Personal Work Sermon Urges Christians to Win Souls
Evangelist Sunday delivers a mid afternoon sermon at the tabernacle urging believers to engage in personal work and win souls for Christ. He warns against laziness, calls for courage, perseverance, enthusiasm, and a ready witness, citing examples from life saving crews and biblical figures to motivate concrete action.
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Hell
Evangelist Sunday
the Tabernacle
Sunday
Ssice
God
Christ
Evanston
Lake Michigan
Bac
Jesus Christ
Salina
Kansas
Beecher
Jesus
Samaria
Sermon notes from Mr Sunday on church power and unity
The recording mocks church hypocrisy and urges purification over compromise. It cites tongues, denominational splits, and a critique of social church events while praising faith and the Christian birthright. The piece notes Miss Maclaren and Miss Miller in the service and mentions local events at the Kirmesse Elks Hall with meals and a Grand Ball.
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Portland
Oregon
Sunday
Washington, D. C
Kingdom of
Goa
Elks’ Hall
St. Mary's Parish
Pastor J O Kindstrom dies by self inflicted throat wound
Rev J O Kindstrom Swedish Lutheran pastor of Alta Iowa died at about 7 AM after cutting his throat with a razor. His wife found him in a pool of blood. he had been distressed by sleeplessness and recent nervous trouble. He left a wife and a two year old son.
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Noah
Old Noah
Jesus Christ
Westey
God
Devil
Hell
Admiral Decatur
Id Tike
Gibson
Bancroft
Noah Webster
de Bull
Grant
Carlyle
Alta
Mr. Kindstrom
Augustana College
Rock Island
Northwood
Mr. Hoogmer
Wakefield
Ned
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Mr. Sunday
Jermon
Waterloo Lodge
K. of P
Black
Smith Premier Typewriter Company
Syracuse
N.Y
Des Moines
19Th
Douglas Streets
Omaha
Nebraska
Alta, IA
Ellis’ Hall
Hans
Kirmesse
Buchanan
Syndicate
Havana
Jacksonville
Florida
Illinois Central
Chicago
St. Louis
Binningham
Columbus
Atlantic Coast
Ait
Atlantic Coast Line
Georgia
Albany
Savannah
Birmingham
Cuba
Knights Key
Port Tampa
Fred Austin
Waterloo
Towa
H. J. Phelps
Basak
Debseque
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