Labor Day Message Urges Social Justice and Fraternity
Dr John McDowell secretary of the Presbyterian board of national missions issues a Labor Day message from New York urging cooperation and equality of opportunity as the core of social justice. He argues that charity alone fails and calls for work fairness, shared daily bread, social service and responsibility, and a church-led industrial order rooted in justice. He stresses that every worker deserves subsistence before luxury and that wealth must enable service to avoid class divisions and social unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John McDowell
The
Presbyterian Board of Ational Imissions
Presbyterian
Fifth Avenue
McDowell
United States
J. Briotley
Benjamin Kidd
M. Henry Sloane Coffin
Lsabor
Jesus Christ
What The Old Been Mosaic A Guest
A dialogue in verse recounts an eighty year old man reflecting on a life full of roles and experiences. He lists being a baby, child, youth, lover, fisher, friend, brother, uncle, neighbor, and many other identities, noting joys and missed chances along the aging journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong
Lesser danger in leper than in sinful man or woman
Rev. Francis McFadden told a St. Patrick's cathedral audience that a sinful person poses more danger than a leper. He warned of rampant crime and immorality, urged vigilance against one’s own worst impulses, and urged faithful, pure living for happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francis McFadden
St. Patrick's Cathedral
The Abundant Life and Christ in Our Hearts
A sermon piece extols Christ as the source of a remunerative life that sustains workers and their families, framing him as the keeper of social justice and the rival of worldly creeds. It calls Christ the lord of hearts, homes, hopes, prayers, and needs, a figure who embodies love and moral conviction amid human frailty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Lord
Lifespan Gains Worth If Enrichment Follows
New York reports a Madison Avenue Methodist minister argues that prolonging life matters only if life is enriched in depth and breadth. He notes many distinguished by youth may lose shine with age, while questions of immortality persist amid doubt about afterlife. He cites limited scientific support for communications with spirits and notes psychology offers explanations for puzzling phenomena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John A. Vollenweider
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Echo Music Program at Backbone Park Sunday
Backbone Park Music Dept presents an echo program on Sunday from 4 30 to 4 30 p m atop the pine knoll of State Backbone park near La Mont featuring Epworth League couns ers of St Paul s M E church Cedar Rapids. The program includes cornet duets echo choruses violin pieces and an scripture reading by Dr Ewing with meditations and a final group sing along Let the Lower Lights Be Burning led by Margaret Prats.
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Pine’ Knoll
State Backbone Park
Lamont
Epworth League Counsers
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Cedar Rapids
Kholl
St. Paul's Church
America
America, the Beautiful,’ Cormet Duet By Ralph, Puckett
Gerald Roseneberger
Roy Tolls
Beulah Land
Dr. Ewing
Schubert
Holy City
Mr. Tallman
Roy Holtz
Cyrus Metoplf
Ar. Ewing
Matt
British survey shows penury among ministers challenging ordination
A Sunday Chronicle inquiry reports widespread hardship among clergy in England and Wales. Wives of four London clergymen work as cafe waitresses and housekeepers while a Birmingham curate’s wife is a charwoman. A London curate earns about 1200 a year. a vicar 1500 to 3000 but must pay curates and other costs. In rural areas many livings fall under 1400 annually.
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London
Church of England
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Sunday Chronicle
Birmingham
The Pact of Peace Inscription to Brians and Kellogg
A commemorative text laments past helplessness and calls the people to vow for peace. It urges citizens to resist tyranny, lift their voices, and empower leaders who place the people first, in a period of hopeful unity. Published under Robert Underwood Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Robert
Underwood Johnson
Plymouth Congregational minister to give sermon in Lincoln Park
Plymouth Congregational church pastor Rev William Hardcastie will deliver the Sunday evening sermon in Lincoln Park with a Firsk Erpetater quartet providing music. Morning service subject is Christ the Center of the Christian's Adoration followed by the lord's supper. Farewell for Frederick Morse planned at Lafayette chapel as he leaves to study for ministry at William Jewell College.
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William Hardcastie
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lincoln Park
Firsk Erpetater
Haven
Mual
Walnut Street
Warren L. Steeves
Dudley Burk
Israel
Herman Vor Berge
F. L. Crofcot
Lafayette
Hawthorne Street
Hagerman
Lafayette Chapel
Frederick Morse
William Jewell
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Roy Leslie Smith
Halling
Malcolm ©. Morse
Waco
Tex
Margaret Howell
Jesus
MacDougall
First Presbyterian
Thomas RK. Niven
the Lord
Martha McCormick
Jesse Church
G. L. Tarbell
East Park
Vinton
Independence
Immanuel Lutheran
A. H. Lemmann
Plymouth Congregational
First Evangelical
Oliver M. Yae~gy
W.C. Black
Voice In the
Scott. Christ. Episcopal
Ernest B. Mounone
Frea Methodist
MA Carmel Baptist
Union Congregational
Charles V. Lannaholm
Westminster Presbyterian
W. P. McCormick
Morry
Jons
Iiliean
A. E. Hacerlein
Gain
Northmister Presbyterian
Shedd
Andrew McBlain
First Baptist
C. L. Kenagy
God
Graves
United Brethren
C. Gy
Ashford
First Senics Presbyterian
Trinity
H.moehlmann
Kisst
Richmond Morgan
First Church of
Christ
Job
St.Mark's
Christ Pictured as Ruler Not Lowly in Sermon
New York September 1 A plea to Christians to rest upon Christ as risen and ruling rather than as a despised lowly figure was voiced in a sermon by Rev Julius A Schaad of Atlanta Georgia at the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Ascension in this city The speaker said worship of a crucified Jesus is wrong. instead he urged kneeling before a Christ who is ascended and reigns.
