredients to stop night coughs. sold everywhere.
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Foley
E. Boggess
Airlight stove aids Armenian public buildings
In Leninakan Armenia on March 24 a new airlight stove approved by the government provides high heat with minimal fuel, easing scarcity. Invented by Everett D. Gunn of Kansas, superintendent of the Near East Relief trade school, the stove is patented in his name and manufactured by the schoolboys as vocational training.
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Kansas
Armenia
Leninakan
Everett D. Gunn
Iansas
Near East Relief Trade School
American Organization
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