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| Creamed 5| I Comments/>■ on s,s,f.aW| I LessonJisSrl Br —g ~r ~irn "’•ya. sax? Creamed Comments on the Sunday School Lesson. The Psalms We Sing. Psalms 23:1-12; 42:1; 190:1-17. for Sunday. September 25. 1 A study <>f our chnrch hymns reveals that many are based on some j Psalm "Saviour. Like a Shepherd Lead Us" is based <»n the 23rd Psalms "Guide .Me. Oh Thou Great Jehovah ' is based on Psalms 38:8; ‘78:52. David, the author of many ; of the Psalms, was called the sweet of Israel. V I. “The Lord is my Shepherd. I shall not want.” The figure of the shepherd descrilies God as One who cares for his own. who knows us by name, who guards us. who guides us. who seeks the lost one God so completely supplies our m eds that htere is no want for any good thing as indicated in the following verses. V. 2. "He maketh me to lie down in green pastures. He leadeth tne besides the sttll waters." Cattle grazing in a godd pasture eat themselves so full that they lie down with plenty of green grass all around So n child of God finds bounteous divine provisions all about him. which completely satisfy him. "He leadeth me beside the • till water*” teaches that as a result of Gods' provisions, there is peace and freedom from fear and worry. V. 3. "He restoreth my soul; he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for ills name's sake." God converts and nourishes. God Is all good, and when he is given leader ship, one is guided aright. V I. "Yea. thougli I walk through the valley ot the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for thou art with me, thy r<»d and thy staff they comfort me." Death is out great physical enemy; he is on our trai ks.we can not Mcape him; hut j we can have the conquering power offered by the Lord giving us the assurance of victory. V. 5. "Thou prepares! a table before me in the presence of mine enemies, thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over When one is filled with God's i spirit, when the Lord resigns within, there is produced su h spiritual courage and strength as will en aide one to face enemies and con

Bethany Church Evangelical United Brethren F. H. Willard .minister Sunday school 9:15 am Law , rtnet* Anspaugh. *up* rintendent. Morning worship 1" 15 a m. The Board of Trustees will meet on .Monday evening at 7:00 o’clock The Committee on Music and the Executive Board of the Sunday ■ School will meet on Tuesday evening a: 7:30 o’clock Midweek Services—Wt duesday i at 7 .i'o o'clock. Zion Lutheran Church , West .Monroe and Eleventh Sts. Edgar P. Schmidt, Pastor I <We Breach A Changeless Christ To A Changing Win Id i It is the 15th Sunday after Hit Festival of the Holy Trinity. Two Services will be conducted, h and l'i too am. The Matins. The Lord's Supper will be celebrated in this St n ice. Communicants must hbve pnvtouiJy announced to the Pastor. The .Mixed Choir, under the direction of David Embler. will appear at this St tvice The pastor will preach on the theme: "The Holy Eucharist," Luke 22. 19 9.15 a m Bible Class and Sunday School will be held for all

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■ quer them. I V. 6. "Surely goodness and merI cy shall follow me all the days of II my life; and I will dwell in the ' house of the laird forever.” The Ii Lord will give a happy eternity and i that is wiiat counts most. Not I only •this, but while living, one .' may be happy. "No good will God i ■ withhold from him that walketh uprightly." V.l. "As the hart panteth after , the water brooks. So panteth my , soul after thee." The panting of I the soul does not mean any physiI cal action but a longing desire for a blessing that may be withheld for a time. 1 V 2. "My soul thirsteth for the living God; when shall 1 come and appear before God?” David had fled from Jerusalem. Because of - his absence from the Holy City, be i felt with special keenness his üb- , sence from the tabernacle and its services. V.l. "Lord, thou hast been our , dwelling place in all generations." God is our dwelling place in the sense that It is in him that we take our refuge. A godly person goes to him with his troubles as surely i as a man goes to his own home. The Lord is contrast with all others, can always be our dwelling place because he is eternal. V 2. "Before the- mountains were brought forth, or ever them hadst termed the earth, and the world, even from everlasting to everlast Ing. thou art God." Mountains are mentioned because they are among the grandest earthly works of God, and also are very old. God is a I bove time; his might Is not Imprisoned within the confines of a schedule. V. 16. "l*et thy work appear unto thy servants, and thy glory to their children." There Is meant, "some vast exertion of the divine power and majesty which will result in good to all men." — Rawlinson. God will reveal his glory to the coming generation through the works that he will perforin. Os course, his glory has been already revealed to all men through his works in the heavens and in the earth. V. 17. "And let the beauty of the i laird our God be upon us; and establish thou the works of our hand» upon us. yea. the works of our hands establish thou it." This ' is a prayer that the gracious kindness of the Lord may attend our , ways and may make the work of cur hands worthwhile. .

