Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1951 — Page 14

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Sermon of the Week—

“Forgetting Scripture: “But thou remember the Lord, thy God: for it is He that giveth thee power to get wealth, that He mayv establish His covenant which He sware unte thy fathers, as it is this day. And it shall he, if thou do at all forget the Lord thy Ged, and walk after other gods, and serve them, apd worship them, I testify agdinst vou this day that ve shall surely perish.” Deut. 8:18-20.

[ANY people in the day of Moses forgot God and perished in the wilder-

ness. They ignored the divine directives of God. Without the protecting and guiding hand of God a mighty nation fell and great suffering, misery and hardship came upon its people. Happiness was their lot as long as thev remembered God and kept His commandments. The faithful, even in their darkest days, always had hope. The divine directives of God are for our instruction and enlightenment also. - Forgetting God can be as disastrous for us tnday as it was for the people of Israel who forsook the God of their fathers. 5 ” » HOW FIRMLY trusting in our spiritual treasures? Can it be truthfully said of the people of our nation that we are forgetting God and are

shalt

are we

running. after other false gods =~

and are serving them? A récent magazine article shows us to be at a low ebb spiritually. “In the old_davs parents took some responsibility for the Christian instruction of their youngsters. From their school books children learned about God as well as how to read and write. For instance, the primer from which John Wesley learned to. read was the Bible. Children wage brought up bv parents to know the Ten Commandments, the Lord's Prayer, the Apostles’ Creed. a few hymns and favorite Bible verses. The Bible was commonly read around the breakfast or supper table. But times have changed. The

on the

God”

Rev. Duane E. Schroeder

pressure of time, the lure of distractions, changing customs and interests, the age of spe-cialists--all have helped to wean religious training away from the home.” In a group @&f, 20. young people. wHo clainwed to come

from Christian hone, It was

way of

the Rev. Duane E.

Note — The Rev. Schroeder, pastor of St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church, wrote this “Sermon of the Week” for The Times,

Duane E.

discovered that only two prayed before meals. In none of these homes was a period of family devotion observed. Only half a dozen said they had received any religious training at all from their parents, “Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy vouth.,'' saith the Scriptures but many of our youth are taught to forget God and leave God out of life, ~ ” » BECAUSE most of

we are devoting our time the

are

attention things of becoming

and energv to this world, we more and more spiritually ignorant and morally corript And it is as true todav as when it was first written; that, ‘the : the ungodly shall perish.” Wake up America! “Be still and know that I am God!" Ask ‘vourself: “Why am I living? What do I really want out of life What matters most?”

What we need today more

A.M.E. Conference Scheduled Here

Representative ministers

and ious

clergymen will speak as

laymen of the Indianapolis-Evans- members of local ministerial or-

ville District and the

coming week. “The “serelon will open Wed-

nesday and close next Sunday in|

the Caldwell an? Sheffield Ave, The district and convention personnel will come from Indiana and southern Iilinois. Dr. Charles Ewbank Tucker will preside. The: Rev. G. Alexander Brooks ‘will be hos pastor. Panel discussions are scheduled following topics: “The Methodism,” ‘What Believe.” Should

Chapel, 11th

Origin of Methodists

Bishops Be Recalled by the General ment?” and ‘‘Should a Time Limit

Conference after Reétire-

Be Fixed for Pastors and Pre-

siding Elders?”

A welcome program is sched-

uled for the opening session. Var-

Church Sanizations and the Indianapolis Church Federation. Dr. W. H. School Convention of the Indiana Wallace and members Conference of the AME. Zion Simpson- Methodist Church will meet here during the give the

of the Church will closing program next

Sunday at 3:30 p. m.

a ans sa

5 Schroeder

than atomic power, more than

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lieveth in Him si¥all not perish but have everlasting life. This is God's plan for our salvation, Let us helieye

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