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I Comments zMI r On S.S.' .Srfrm IL LessonjGglga Creamed comments on the Sunday schol lesaou. A Fellowship ot Many Folowers, John 15:5-9; Philippians 2:14-16; Romans 16:1-7, for Sunday, Apirl 6; The past quarter a study of Christian leaders was made, and now in this lesson sincere fellowship is taught as not only a bond between Christians hut as the source for strong Christian characters demonstrated in Christian service under difficulties. V,5. “I am the vine, ye are the branches; he that abideth in me, and I in b tan bringeth forth mucu fruit; but withput me ye can do, nothing.” Christian character is rooted in Christ; in the preceding verse a purging process Is taught whereby self is eliminated making a place for Christ at! the center ofj {One's thoughts, alma motives, and will. Close relationship is main jained only when , the individual sees to it that Christi is at the center; to do this calls for a Christian to use all available means of grace faithfully. The purpose of thia close relationship is in good works. Note that good works is a result and not a means of salvation. V- t 6? “If a man abjde not in me, he is cast forth as a branch and is withered; and men gather them and cast them ijnto the fire, • ;iand they are .burned.” If* through Neglect or sin on our fellowship with Christ, is; broken, then; we become spiritually dead and! fruitless; but the viorst of it ip that eternal destiny is terrible. No soft-peddling will change final results which is of one's own choosing. Not to acept thia fact is to belive universal salvation with no need of the atoning work of Christ. I | V.7. “If ye abide in me and my words abide in you. ye shall ask what ye will, and it; shall be done unto you." Chirbt Ivithin as an abiding presence intercedes for that soul in the abiding process and he becomes one with the Lord. V.B. "Herein is my Father glorified that ye bear much fruit; so shall ye be my disciples.” The outstanding fruit of a soul abiding in Christ is soul-winning and building Christians in Christian faith

Bethany Church Evangelical United Brethren F. H. Willard, minister PALM SUNDAY Sunday school 9:15 a.m. Arthur Beeler, superintendent. ; |! j j Morning worship 10:10 am. Sermon: "Parade* and Hearts^’ 1 The choir will glug; "The Palms.’V Youth Fellowship at 6 p.mj. Roger Cole, | Evening service 7 p.m. “Jerusa’em Then, Decatur, Now,” Hyn.n study for the service—“l Heard th® Voice of Jesua Say.” H Holy Week service* each eve» sing at.7. Themes have been ected for the service each evening ippropriate to Holy week and a deture and hymn study will be resented each evening in keeping vith the theme. Monday: "The Boldness of r esu».” Tuesday: “The Activity of desu*." \ Wednesday: “The Silence ot Jesus." ’ , Thursday: "The Giving of Jesus.” The service of Holy Communion will be observed.

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as taught in the great commission. V. 9. “A* the Father hath loved me. so have I loved you; continue | ye in ay love.” It takes the love of God for the felowshlp to flow through from God to man and from man to man. This love is from God; it is the gift of obedient tatth. V,14. “I* ail things without maxmuring* and dtvputlngs." Just a little grumbling has a bed efect bn the soul life for Ln time it will come out in axpreeed dissatisfaction, quarrelling, etc, Here is a sign of self coming back. V. 15. “That ye may be blame- : less and and harmless, the sons of God, without rebuke in the midat of a crooked and perverse genera- ] tion, among whom ye shine as lights In the world.” Persecutions i were very common but a light shines brightest in the dark. In < time the one who endures persecution will rise above it all . and prove there is something in Christianity that can be explained only I by the fact of a right relation with Christ. . [ < V. 16, “Holding forth ! the word Os life; that I may rejoiice in the day of Chirst. that I have not run in vain, neither laboured in vain ” There is a close identity between the word of God and Christ; so that by bolding on to the Word one holds on to Christ. The one ' who presents the word ot God to others shares in the blessings that 1 follow. : Vs. 1, 2. “‘I commend tinto you Phebe my sister, which is a servant of the church. That ye receive 1 her In the Lord, as becometh 1 saints, and that. ye assist her in whatsoever business she hath need ' Os you; has beep a succour of many and of myself also." ; Paul no the preceding ' versea. Phebe was a consecrated ’ Christian woman full ot good 1 works, a blessing to Paul and many others. The same thought is carried in the following verses of this leu- 1 soln; each one had a special Christian work but they did it j Their names are not very prominent but they are accorded a place with the greatest. To be I 'l ’ I I good, for all that word can mean. Is to be classified among the redeemed above which there can be nq higher place. —Biased on copj’Tighted outlines produced by the Division of Christian Education. National! Council of the Churches of Christ in th,e jUjS.A-. and used by permission.