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New York
Julius A. Schaad
Atlanta
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Jesus Christ
Indian Lutheran to Speak Tuesday at Trinity Church
Dr. Rajah B. Manikam a native Lutheran preacher from India will address Trinity American Lutheran Church Tuesday at 8 pm. Former professor at Noble College University of Madras he came to America in 1924 studying at Columbia and Union Theological Seminary and received a PhD before graduating Mount Airy Lutheran Seminary Philadelphia. He has been appointed to teach at Andhra Christian College on his return to India and will be ordained by the Andhra Lutheran Church.
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Rajah B. Manikam
India
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Manikam
Noble College
University of Madras
America
Columbia, University
New York
Union Theological Seminary
Mount Airy Lutheran Seminary
Philadelphia
Andhra Christian College
Inala
Andhra Lutherin Church
Now Thank We All Our God Hymn of Rinkart and Peace
A biographical sketch of Martin Rinkart, pastor of Eilenburg, who wrote Now Thank We All Our God after surviving famine and siege during the Thirty Years War. The tale covers his poverty, ministering to villagers, a 1644 peace treaty, and the hymn’s enduring global popularity and tune Nun Danket.
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Martin Steinkart
Marth Rinkart
Rinkarty
Germany
Rinkart
Rinksart
Rinkert
Ian
Wittenberg
Johann Kruger
Stuttgars
England
Heart of Peace Pact Should Be Burned in Ming
Rev Gilberts P Symons, Glendale rector, urges memorizing the Kellogg pact heart in a World Peace sermon. He cites two articles condemning war and demanding pacific dispute settlement, urging nations to renounce war as policy and to seek peaceful means only. The sermon contrasts pro and anti peace groups as eyes on world unity under God.
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New York
Gilberts P. Symons
Christ Protestant Episcopal Sehurch
Glendale
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Wall Street
Symons
Caleb H. Stetson
Europe
Stetson
Gasterbury
York
Evangelical Church
Germany
Federal Council of Churches of Christ Lin America
Heart of Kellogg
Mr. Symons
Faith Alone Will Assure Salvation Says Texts
New York reports Rev. Dr. W. Irving Carroll of First Presbyterian Marshall Texas preached at Broadway Presbyterian. He urged strict faith reliance as the sole path to salvation stating God gives all to believers and that many in the church have not trusted Jesus.
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New York
W. Irving Carroll
First Presbyterian Church
Marshall
Tex
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Dr. Carroll
Jesus
Lord
Teachers Ethics Emphasized at West High Meeting
Charles A. Hietrell of the West District Schools underscored teachers moral obligation to students and the community. The session in West High auditorium will present the Iowa State Teachers Association's 1922 Code of Ethics as a guide to conduct. Each teacher will receive a copy.
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Charles A. Hittrell
West District
West High
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Bell
Dulles
Two Services Sunday at Cedar Heights Church
Dr. 2. A. Lauri, pastor, will preach Sunday morning at Cedar Heights Presbyterian Community Church on "ALL Men Seek for Thee" with a children's talk on The Lord Mayor and the Lion. The evening service will present "The Lord Hath Need."
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A. Lauri
Cedar Heights Presbyterian Community Church
Lord Mayor
Pastors Return From Vacations For Fall Season
A number of pastors resume duties as fall services begin. Rev G L Kenagy at First Baptist, Dr J Arthur Young at First Methodist, Dr W P McCormick at Westminster Presbyterian, and Rev F P Shedd at East Park and Northminster return from vacations. September rally month set with sermons and special music planned across several churches.
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G. L. Kenagy
First Baptist Church
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Church
W. P. McCormick
Westminster Presbyterian Sharen
Warren
Scott
J. L. Gillin
University of Wisconsin
Religious Images Hired Out in Spain
Madrid reports describe a practice where devout women carry tabernacle images of saints to homes for 24 hours. Parish societies oversee four or more tabernacles per woman, earning a nickel per transport. Supplicants drop coins feeding church building funds, with biweekly boxes tallying contributions.
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Madrid
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