classes "The Birth Os Moses" I* the Leason for the day. It is Rally j Day. Promotions will be made and new numbered dirks distributed. lu.'SO ain The Rally Dav Service All children of the Sunday School will have part in this Service The pastor will prea< h on the topic: “A Sacred Obligation." bar ed < n Deuteronomy 6. 6.7. H your child 11 enrolled in no Sunday School, you are invited to use the frcilltics of this Church. The Walther League has Its Social meeting Sunday evening. Leaguers will meet at the Church at 7 o'clock. All young people cordially invited The Congregation's Committee ,*n Nominations will meet Monday evening at 7:3# It: the church The Board of Finance meet*. Tuesday evening at 7:30. Choir rehearsal Wednesday evening ut 7 o'clock Note the earlier hour. Saturday Bible School meets Saturday morning 9:Bu to 11:30 a.m Central Standard Time goes into, I effect tonight midnite. Service* begin Standard Time tomorrow. The pulpit message at Zion Luth- • ran is always Bible centered and . applies the Word to your life today I I Come, worship with us.

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. —-I St. Mary's Church ' Very Rev. M»gr. Selmetz, pastor 6 A M Low .Mass 7:3V A. M. Low Mass 9:00 A. M. Childrens Mass 10:15 A M. High Mass. Holy Hour and Benediction Sun ' day afternoon 2:30. Holy Communion Sundays First Sunday, St. Agnes Sodality Second Sunday. Holy Name Society. Thiru Sunday. St. Mary's Society. Fourth Sunday, Children of Mary. — Zion Evangelical and Reformed William C. Feller, pastor Church School at 9:00 a.m. Wes-, ley lx*hman. Luther Cisse. James Stauffer superintendents. This is Rally Day ad a record attendance Is desired. Adult classes will re Hume their regular class studies There will be promotion in some of the classes. Worship Service at 10:00 a.m. We shall go back to the regular fall and winter schedule. The c-ho*’ will resume its place in the wor ship service. Every memlier is urg ed to be present, to make this a real Loyalty Sunday. Sermon “Re vive Us Again." A nureer will care for the children up to the kindergarten age. Parents are Invited to come and leave their children in the nursery under capable care There will be reception of new memlcers during the service. At 7:30 p.m. the sound motion picture "Ruth" will be shown. Senior choir rehearsel on Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. Ruth and Naomi Circle pot-luck dinner at the borne of Mrs. Henry Graber. Members are asked to meet at the churc h on Wednesday at 11:00 a in. Bring covered dish and table service. Bethany Circle on Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs. j Wesley Lehman. Friendship Circle on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. itaymund Snyder. f’hilalethean Circle on Wednes day at 8:00 pm. at the home of Mrs. S. E. Leonardson. The .Michiana Section of the .Michigan-Indiana Synod will meet m St. Peter's E. A R Church. South Bend on Thursday with the opening devotional service at 9:30 a.m. Catechetical classes on Saturday morning; senior at 9. jnnior at 10 a.m. Come and worship with us. Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Madison at Ninth John E. Chambers. Minister 915 a m -Sunday School; Chai mer Barkley, general superintendent. Next Sunday, October 2. will be promotion day In the Sunday school. 10:30 am -Divine Worship with Mrs Herald Hitchcock as the organist The Choir will sing the | anthem, "Come with Rejoicing." i The message by the minister will tn- "Diligent Efforts Required." 3:30 p.m.-Junior. Youth, and* Adult Christian Endeavor meetings. A service for every agei group 7:30 pm The Evening Senice —a hymn sing with Miss Opal Sprunger as the pianist The mes i sage by the Pastor will be "Walk Ing with God." A cordial Invlta | Jem awaits you at this informal: , evening Service. Tuesday—S: bi! pm.—Fellowship I Carry in Supper at the Church. ( Wednesday—7:oo p.m.—The congregation is Invited to meet in the • sanctuary for a Day of Prayer Service. sponsored by the Women’s Society of World Service. This wervh-e will take the place of the regular agr-group meetings Friday 7:30 p.m-Fort Wayne Group Get-acquainted Meeting at the South Wayne Church Saturday— 9:30 am— Annual Youth Fellowship Convention and bu'iness meeting at Plymouth. World Communion will be ob served Sunday. October t. a rerv-| ice all Chi intian people should attend. r— ■ ——■ Flattery never tomes up to the expectancy of conceit. — The remedy for wrongs Is tot I forget them. — Svrus.