4—4——| —— Friday: “The Love of (jurist.” Good Friday service 12i noon at the First Methodist church. 12:00-1:00 Worship with Rev. Willajrd A. Zinke, pastoij of the Salem ' Evangelical and Reform*! church of Fort Wayne, 1: QO-2:00 Good Friday music by the &u*fc section of Decatur Women’s club. 2-00-3:00 Worship with j)r. Ralph M. Holdeman of Dayton, Ohio speaking. Th* council of administration will meet on Wednesday evening Chbir rehearsal, Wednesday at 8. The Dutiful Daughters claw will meet on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Brice Roop. Unit 2 (Mrs. Ketcham’S) of the Society of Worljd service will meet at the home of Mr*. Amo* Ketohum on Thutsday at- . tern<|)on at 3 p.m. Unit 3 <Mrs. Alger’s is postponed one week. Kbep the heart with all diligence'; tor out of it are the issues of

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liTkSunday-* Bt. Mary’s Catholic Church Very Rev. Magr. BelmeU jMMler 6:90 AJA Ftrit Mm 7:M A.M. Lew Maw 9:M A.M. Chlldren’a Mass lt:ll a.m. High Maaa. Weekday Maas ?:3p a.m. Prayer Hour ana Benediction, Sunday 3:80 p.m. Hoiv Cdmmuateii First Sunday. The Catholic Ladles of Columbia. Second Sunday, Holy Name So ciety. I ■- Third Sunday, The Rosary Society. Fourth Sunday, Children of Mart Loaten Service* Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Sermon and benediction. j Friday, 7:30 p.m. The Way ot the Cross and benediction. ■ ■’ - ■ TRINITY J , evangelical United Brethren Madison at Ninth John E. Chambers, Minister 9:15 Sunday School; Chalmer Bollenbacher. general superintendent We passed our attendance goal of 250 by 11 last Sunday. Our goal for this Palm Sunday is 275. 10:30—Diyine Worship and Palm Sunday observance. Harold Mumina, organist and Evangeline Em* bier, minister of music. The choir will sing the anthem, "The Entry Into Jerusalem" from the cantata "Man of Sorrows” by Thompson. A baptismal service is planned for infants aud adults. The sermon subject is "We Also Face Jerusalem.” You are invited to worship with us . 1:30 —Sper lal choir rehearsal. 6.3o—Junior Christian Endeavor ami Youth Fellowship. 7:3o—Letter Organ Recital by Evangeline’} Embler. minister of music. Thip recital has been well received by churches of other c6minunities. Mrs. Embler will make! comments concerning the musical selections that will be of interest to all J. The Sunday School executive council will meet on Sunday eve| ning following the recital. ! Tuesday ?1 7:30- Women’s Society Os Worl4 Service meeting at the church. The leader is Mrs. Opal Baker; the hosteases are Mrs. Artie Crid er, Mrs. Viola Scheitjerer, and Mrs. Laura Sapp. Wednesday 7:00- Mid-week Lenten service of worship. The sermon subject, the last in the series 011 "The World and the Cross” is “A Doomed World Needs the Cross.” ' B:oo—Choir rehearsal. ,j Thursday 2:00- Maundy Thursday V Holy Communion serveie Special significance is placed on the fart that it was Thursday \of Holy Week that Jesus instituted thi Lord't Supper. Friday 12:00-3: Qn P. M.Uunion Good Friday service at the First Metho ( ;st church. Rev. W. H. Zipke o‘ the Salem Evangelical and R* formed church in Fort Wayne if the speaker for the first hour. The music section of the Woman’s cluffe will present sacred Lenten music? the second hour. Dr. Ralph Hold*! man of Dayton. Ohio, secretary ol| church school administration 0% the Evengelical United Brethre| denomination is the speaker th<§ third hour. 3 — CHURCH OF THE NAZARENg Seventh and Marshall Romaine D. Wood, minister Sunday school p : 30 a m Worship service 10:45 a.m Junior service 6:45 pm Youth service — 6:45 p.m Adult study group 6:45 p.m Evangelistic service __ 7:30 p.m Midweek prayer service Wednes day ; 7 ;30 p. m Pro-revival prayer meeting Fri day 7;30 p-m j 1.. ——J FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Robert H. Hammond, pastor Bible School The Baptist Bible school meet* at 9:15 a.m. Our school is undergoing continual improvement tc meet the needs of those to whom we minister with new classes as new needs are experienced, and new equipment to serve those who

