Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1949 — Page 4
Touring U. 5.
wervices at 9:30 and 10:50 a. m. tomorrow in the Central Avenue
Mrs,
Fenwick, who is a British pastor's wife, is touring the United States to increase friendship between church people of her country and ours. She will attend he Methodist Jurisdictional
the scroll in Hebrew, thanks to instruction
ebrew Congregation Sefs |
The confirmation class . . . of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation can read poy Hii eee Maurice Goldblatt (center). The
Confirmation Rite
Moses with the tables of stone . . . sculptured by James Guillaume, advanced student in the
Butler Instructor Is Luncheon The
American {tine Committee will present Ga-
class includes Norman Rosenberg (front right), Nathan Harold Miller and Allen Sentir, Judy Lee Glazer, Barbara Ann Dee, Adrianne Cogan, Elaine Jaffe and MariSentir, Judy Les Glazer, Barbara Ann Dee, Adrianne Cogan, Elsine Jaffe and Mari-
lyn Ann Lewis.
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an tntreduction
for “DP Month.”
ation is sponsoring during June among the Protestant denominations of the city. DP fonth is Daihg Ober ved all over & United States through the influence of Church urd Service: “It fs through ure or ; that Protegtant a i Orthodox DP's are bro this country. CWB cites statistics which indicate that Ameri-
the jmerios are Jot doing their part bringing displaced persons ‘the United States. Fine Piece Of Work Lutherans, :who work through the National Lutheran Council, Roman Catholics and Jews each have done a fine plece of work in resetiling refugees, the official record
ves, Month is being
Orthodox Church members to their opportunity and duty toward DP's, the Church Federation will tell you. The Indiana Luteran Resettlet Service today annoynced Be appointment of Mrs. Blomas their full-time promotional and resettlement representative. She will travel over the state and speak in churches to encourage families to make sts for DP's for their comties. Blomkalns also will meet ees who come Into the k with them and try to them feel at home, She ain that what they do the fate of other DP's. ‘Iron Out’ Difficulties he also will attempt to “iron out” any difficulties, of personalor from other causes, among new arrivals, Blomkalns attributes much of her progress as Aan Indianapolis resident to the fact she and her two children gve lived in the home of the . Paul E. Huffman and Mrs. . The Huffman family rsonal interest in the Blomkalns to become tegrated with American life.
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and other sclences
‘To Be Laid
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or A eh Fo Eh worship in the home of the John he sheer ce it Dr. ©. tw bor whi is has ln Bei Praseise Convent Reagan
Success Story of DP Offers Inspiration
' ._ By EMMA RIVERS MILNER, Times Church Editor ‘The success story of & Latvian newcomer to Indianapolis offers
Anna Blomkalns came here from a displaced persons.camp in Germany Feb. 3, She could speak very little English but could it. Bhe had been a teacher in her Bitive Latvia,
In addition to employing the #érvices of Mrs. Blomkalns, the State Lutheran Resettlement Servfee also has appointed Mrs. H. B. Campbell as secretary. She will maintain headquarters for the
4 r in connection with the Tava od’ ns, i wn displaced
Buropean include men and women ly in Business, law,
Cornerstone
Mooresville Church
Rite Tomorrow The congregation and the Rev. Ted Reagen, pastor, will hold cornerstone laying ceremonies tomorrow noon following morning i'worship in the Mooresville Church of God
Members have been holding worship for some time in the unfinished building. The special {oornerstone ceremonies will mark the beginning of the laying of Bedford stone veneer. The congregaton did a large part of the actual labor of construction as
) building seats 250 and in-
auditorium, When completed it will represent an investment of $45,000. The lot provides ample space for parking. The church began some years 280 as a small group meeting for Starnes family. The Rev. Mr. been the pastor since
Latvian
Friday will be the Feast of
Jews the holiday will continue until Saturday. According to tradition, Moses received the Ten Commandments from God at this season of the year. Moses is said to have established for all ages the covenant between God and Israel, In its origin, S8hovuos celebrates the harvest. Thus it has become a custom for confirmation services to be held in the temples and synagogs on the Feast of Weeks, Flowers and plants decorate the pulpit and young children offer the first fruits of the season before the open Ark of the Covenant.