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Church of the Nszarene North Seventh A Marshall Sts. Ralph A. Carter, pastor Sunday School. 9:30 am. Glenn Habegger superintendent. Help us, reach that 200 mark this Sunday. Services will be on Central Standard time again. Morning Worship. 10:30 a.m. The singing will tie under the direction ot Nelson Chamberlin of Fort Wayne. The message sill be by Rev. R. A. Bettcher of Mooresville. Ind. Youth Service. 6:45 p.m. Evelyn, Hicks, president Adult Study Group. 6 45 p.m. George Anspaugh. president. Evangelistic Service. 7:30 p.m. Our special workers will be singing and preaching again in this service The revival will continue throughout this coming week with the services beginning each evening at 7:30 o'clock. Y’ou are invited to attend these services. Decatur Missionary Church Tenth and Dayton Streets H. J. Welty, minister 124 8 Tenth St. Phone 10592 9:00 to 11:00 Unified Ben ices of Sunday school and morning worship hour Mervln Rupp. snpt. This h promotion Sunday Solo. Ruth Rupp Message will be given by' Rev Dale Moser, missionary to South America 7:00 Children's Gospel Hour at which time Mrs. Dale Moser will speak to the Children 7:00 MYF. with Rev. Mower speaking Io this group 7:30 evening service Hymn «lng Colored slide pictures will be shown in this service by Rev. Mower of tbefr work tn South Amertca. Wednesday, 7:80 prayer meeting and Bible study. Oct. 2 Is rally day at our church We invite you to attend! Music for the day will be furnished by a gospel team from the Ft. Wayne Bible Institute. The annual Women's Missionary i convention of the Missionary churches in the state of Ind will hold their meeting this year at Ft i Wayne First Church on Oct. 6. Your sunrise chape! Is again oh the air each morning at 7:15. Monday through Friday, over station* WKJG <I3BO kc). This devotional program is from the campus of the Ft. Wayne Bible Institute. If you have no church home and ’ find our services helpful, we in vite you to make this your Church home and worship with us. First Baptist Church Robert H. Hammond, pastor The Bible Behool will meet at 9:15 with classes and capable! teachers for all age groups. The, adult department will present a special feaiure for the opening exercises. All are welcome. Ralph, Kenworthy, superintendent. In the morning service we welcome the return of Mrs. Embler after the recent illness of her son. She will play "Distant Chimes.", by Snow, tor the prelude, ‘Tastorale." by Peele, for the offertory. The choir will sing the anthem I "Love Divine," by Noble Cain. The pastor will speak on "The Lord's Prayer." Thia service is open to I all. and we invite anyone who has no other church home to come and woriihip with us. The evening service will feature Miss Jan* Ann Brumley as soloist, singing "The Holy Hour." Both the: organ and piano will be used in the I set vice of Joyous Gospel songs The: pastor will speak on the subject,', I “A Man Who Forgot God " These services are proving a real source 1 ot Inspiration to all who attend. ' Come and share a blessing. Monday evening at 7:3* Is the official meeting of the board at the parsonage Each member should be present. On Wednesday evening the chair I wiii rehearse at 7:00. The prayer. I praise and Bible study hour will! be at k:tm, with the monthly business meeting of the church hnmediately foliowing al 9:00. Friday evening at 7:30 ia the! monthly meeting of the Philo eiasa' at the home of Mr and Mrs. Hom-' er Reppert. 344 Line St. The assoclatio'<l meeting of the' mens brotherhoods will be on October 3 at the First Baptist' Church in Bluffton All are Invited to hear one ot the greatest orators in the country. Tom J. Davia. of Butte. Montana. Polio has created a national, emergency. Fuads are needed now Send a contribution today to POLIO, care of your Pout Office. i