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learn. Ralph Kenworthy- is superintendent. Morning Worship / Palm Sunday worship service brings to our attention the theme “Sunshine Among Shadows” a* the topic of the sermon The 10:30 service will present the adult choir in -the anthem “Ride On Lb MM»*ty.” Mrs. C. K. Bell Ijkill direct the music. We cordially invite unchurched member* of the community to all public •erviees of our church. Baptist Youth Fellowship The B.Y.F. will meet for bu*i* nee*, for fellowship, for toajtra* tion at 6 |n the lower auditorium of the church. Evening Worship The evening service at 7:39 Will highlight a number of special feature*: go«pel singing at it* best, preaching from the Bible accepting its full worth aa God'* Word and the pleasure of being in ifod i house to serve and worship. The sermon theme is “Saved—Hew?” Monday NUrbt J On Monday night the mtn ot the church will gather at 6: Iff to go to the Ralamonie Associations! Brotherhood meeting with the First Baptist church of Dunkirk. Wednesday Night At ; 7 is the choir rehearsal for the Easter/services. At 8 is the mid week jjrayer, praise and Bible study hour. Record attend mces are being enjoyed on Wednesday night. So great is the interest that; a new mid-week Bible study service is to be instituted on Thursday nights in two week’s t!m& Thiel course will be coinpar able to a Bible institute course in Bible survey. J - Thursday Night ! At 7:30; the missionary s»ciety of the church will meet for their monthly meeting. The program will |>e by Mr*. Fred Brown who -win present pictures of travel in eastern- lands. Mrs. Boat Mrs. Hakes, and Mrs. Metzger aye the hostesses, bring good used clothing for Karlens for Korea, warm garments for children, babies up 'to 16 yaai|, , \|| . : Friday ' ‘ ‘i Good Friday Union services will be observed, in the Methodist church frdm 13-3. ; j , ; zio'n evangelical AjNP REFORMED - William C. Feller, pastor f Church' - school at- 9 a.m. Raymond Snider, superintendent. Individual glasses meet in pleasant surroundings under the leadership of capabl* teachers. There are classes soy all ages. Palm Sunday worship service at IQ a.m. A: class of ten young people, will jjecojne members of the church, through the rites of confirmation.* The youth choir will Ung Palms.” Meditation by he pdstoif, "Making JeAus Kthg ” Youth Fellowship apd their par nt* pot-lqck supper at 6 p.m. Con'rmatlon- class will be special juests. f Officials board meeting in the hurch parlor on Monday at |:3O >.m. \| f . Church} membership class for iult* on.’Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in ie church parlor. < Youth I choir rehearsal on JsdhesdAy at 6 p.m. in the First aptist church. Senior Vholr rehearsal on Thursay at 7 p.m. Good Friday union eyvice in the First Methodist | hurch. J, cpmtnunion service nd liturgy-cantata on Good Friday /tuning agt 7:3Q p.m. CB»ie alnd worship with us. I/ - j ; IRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ' lev. Alexander GHlander, minister Palm Sunday church school, L:io am; Jack Knudsen and Har»ld Glazner, superintendents. ‘‘Lesons tod‘good to miss” begin for he second quarter of 1952. Worship. 10:30 a.m. On the andverSary of the day when children shouted “Hosanna!” for Jesus, here will he infant baptism. ‘The ’alms” YviU be sung by the «aoir. VUd the sermon. “The Self-iSncri* icing Jesus,” will continue the jeri es ■ on "Charact-eristiusj ot Christ.” ; 3 p.m., meeting, at which the cominunloants' class will be presente(|. 6 ixm.; important meeting of Westminster Fellowship. jj Tuesday after school, last fleeting of the communicants’ class.