Pledge Fidelity To Faith
Children who have completed their early religious education pledge themselves to the principles of their faith. The rabbi charges the confirmands to prove worthy of their heritage by living in such a way as to be pleasing in the sight of God and man. “Shovuos has deep significance for modern man,” the synagog points out. “In an age of ideological conflict, it brings a message of liberty under law and of sympathy and understanding
Mrs. Anna Blomkalns
‘Individual persons and groups wishing to assume responsibility for giving a refugee person a chance at a new life here may
paid work and living quarters.
quarters, Dr. FP, M. Hanes is regional director for the Re-Settlement Service of the National Lutheran Council and president of the Indiana United Lutheran Synod.
Church,
Conference Arranged By Church Workers
Friends Church. five times during the two days Meeting, also will speak.
here, (RI, 52244).
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do so by giving assurances of
The request blanks may be signed in the Church Federation Office and in the Lutheran State head-
Others on the executive committee of the service are: the Rev. Paul E. Huffman, representing the United Lutheran Church of America; the Rev. Carl Amelung, the American Lutheran Church; the Rev. W. B. Fagerberg of Attica, the Augustana Lutheran Church; and the Rev, Anders Steensen, the United Evangelical Lutheran
Workers in churches and Sunday schools of the Western Year ly Meeting of Friends will hold . their annual conference Tuesday | SKY (summer meditations). and Wednesday in the Carmel
TOKYO, May 28 (UP)— Kaoru! Okura, 35, of Hiroshima, former
John Herron Art School and Brownsburg resident, expresses the spirit of Shovues, Mr. Guillaume, World War 1 veteran, made the piece as a tribute fo law which he says the world needs.
Group Completes First Nine Years of Religious Training
Young people will receive recognition for nine years of religious study when they are confirmed Friday at 9:30 a.m. in the temple of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation,
Thursday at sundown. Israel and liberal Jews everywhere will mark the festival through Friday while for Orthodox and conservative
Weeks, or Shovuos, which opens
Plan Honors
To War Dead
Several Churches Schedule Services
on the lawn of the Roberts Park
setting tomorrow for memorial services honoring the city's dead. Various other churches also schedule special memorial ceremonies. Tomorrow at 10:30 a m, directly preceding morning worship, the Roberts Park Membership will gather on the lawn for the program. The services will be conducted by the Roberts Park Post 380 and the Fireman's Post 42 of the American Legion. Lowell Story, commander of the Roberts Park Post, will place a wreath on the miniature cenotaph. Clifford L. Smart, vice commander, and William R. Blount, finance officer, will assist in the wreath-placing ceremonies.
Services wil be held at 5:30 p. m, by the Indianapolis
He Congre, with Rabbi TIM e Golmiatt Th charge. The s confirmation class includes: Adri-
ienng. Cogan, Barbara Ann Dee, Judy” Lee Glazer, Carolyn and Elaine Jaffe, Allen Lampel, Marilyn Ann Lewis, Joseph Marcus, Nathan Harold Miller, Norman Rosenberg, David Sentir and Shirley Mae Steinberg.
Church Sets Up Book Club
An official religious Book-of-the-Month Club with editorial board and bonuses is operating in the Woodside Methodist Church, The pastor, the
Rev. Henry
G. White, says he held the theory
and made available to thém, nd so he set about organizing the club in his church. The club is conducted in connection with the church library. About 80 Woodside families have joined. Each subacriber pays the list price on a book for membership and receives bonuses (In pictures or informative booklets.
