Christians Urged to Reject Modern Theories of Bible
Cedar Falls September 15 Dr Mo f ic J Seerley president of Teachers college opened the new year with a sermon urging Christians to ignore modern theories about the Bible and Christianity. He argued the gospel is a peaceful, spiritual kingdom and warned that debates over origin, inspiration, and inerrancy threaten faith and social good.
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Faith of the fathers creed spans nations and languages
A sermon at St. Mark's emphasizes the creed's universal relevance across languages and races, urging faith over purely intellectual tests. The rector notes parish improvements and announces Hal’s departure to Clifton for a rector position, while a historical note recalls ancient war-time innovations using sun mirrors.
Farwell Sermon by Rev Thomas Horton Delivered Sunday
Rev Thomas Horton rector of St Mary's Episcopal church gave his farewell sermon to a large congregation yesterday morning marking the seventh anniversary of his coming to the parish. The altar decorations music and service reflected his long ministry with sincere regret from attendees.
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