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Tuesday. 7 p.m., choir practice for communion and Eastor. Wednesday, 8 g.m.l Ruth Circle meet* with Mrs. Wayne Schnepf. Wednesday, 8 p.m., NaomVCirmeets with Mrs. Nina Adams. Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Holy Wsek memets with Mr*. Nina Adam*m. Thurfjay, 7:30 fj»., Holy Ws*w Commusion and reception of now member*. The choir will sing, “Calvary.” Sermon. “Raai Reason* for Chrf*V* Crucifixion.” Good Friday, union service* from noqn until 3 p.m. in th© First; Methodist church. CHURCH OF QOD Founded A.D. 33 } Cleveland Street Two Bleok* Northwest of Hospital Dwight R. McCurdy, minister HormanJW. Hammond, B. 8. Bupt. Mofnipg and evening services every Sunday. "REVIVAL SERVICES” 8:30 a.m. Christian brotherhood hour, WKJG 1380 on your dial. 9:30 Am. Morning worship, eermon: R*v. Mervin E. Taylor, evangelist. |i; « ' 10:30 h.m. Sunday school. 6:30 p.m. Shining Lights, Norma Agler, Sabina Taylor, director*. 6:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship, Virginia Taylor, president. 7:30 p.m. Regular Sunday evening servicee, sermon by Rev. Mervin E. ; ’ Talor, evangelist. Monday Through Friday 7:30 p.m. Revival services, RevC Mervin {E. Taylor, evangelist. | WE WELCOME YOU Affiliated with the Church of God. Central Officee, Anderson, Indiana! "Where A Christian Experience, Makes You A Member!”i (Acts 2:47). , I ZIOS LUTHERAN CHURCH West Monroe and Eleventh Sts. Edgar P. Schmidt, Pastor (We Preach a Changeless Christ for a Changing World) Sunday Palmarum, the Sixth Sunday in Lent, will be observed with tiyo services of worship at the usual hours of 8:00 and 10:30. The pa|tor will sum up the fruHs of Chrtfct’s redemptive work in the "Christ Is All and in All.” based qn Colossians 3, 11. At the 8 o'clock service the congregation will make a renewal of their Confirmation Vow. The Sacrament of Holy Baptsim and tbie Rite of Confirmation will be to four candidate* at the< 10:30 service. The choir will appear this late service, ringing, “The Carol of the Palms” by The Church School, with classes for alllages from three years, will meet qt 9:15 o’clock. The Crucifixion end Death of Jesus Christ is the'lesson for tomorrow. „ Church Calendar The»Quarterly meeting of the Lion 'Assembly will take place St 1:30 Sunday aftehioon in the cMrch. President G. A. Schjults will preside. Zion? Married Couple* Club UiU honor ?tlie Church School Basketball tegm and their cheer leaders at a cftrry-in supper and program beginning at 6 o’clock Sunday evening. The? Executive Board of the Missionary society wilt meet Tuesday afternoon, 2 p. m. Announcements for Holy Communion will be received in the churcii on Wednesday on the hours of 2,4, 5, J and 8 o'clock The Sacrament will be administered Maundy Thursday evening and Easteri Sunday at the 8 o’clock servic*. The; Zion Missionary Society meets! Wednesday afternoon at 1:39 p’clock, AIL ladle* of the

HOLY WEEK at ZIOH LUTHERAH CHURCH PALM SUNDAY 8 and 10:30 A. M. MAUNDY THURSDAY 7:30 P. M. GOOD FRIDAY NOONDAY 12:30 P. M. GOOD FRIDAY VESPER „ 7:30 P. M. Come, Worship The Savior Who Died For Your Salvation (Courtesy Dierke* Implement) K. : '■: ■' v ' ■ ! ‘ • d .