Suggested By Readers The editorial board passes on the books suggested by scoutreaders. The scouts get most of their suggestions for volumes in the Methodist Publishing House, Cincinnati. The library and literature rack are set up in the rear of the Woodside auditorium Thus, mem-
the books, conveniently, after close of services,
and the Life” (a compilation)
More Vitally” Rhodes; and
Ratcliff to Direct
Dr. Douglas V. Steers, professor p jen » . of Haverford College, will speak Hillside Church Music «| Donald Ratcliff will serve as diWilliam J. Heagan, principal! of|rector of music and Miss Sarthe! Washington Oakwood School in Poughkeepsie, | Irestone, as organist, for the HillN. Y,, and Milo 8. Hinckle, pre-|side Christian Church. Both are siding clerk of the Western Yearly from the Jordan School of Music. Dr. Willlam F. Rothenburger, A large delegation of Indian-|temporary pastor, will preach on aapolis Quakers are expected to) “The file reservations with the church| pay” tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. in the Hillside Church. Mrs. Rothenberger will sing during the 7:45
Significance of Memoria
p. m. service.
" Rev. Amos L. Boren, pastor in human relations. thursday RODerts Park Post cheplain, will y) invocation. 1. D. Allen,
bers can look over and draw out the
Typical works offered by thee
club are: “Revive Thy Churchise world War I with ceremonies| tomorrow at 10:45 a. m, Families of the men named on the roll will be special guests. The Rev, G, Lavon Fisher, pastor, will preach
Beginning with Me” by Samuel Shoemaker; “The Way, the Truth
made from a reproduced hand{printed manuscript; “Finding God |on “Not Forgotten.” by Winifred , “Altars under the
adjutant, will read Kipling's “Recessional.” The miniature cemetery will remain on the lawn through Monday.
Will Attend Service
In honor of Memorial Day, members and the auxiliary of the Speedway Post 2839, VFW, commanded by Carson Ramage, will attend the 7:30 p. m. service tomorrow in the West Morris Street Christian Church. The Rev. Harry Bucalstein, pastor, will preach on “The Greatest Memorial.” Silent prayer, a presentation of the colors and the sounding of taps are scheduled. The Rev. Ralph Moore Jones will preach on “A Better Country” tomorrow at the 10:30 a. m. service in St. Paul's Methodist Church. The boy and girl scouts and the icub pack will take part in the
that church members would read Program as will the junior and) ist and choirmaster of the Trinity books with a “spiritual imp nior choirs, it they were carefully seleciilly Joseph TF. Lutes, state com-
mander of the American Legion, will give the principal talk for the Christian Men Builders’ Memorial service tomorrow at 9:30 a. m. in the Third Christian Church. Frank Hardy will read {the honor roll of members who lost their lives in the last war, The color guard of Hawyard-Bar-cus Post 55, American Légion, will advance the colors. The chorus of Broad Ripple Post 312 will sing directed by Roger Riley. “The Three Bows and an Arrow,” Plainfield High School Quartet, will sing during the memorial service tomorrow conducted at 9:30 a. m, by the 101 Class in the Broadway Baptist Church, The Rev. R. M. Dodrill,
a. m, over WISH,
Pastor To Present Mexico Film Travelog will present the Rev. Harold W.
Mohler, minister of Street
in the church.
cover the political,
| Kimsey is Memorial pastor.
Garfield ‘Heights
_ Bible Study, 10 A. M. Ww. L
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2842 Shelby Btreet
Morning Worship, 11 A. M. Totty, Minister,
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FIRST UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH
1 N. Pennsylvania St PAUL RB. HUFFMAN. Pastor 10:30 A.M.
Ds “From Faith Unto Foith” 9:18 A M.~Chureh School
Pastor's Home, H1-0028
Church of Christ
Evening Service, TP. M. Wed. Eve, Bervice, 7:45 GA-1045—~GA~9480
A replica of a military cemetary
Methodist Church will furnish the pd
The youth group will highlight the andiforénoon sessions all three days,
teacher and pastor, will give the| {message to be broadcast at 10
The Centenary Christian hurch will retire the honor roll]
The Memorial Baptist Church
The Rev. Mr. Mohler spent a month traveling and taking picjtures in Mexico. His comments economic, social and religious life of the Mexicans. The Rev. George G.
