Feeding of the Five Thousand Illuminates Christ's Power
William Jennings Bryan discusses the Feeding of the Five Thousand, arguing miracles prove Jesus's supernatural power and invite belief. He contrasts human skepticism with the disciples and emphasizes Jesus's sympathy, the danger of indifference, and the moral call to benevolence and gratitude, tying the event to universal charity and modern philanthropy.
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William Jennings Bryan
John
O&t
Jesus
Philip
Ohio Musician to Assume Post at First Baptist
Elmer Dimmermann formerly of Cincinnati will assume duties as organist and director of music at First Baptist Church. The morning choir will sing O Lord God of Hosts with a soprano solo by Esther Banton. an evening organ recital features Mélodie du Soir and Largo from the New World Symphony. Rev. Williamson delivers sermons on Evangelism and Sins of Respectable People. community singing and orchestra numbers accompany the services. First Methodist and other churches schedule varied sermons, choirs, and organ recitals through the day.
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Elmer
Dimmermann
Cincinnati
First Baptist Church
Witty
Esther Banton
Shelley
R. E. Williamson
Mr. Williamson
Grace Methadist
Young People's Department
A. B. Curran
Arthur Jury
A. J. van Doren
Daisy Bulkley
Camden
S. C
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Charles McElroy
Stalts
C. Albert Scholtin
du Bois
Nevin
Wibbard
First Presbyterian
R. Macartney
C. A. Hoatman
Scott
Rogers
Macartney
United States
Hamilton
Himmel
WM Oliver Stevenson
St. Paul's Methodist
Clarence Dewey
Adams
S. V. Williams
E. A. Heald
C. R. Miller
William Raab
Waterloo Potter
Mr. Williams
Westminster Presbyterian
Charles D. Darling
Ambrose
Laurence Hutson
Burky
Chadwick
A. O. Tabor
Prin Moses
Temple of Sun
Heliopolis
A. D. Cashman
Christ
Pearce
West
Cedar Heights
J. A. Laurie
King's Highway
Sunday church services and topics in Cedar Falls
Universalist Prof T B Homan of Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls will lead the morning service with the message Our Responsibility in the World using Math v18 168. Union Congregational and First Congregational plan varied sermons with themes The Dead Sea and Why It Is Dead and Dr Emil B Free to preach. Trinity American Lutheran discusses Are We Lutherans Drifting with special synodical treasury offering. Central Christian questions Why the Dead Sea. Walnut Street Baptist features Loyal in Christ in the evening with The Presidents Faith and special music at each meeting.
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First Evangelical
Women's Missionary Society
Clinton F. Smith
Christian Scientist
Northminster Presbyterian
M. G. Court
Moses
All Ager
East Park Presbyterian
J. F. Hinkhouse
Independence
Emmanuel Eutheran
Henry Proke
Universalist
T. B. Homan
Department of Education
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Tares
Dead Sea
L. BD. Blandsford
Trinity American Lutheran
F. Herbert Moehlmann
Synodical Treasury
First Congregational
Emil B. Free
Praston
Wesleyan Foundation
Cenral Christian
C. ¥. Allison
Walnut Street
Dam
R. XS. MacDonald
Qgholin Outlines Plan For Three Music Programs
Qgholin outlines an April 21 to 23, 1925 three program music festival at First M. E. auditorium. Edward Kurtz opens with Adelbert Hugalet on violin and piano. four vocalists including Mrs. Gloulse Winter and Mrs. Frederika Downing perform. final concert with soloists and 60 to 70 voice chorus performing The Seven Last Words and Stabat Mater.
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Albert Seholin
First M. B. Church
Hartz
Edward Kurtz
Iowa State Teachers Collage
Jim
Adelbert Hugalet
Scholin
Gloulse Winter
Frederika Downing
Willam Roger
Downing
Roger
Chicago Opera Company
Mercedante
Rossini
M. E. Auditorium
Postoffice Issues Westminster Herald Mailing Permit
Westminster Herald, the weekly Westminster church publication, has be en approved by the postoffice department as eligible for second class mailing. A permit dated Sept 12 1924 has been issued to the publisher as the paper seeks to boost activity and readership.
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Westminster Herald
Westminster Church
Postoffice Department
Agtivi
Church Publishing Committee Plans Expanded Program
The publishing committee intends ongoing improvements and elaboration of its program to meet the special needs of the church and community, signaling continued efforts to engage churchgoing readers and broaden outreach.
Illinois Central System Shows How Government Ownership Would Increase Taxes
Government ownership of railroads raises taxes as shown by international comparisons. Germany Italy Britain France Switzerland Sweden Brazil Canada and the United States are cited. The piece argues privately owned U S railroads relieve taxpayer burdens while government lines struggle with deficits and higher costs.
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Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Mionii
Arkansas
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minois
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
France
Republic
Switzerland
Sweden
Brazil
Central Brazil
Canada
United States
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Ohio
First Baptist
Grace M. E
Westminster
Sionary Pathfinders
Pacific Northwest
Lewis and
Clar Burton Avenue
Willmot Wilkins
Burton Avenue
Ira UB. Wilson
Boosters Chorus
White
Chisholm
Lee FL Park
Andrew Church
C. L. Collins
Plom. Smith
John Siiis
Fritier
Luke
Jon i
John Iit
Jesus Christ the Righteous
Ammon
The
Bible Service Bureau
Wrukaton
Java
Kurtz-Reinhart, Co. Fuel & Transfer
West Mullan Arc
Qgholin
Plang
Postoffice
Lorraine
Florida
Ewing & Crozier
Quest & Smith
Washington Street
Towa
Ilinois
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