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congregation and tgeir friends are cordially invited. { ! Mid-week Hoty Wk Service* will be conducted Maundy Thursday at 7:30 p. m.; Good Friday Noon at 12:ZQ p. m.; and Good Friday evening at 7:30 Ip. m. Th* Thursday and Friday evening hours will be worship services with sermon. The Good Friday Noon service features the reading of the Hletory of the Fusion, i This aervice has become a popular tradition at Zion. The uon-cherehed public is cordially Invited to attend all services at Zion Lutheran church; MIBBIONARY CHURCH Tseth *r4 Dayten 8L H. J. Welty, minister '• 9:00 Sunday School. 1 Ralph Myers, SupL A warm welcome ewafts any to attend our Sunday School. Classes for alt with flnosChrietian Teachers. April is Rally Month and wo are calling it Loyalty Month. Something special is planned for each Sunday. 10:09 Morning Worship.*' Duet: “Harbored In Jesus,” Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steiner. Message: “A Memorial.” Communion will b< observed in this service. 7:00 Children's Gospel Hour. 7:00 M Y F, Eddie Beihold in charge. I . 7:30 Evening service. A Good Gospel song service you will enjoy. Message: “Hope That Removes Sorrow.” Monday 7:3o—Regular Quarterly Teachers and Officters meeting. Tuesday 7:30 —Choir practice for the Easter program. Wednesday 7:3o—Bible Study and Prayer meeting. tB:30 —-Choir practice. Thursday 7:00 — L*diee Fellowship will meet at the home of Mrs. Gerald Hrodbeck, 415 N. 7th St. , If you have no church home we invite you to worship with u*. FIRST MBTHODIST CHURCH W. Monroe at Fifth St. Samuel Emerick, minister 9:30 The Church at Stiidy. Assembly period in the church sanctuary. The church school program is under the direction of Noah Schrock, general superintenden Mrs. Ray Walters is in charge of the nursery for pre-school chlldreh trom 9:30 to 11:30. 10:20 The Church at Worship. Organ meditations by Mrs. EdgatGerber. The pastor’s sermon theme will be “Blind Spots.” The anthem by the youth choir will Hn ‘The Palms” ‘by Jean Baptiste Faure. There wtll be a service for the reception of new members into the church fellowship. Mrs. G. L. Brayton will conduct the 7 junior church program in tlie Wesley loom. 6:00 Youth Fellowship group:; will meet for Hply Communion service. 7:30 Evening" Worship serveiej. ‘Story of the LeMaeters” will lie told with colored pictures in church sanctuary. i Tueeday 7:30 The Mount Union College Choir will give a concert in church sanctuary. A carrydu supper is being provided bg members o( our chupch and the chd|r members will join them ip the meal at 6 o'clock prompt, Wednesday I 7:00 Youth choir rehearsal. 7: 45 Senior choir rehearsals 7:00 "The Last Supper” is the pastor's theme for the Bible study hour. Thursday ’ 2:00 The members of the W. 8. C. 8- will bold a Sacrificial Lunch: eon in the church sanctuary Mrs. IxiweU Smith will give sermonette and Mrs. Watson Maddox will give the devotions. Special music will be provided by Mrs. James C. Webb and Mrs. Harry Dailey.. 7:30 Holy Communion in the church sanctuary. \ Friday Good Friday Union services *t