Education Sessions Set
Winchester Scene Of June Conference
Approximately 1000 Hoosiers of many denominations are expected to attend the 85th Annual State Convention of Christian Education June 7 through 9 in Winchester,
Dr. Benjamin V. Andrews of . Indianapolis will give the keynote address in the opening session. rHis topic is “These Hands.” Dr. Andrews is the head of the department of
oo tion Jo the Indiana sbyterian ; Mr. Liddle Synod. Mrs. Rosa Page Welch of Chicago will sing as a headline number on the program for the mass meeting June 7. Dr, D. Elton Trueblood of Earlham College and the Rev. A. C. Brooks of the Third Christian Church, Indianapolis, also will speak, Dr. Charles C. Ellis, president of Juniata College, author and lecturer, will give the main address for the mass meeting June 8 following the banquet. Dr. Trueblood is the banquet speaker. Sessions - for children’s and young people's workers and the
Daniel R. Ehalt, director of re. ligious education for the Indianjapolis Church Federation, will speak on the final youth forum June 9. Frank Liddle, “secretary of the Indiana State YMCA, will give the summary for the forum
and the convention closi address, ns
Church Plans Organ Recital Here Thursday
Samuel Walter of Newton Center, Mass., will give an organ recital Thursday at 7:45 p.m, in the New York Street Evangelical United Brethren Church. Mr. Walter, {s described by the church as ‘one of America's talented young concert organists.” He plays from memory an extensive repertoire of representative composers from all periods of organ composition, In addition to serving as organ-
Church, Newton Center, Mr. Walter directs the Canterbury Choir of 100 voices in Trinity Church, Boston; the Chapel Choir, Boston University, and teaches in the College of Music, Boston University.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
16th and Delaware Sts. Rev. Marcus W. Johnson. Minister 11:00 A. M.—Morning Worship:
Christian Educa-|1?
Speaker Christian Pales-
briel Ofiesh in an address on “Rapprochement and Group Identification in Palestine” following 2 12:15 p. m, luncheon Wednesday in the Columbia Club.
in Butler University.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Bible School—0:30 A. M. Morning Wership--10:48 A. M. Musie by Excellent Choir “No Understanding Without Remembrance.”
ST. JOHN'S
E. A. PIEPENBROK, Pastor
10:18 A. M—'%at the Chureh Be the
ST. MATTHEW EV. LUTHERAN
B. New York & Oxford St. Rev. Carl H, Ameluns, Pastor.
9:30 A. M.~8undsy School for All Ages. 10:30 A. M.—Morning Worship. al to
God.” PR $e.
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Sermon:
A WORLD-WIDE GOSPEL CENTER
BEREAN GOSPEL TEMPLE’
Carrelitsn at 10h 86 FORD PORTER, Paster Heor Closing Message—Jawish Confer: ence. Speaker: Rev. V, D. Shannen. Tonight, 7:30—Sunday, 10:30 e.m. ond 7:30 p.m. Interesting and Timely Messages ond Pictures of the Jewish Developments in Palestine. .
ST. MARK’S
UNITED LUTHERAN Prospect and Linden Sts. Rev. Duane E. Schroeder
Worship wennvssssnnel0:48 A. M, Sunday School ..aev. 9:30 Al M.
7:30 P. M.—Pictures of Vision:
~ METHODIST
10:45 A. M.—"Stewards of the Walls.”
V1: “His Vision in the Upward Look.”
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CHURCHES
ROBERTS PARK CHURCH, EAST 10TH STREET Since iE Methodist
C. R. Holmes, Pastor E. 10th St. at Keystone Ave. Church School rs aaverss 330 Worship Service .......10:45 “Worthy Memorial” | Home of the Everson Bible Class
“NORTH METHODIST Meridian st IJRh Street
EY Manssonye : 5 Fe
L. Bro
Sermon: “THE Church
Special Music.
CENTRAL Invite You to Worship With Us at Central Ave, 3 Westtield Blvd. 10:45 AM Morning Service. ‘Dr. G. H. O'Donnell speaking. 9-9:35 A. M.—Bible School. Classes for All Ages
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30 A. M.—Bible School. 1 u AM —Vorenis. Eerimon ¥ 2 Wop Park aehool.
