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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1933
Page
2
A Wilmette church announces Sunday services with Holy Communion on February 26 as part of a United Lenten campaign. The program includes junior Luther leagues, women and men's group activities, and midweek Lenten services starting March 1.
Wilmette Baptist Church invites members to 11 a.m. Sunday worship at the corner of Wilmette and Forest Avenues with a 9:30 a.m. Bible study and church school. Friendship Link meetings this week include Link F chaired by G D Allison and Link I chaired by Mabelle Rennacker with programs and luncheons scheduled at local homes.
More than 450 people gathered at the church to plan the United Lenten campaign. Congregational Presbyterian Episcopal English Lutheran and Baptist churches cooperate with March and April services planned. Choir recruitment for the March 5 service includes a rehearsal on March 2.
St. John's Lutheran Wilmette at Park and Wilmette avenues lists Herman W Meyer M A pastor at 406 Prairie Avenue with church telephone 5379 and parish contact number 1396.
A church notice lists services for Quinquagesima Sunday with sermons titled Jesus is passing by on His Way to the Cross and Jesus with His Father in Heaven. Lent services are announced for March 1 and 7:45 choir practices, children classes, and weekly Bible study details included. The gospel story of the blind beggar near Jericho frames the sermon theme of spiritual sight and Christ’s redemption.
Minister John G. Hindley leads the United Lenten campaign with a Sunday 11 am sermon on Religion In a Crisis, referencing Barthianism. The service features a full musical program and Sunday school sessions, followed by East End and North End circle luncheons and Seven Church Nights starting March 1 under the theme Rethinking Christianity.
The service features minister Oscar Olson with a theme Peace of God and special morning sermon Finding Hope for Life by Florence Farrar. A Mendelssohn Vesper concert follows with choir and quartet including Mrs Foster E Fike and Walter Chambers, plus a Bristling program of psalms and anthems. 陀
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