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First Preebyferian Church Five Pointe. Decatur A.C.E. Glllander, patter 9:30 am. Rally Day Church School, with parents being invited by scholars to visit the classes in order to hear and see what the children are being taught through the new "Faith and Lite" Curriculum Promotion Sunday will be October 2 Teachers and officers of the church school are asked to meet again nett Wednesday 'September 28. 8:00 p.m., to make out promotion certificates 10:30 am.. Church worship. | etnpharftlng the educational work of the church. The pastor will preach on "Faith and Life The choir will sing. "God of Grace" by Harry Emerson Fosillck .Mrs Tyndall sings. "I Sought The Lord." by .; Stevennon. Wednesday, choir rehearsal at 7:00 pm New anthems have arrived aod the practice for World Wide Communion Bunday is Important to each singer Thur*. church people are being asked to begin listening to a radio series over the A B C. network, called "Some One You Know." It I is the story of ministers at work in personal counselling. The broadcast is at 9:30 to 10:00 C S T Friday. 7; 30 p m., leaders of the various women's organisations will meet to consider leadership for the circles of the new Women's Assocla to begin the firm of 1950. — First fttethodiet Church Gerald H. Jones, minister The Church At Study 9:30 This is Promotion Sunday in the Sunday school. The pupils will be conducted to their new classes by i the department superintendents beginning with the high school class The superintendents concerned are: Mrs Robert Mills, Mrs Russell Owens. Mrs. Watson Maddox. The promotional exercises are under the direction of the General Superintendent Lowell Smith. A friendly welcome awaits you at the friendly .Methodist Sunday school The Church At Worship 10:20 The Scripture for the siiteenth Sunday after Pentecost is found In Gal. 5:25-6:1-10. The theme of the sermon, in keeping with that of the ' service of worship, is "Fulfilling The Law of Christ." The Adult Choir will sing the Latvian Folk Song: "My God and I." James and Earl Sprague will serve as aeolyies. The Youth 3:00 Promptly at d:W the children and youth will meet. The Juniors and Intermediates will meet in the basement rooms The Y'outh will meet In the Lecture Room Another. the third, in a series of teaching films will he studied Official Board 8:00 The Official Board will meet promptly at 8:At). Wednesday The service of prayer will be held at 7:00 instead of at 7:80. This will be the time beginning Sept. 28th. The Youth Choir will rehearee at 7:00; the Adult Choir at 7:48 Saturday ?:» On Saturday. October Ist, a Preparatory Rervlee wifi be conducted by the pastor in preparation for the Sacrament of Holy Communion to be observed the next day. This congregation will observe World Wide Communion Sunday on Octttier 2 October 5 Remember the "Wings Over Jordan" program In the High School Auditorium at 1:AO. A free will offering will be received Sponsored by the Ministerial Aasocia i tion this promises to be a good! evening of inspiration

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Church Os God Cleveland Street Bernice A. McCurdy Dwight R. McCurdy, mlnletora Two Blocks Northwett es Hospital 8 30 a.m "Cbrtotton Brotherhood Hour" Radio Station WKJG Ft. Wayne. 1880 on your Btoi 6:30 p.m Youth FelieweMp, Mrs of the Gospel Os Christ." 10:80 a.m. Church Schott. Mrs. Floyd Mitchel, and Mr. Emery Hawkins General Superintendent*. 8:30 p.m Shining Lights, Norma Agter, and Virginia Taylor 1n charge 6:30 p m. Y'oulh Fellowship. Mr*. Kenneth Watkins, president; Mr*. Gug Agler. counselor. 7:80 Regular Sunday Evening Services. Sermon. "Seeing the Light of the Glorious Gospel of Christ." "Everyone Welcome" The Church of God stands for: Full Salvation from sin Sanctification of the believer Divine healing for the tick and afflicted in answer to the prayer of faith. The unity of all of God's people, into one body, which ia esaential for the church to truly represent Christ on earth. The new testament aa the guide and rule in the government and practice of the church, and The second coming of Christ when all men will be Judged and rewarded according to their works. Affiliated with the Church ot God. General offices, Anderson. Indiana. First Christian Church E. E. laenhewer, minister Lloyd Rhodes, Bupt. Sunday morning at the First Christian Church, time :980 the minister Rev. E. E. laenhower will deliver his farwell sermon. Subject “Our Only Hope." Junior Church at the same time. Mrs. Isenhower will apeak to the children for the last time. Following the worship service the Junior Uhurch will have a permotion day program. Do You Know 1. What is the funeral Psalm? 2 WMch Is the Shepherd Psalm? 3. On which Psalm la based the hymn "Oh. God, Our Help In Ages Past' 1 ? 4. Why should Otte not fear death? 5. Finish thia sentence: "Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my Rfe " Do You Know Anoworetf 1. The 9oih psalm 2. The 23rd Paelm 3. Psalm 83:7 4. Paelm 28:4 "For thou (God) art with mo." 5 “ and 1 shall dwell in the house of the Lord forever ’ Polio petlente need your help • | Now!. Mail your contribution to i POLIO, care es your local Poet Office.

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