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pastor. Services 9:30 &. m. Nod §:30 » ip Fd Jo §
Belmont Church of Christ
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Christian Science Churches Branches of The Mother
Church The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass. The Public Is Cordially Invited to Our Services and Free Reading Rooms (R. R.)
LESSON FOR SUNDAY, MAY 29th “Ancient and Modern Necromancy, Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced.”
Morning Service at 11 o’Clock in All Churches (Daylight Saving Time)
FIRST FOURTH CHURCH Castle Hall Bldg, Pleasant Run Pkwy, 8 R. R, 119 E Ohio Bt. Drive at Butler
Evening Service, 5:00 R. R.,, Church Edifice College at 624 Evening Service, 7:30 R. R, Church Edifice SIXTH CHURCH 160915 Prospect St. R. R, 1611 Prospect
SECOND CHURCH Delaware at 12th Evening Service, 5:00 R. R, 5268 State Life Bldg.
THIRD CHURCH Washington Blvd. at 34th Evening Service, 8:00 R. R,, Church Edifice
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY (Colored) 310 West 28th St.
SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ALL CHURCHES AT 11 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL IN SOCIETY AT 1215 P. M.
Wednesday Evening Meetings in AN Churches at8SP M Christian Science Reading Room Jointly Maintained, 30 N. Penn. St.
1002 8. Belmont Ave. Sunday Pro ; Bible Classes, a my | Worship and Preaching 10:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Carl Flinn, Minister—-CA-1350
Wednesday Services, 7:45 p. m.
(EPISCOPAL) CHURCH OF THE ADVENT 3261 N. Meridian Street
The Rev. Lamon H. Bruner, Rector
SERVICES: 7:38, 9:30, 11:00 Church School, 11:00 (Daylight Saving Time)
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UNITY PRAYER GROUP (Affiliated With Unity, Kansas City, Mo.)
SUNDAY SERVICE. 11 A, M. DR. FREDERICK ELIAS ANDREW
Open Dally 10 to 6--Sat, till 2. United Literaturs Classes—Consultant
"HILLSIDE CHRISTIAN Ingram and 18th St. Dr. William ¥F. Rothenburger, Ad-Interum Minister Morning Worship......9:30 a. m.
"Six Years Removed.” Rev, Johnson preaching
“Mgmorial Day Interpreted” Evening Service .......7:48 p. m.
Sow fA
OrarsT hag Tn Bible Class. .7:45 P. SERVICES EACH EVENI
12 Noon, Morning Worship. 6:30 P. M.-7:30 P. M.,
A WELCOME TO ALL
CHRIST TEMPLE
Elden M. E. Golden, Pastor 402 W. Fall Creek Bivd. Invites You to Sundoy Services
5 A. M.,, Prayer Service 9:45 A. M., Sunday School
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M., Evening Worship, NG EXCEPT SATURDAY
FAIRVIEW 46th and Capitol Ave VIRGIL D. RAGAN, Mister
lowship TP _M-Westminster Fellowship,
MEMORIAL Carrollton at 11th
Rev Willam A Ajexander (Broadcast WIRE, 11:30-10)
{ 7:00 P. M. Westminster Fellowship,
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN The Ristoria Chureh of Whien Henry Ward Betcher was Minister Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts Ministers JEAN 8. MILNER, OD. D JOSEPH WwW
DR. ROY EWING VALE
iD. 8. Ta sR4 Mm 10: «M~Dr. Vale: “The Dear Cause emorial Service,
”%» A. Mh =Chieh School and Morning [10:45 A. M.— “What Mean These Stones?" ‘| B00 PF MM. ~High School Westminster Pele the West Methodist Church, in a movie travelog of Mexico tomorrow at 7:30 p. m.
9:30 A. M,—Chureh School “for all ages.”