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First church from tIY: 00 noon until i o'clock. : '! 12:00-1:00 Rev. Willard H, Zinke, pastor of the Salem Evnagelical and Reformed church, Ft. Wayne. 1:00-2:00 Th* Music department of the Woman’* cdub will provide appropriate muric. ' 2:00-3:00 Dfc Rhjph [ director of chprch pchool administration and assistant secretary of evangelism the Evangelical United Brethren church, Dayton, Ohio. ; ; .’LJ - . : . — ' .1 FIRST CHRISTIAN Jonas M. Berkey, minister Gerald Strickler, superintendent "‘A Good Conscience Toward God" will be th* sermon title for this coming Sundqp morning worship service at 9:30 a. m. On this Palm Sunday the choir will sing T •Jerusia*m“ by Barker-Landon and Miss Phyifts Kraft will play ‘ Prayer” by Cherubini and "Eternal Father” by Junior church members will worship ip the adult service. 1 i Church school Board The Church School Board will meet this Sunday immediately at the close of serried*. Willing Worker* Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stucky will be host to the Willing Workers ; class at thgir home on Tuesday i evening at 7:Jp o’clock. April 8. Mr*. Edward Andgrson is to be in charge of entertainment. -Candlelight Communion A Candlelight Communion service observing the first Lord’s Supper will begin Ain the church parlors at 7:30 p, m, on Thursday, April 10. V jif Union Good Friday Services The annual Good Friday Union services will held this year at the Rirst Methodsit church from; U noon to 3 p. m. on April 11. Chob The Choir will rehearse this coming Friday at T: 00 at the home of the director, Mrs. Gerald Strickler. Sunrjfee Service The Union Eastjer Sunrise serice will b* hsd the First Baptist Church at 6 a. m. Spring District Meet Fftst Christian Church, Gas City, Indiana will host to the Spring Fifth District Youth Meet on Sunday, April 20. , ♦♦♦♦l 111 »♦! Hl 1 | DIERKES Implement Sales Fergugon Tractor Fa rm Machinery Sales and! Service Hl-Way 27 / ! Phone 3-3311 ♦♦♦|B Jjj I M9I II Mi»t ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ I ♦♦♦'! I H »♦ STEFFEN IMPLEMENT CO. Quality John Deere Farming Equip. nent DeLaval Dairy Equipment Louder Barn Equipment ! See u< f*r Service. 114 N. 3rd St. Phone 3-3813 *♦♦♦♦! ♦♦! || || I9HI 11 | »»» The knowledge of the Bible \s best source of help in solving our problems. > ■ ‘ »♦♦♦♦♦ 11 I !!♦♦♦ 11 ♦♦ IDEAL DAIRY Restaurant Our Specialties Short Order* and J Fountain Service A Good Quiet Place to Eat. Bu* Station 217 S. 2nd |tJ Phone 3-4118 ***** * 1 »♦<> M 1 »** I• 1 1 >"M Small, narrow* minds will not lead us out difficulties.— Sack man. | *♦♦♦♦♦!♦♦♦♦♦!I»♦♦♦< 81 91♦ For Gas, Oil or Coal-burning Home Heating and Modern Kitchen Equipment, Call or -See - - • MAZELIN Heating Service 238 N. 2nd SU Phone 3-3808 — . Everything Christ says is psychologically- *oun|M-Peale. ♦HH4H HIH 1H199 II 111 “Insure Your Future” Decatur Insurance Agency Since 1877 Kenneth Runyon All Form* es Insurancel K. C. Bldg. Phone 3-4300 »♦♦♦*! *9* a* *»>»♦** | | *M-*h* Human persons have dignity only as they are Children of God.— Edwards. ■ |

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