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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1927
Page
12
Sunday features across churches with a Baptist Young People's union rally at Burton Avenue Baptist, a 6:30 p m youth hour and 7:30 p m sermon by Rev Marion Flint on The Ancient One seen as The Necessity of Proper Vision. Other churches host combined Epworth league services and sermons on Vision and Marching Orders with varied musical selections.
The fragment contemplates escaping anxiety and loss, pondering how past burdens press on present life. It asks if knowledge can reveal what lies beyond time and whether one can escape ruin through solitary pursuit, ending with a musing on fate and passage.
The dedicatory festival at the new Trinity American Lutheran church and a harvest home service at First Brethren church highlight worship tomorrow. Trinity will hold a 10:30 a.m. service preparatory to communion, with a 11 a.m. holy communion and confirmation for children and adults. Dr. A. B. Leamer of Des Moines, president of the Synod of Iowa, will preach again tomorrow morning. The program includes sacred anthems, organ works by George Timm, and an evening sermon by Rev. FP J. Weertz. New members will be received. First Brethren church decorates with garden fruits. morning sermon is Fellow-Workers with God, evening message The Hymn of the Continents. The slide-aided sermon uses 50 colored slides. Westminster Presbyterian features Dr. W. P. McCormick on A Man's Job, with an anthem The Spirit of God. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Shedd, former Iowans, discuss Persia experiences during Sunday School. Dr. J. Arthur Young preaches on The Value of Life's Convictions in the morning and Watching Proportions in the evening. The opening evening features an organ recital by Albert Scholin. Other churches listed include Wesleyan Methodist and First United Presbyterian with Rev. Lester Lalan speaking. First Church Christ Scientist on Matter. Northminster Presbyterian with Earl Kimball speaking. First Baptist on The Challenge of Change. Graves Memorial with Dorcas sermon and music. Christian Endeavor evening service. Central Christian questioning Does Religion Pay with Dr. Endres and an anthem My Faith Looks Up to Thee.
New York reports Rev. Dr. John Albert Maynard delivers French Episcopal Congregation sermon stressing the resurrection as central gospel. He frames it as gospel of science justice and love, asserting Sunday as worship day and eternal life as just reward. Real estate transfers listed follow in the same column.
In a sermon at the Metropolitan Temple New York, Rev Dr Wallace MacMullen questions the claim of any nation as Christian. He cites Geneva Conference and Briand’s plea for peace as evidence nations fall short of Christian governance. He argues Christ outranks all leaders and that chronology honors Christ’s birth as a central event.
Perth Amboy New Jersey September 17 The Rev Dr Frederick D Niedermeyer pastor of the First Presbyterian church told young people going away to school and college that what we become depends on what we want to be and that dragons St Georges and maidens must still strive for great deeds and lasting personal achievement
On judgment day God will surprise men by recalling deeds the doer has forgotten, Rev. John Deans told the Central Presbyterian Church Brooklyn congregation. He warned many will seek rewards for helping the sick and poor, but the Lord will not reward them without acting in his spirit.
Dr. J Gould Wickey president of Carthage College urged retaining purpose and perspective during the dedication week at Trinity American Lutheran church. He warned modern progress ignores inner motive and character, urging youths to live purer lives and measure success by inner values. About 100 attendees heard the address and program featured organ, scripture, prayers and a Girls Octet.
The Rev H Arthur Stirling of Glasgow urged church members at Lenox Road Baptist Brooklyn to merge church and secular life. He said half hearted Christianity is a curse and God judges both business and home life as part of salvation, noting Jesus was a furniture maker in Nazareth and that God cares as much about daily conduct as church preaching.
The Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian church will host the evening sermon at 11 p m with theme Some Milestones of Progress. The children's talk covers The Making of an Athlete while Dr J A Laurie speaks on Conflicts and Perils of the Christian Life.
Rev. Erich Krieger of Mt Saskatche wan Alberta Rev. E Grummer Latimer Ia and Rev A Trost Farnhamville Ia join Rev A H Semmano pastor for Immanuel Lutheran services tomorrow Krieger preaches German service at 9 30 a m Grummer leads English service and zone rally with Trost as main speaker afternoon rally at 2 30 p m Evening meeting in Immanuel Lutheran school auditorium Cup awarded for largest rally attendance. three consecutive wins earns permanent possession Sunday school opening. E J Studt elected superintendent Bus to Iowa State Teachers College runs weekly to Waterloo for service and back Cedar Falls Rev Lemmann welcomes students.
A summons card issued by J. H. Godtfring Y M C A boys' work director invites boys who joined the Y Gypsy tour last summer to meet at 7 30 p m next Tuesday Sept 20 at the Y M C A Honor emblems will be awarded and tour pictures will be exchanged by various boys on the tour.
New York Sept 17 Rev Addison B Lorimer urged a productive religion at opening services for a new Fellowship parish formed by Harlem First Spanish and Mount Morris Baptist churches in upper Manhattan. He warned against laziness and stressed work as the measure of faith, noting religion fuels energy and action. The three congregations will share Sundays but keep separate weekday programs.
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