10:45 A, M.—Morning Worship: ‘We 8h By Them» ni
Thursday. 7:30 P. M.. Midweek Services
REV, ROEERT 8. MOORHEAD
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
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Central Ave. at TO Rev Rov A Conner Mn
Sunday School. §:48 Worship, 10:45 A. M. “Memorial With a Mission.” Youth Group—8:30 and 7 P. ML.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN | Delaware st Sixteenth
GEORGE ARTHUR PFRANTS RUSSELL GALLOWAY
TWO MORNING SERVICES Cc. D. Ty 9:30 ano 1) A. M. Dr. Prants: Ter. Dust Is Dear” Church School Tors. TM WAM,
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Go to Church Sunday
ETERNALLY LOST! WHY?
By W. L Latham
Multitudes will be lost, not because they deliberately chose to be, but because they POSTPONED their preparation to meet God. Like Felix of old, they say, “Go thy way for this time; when I have a CONVENIENT season, I will call for thee.” “Procrastination is the thief of time.” Without doubt, it is the greatest thief of all time. It has stolen from old and young many opportunities which held in store great possibilities for time and for eternity. Therefore we gre urged to “Seek ye the Lord WHILE HE MAY BE FOUND, call upon Him while He is near.” Isa. 55:6. This text plainly indicates there will come a time when He cannot be found. /
We may be so intoxicated and stupefied by sin that we feel no concern for the future, but the sentence of doom at the judgment bar of God will have a most sobering effect on every lost soul, Thosé awful words. “Depart from me, ye cursed, into everlasting fire, prepared for the devil and his angels,” will cause the courage of every bold and defiant sinner to melt like wax. “Instead of their careless indifference concerning the requirements of God, “there shall be walling and gnashing of teeth.”
After men have grieved away the Holy Spirit by their procrastination, and the judgments of the last days begin to rest heavily upon them, they will seek the Lord with intensity of desire, but all to no avail; for God Himself declares, “Then shall they call upon me, but I will not answer; they shall seek me early, but they shall not find me; for they hated knowledge, and did not choose the fear of the Lord; they would none of my: counsel; they despised all my reproof. Therefore shall they eat of the fruit of their own way, and be filled with their own devices.” Prov. 1:28-31.,
Repeatedly, and most emphatically, the Lord urges the sinner to flee from the wrath to come. And there is no hope of salvation for any except those who cheerfully OBEY Him. Christ Himself said, “If you wilt enter into life, KEEP THE COMMANDMENTS.” Matt. 19:17. Those who, by the grace of God, heéd this admonition will be numbered with the redeemed, for of them it is said, “Blessed are they that do His commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and may enter in through the gates into the city.” Rev. 22:14.
Those gates are wide open for all to enter who will accept Jesus Christ, and trust in His saving grace for power to overcome all sin, for He is “the author of eternal salvation unto all them that OBEY Him.” Heb, 5:9. This obedience must be ABSOLUTE, for the apostle James declares that “Whosoever shall keep the whole law, and yet offend in ONE POINT, he is guilty of all.” Jas. 2:10. But all service must be ‘inspired by love; a love that is expressed in obedience, for “This is the love of God, that we keep His commandments; and His commandments are not grievous.” 1 John 5:3.
We are not promised an easy way to heaven, but the same grace that sustained Job in his trying hour will sustain us if we can say with him, “T have esteemed the words of His mouth MORE than my NECESSARY food.” Job 23:12. Some are afraid to obey God's command to “Remember the sabbath
their “necessary food.” But if we are to be saved we must believe Christ when He said, “Seek ye FIRST the kingdom of God, and His righteousness. AND ALL THESE THINGS SHALL BE ADDED UNTO YOU.” Matt. 6:33. Friend, do you believe Him sufficiently to obey Him in keeping the seventh-day sabbath, as He has commanded you tb do? He died for you. Are you willing to live for Him? He says, “Be thou faithful UNTO DEATH, and I will give thee the crown of life,” Rev. 2:10.
You are cordially invited to attend the Seventh-Day Adventist Church every Saturday morning. Sabbath Schoel, 9:30. Sermon, 10:50. Location: Orange and Laurel. Address me at 2812 Ruckle 8t., Zone 5. : ;
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