Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 30, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 9 February 1945 — Page 4

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Vbgm SUNDAY Unsfem j international SCHOOL LESSON tlx. r Lesson for Fetruary 11

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JESUS AND THE TWELVE ; 1E5SON TEXT Matthew 10:1, .5-8; 11: , 1, 25-30. - ; 0 OLDEN TEXT Ye are my friends, I if ye do' whatioever I command you. John 15:14, j Service for Christ has not always ' been as impressive and effective as it should be because it has lacked conviction and spiritual power.. God did .6tjnterid it to be the weak and faltering tint g that it often Is, because of our failure to go God's way, Tiie sending out of the twelve had special significance, and yet jt bangs forth principles which have a bearing on the service of every believer in Christ. I The Servants of Christ i I. Have a Divine Commission (10: 1, 5-8). ' ' 1 The twelve disciples had already been' called into the Lord's service, rjow they- were to be prepared for xhe -service which was ahead. It was a time of commissioning and empowerment for service. God calls men today to serve Him. In fact, there is a very real sense in which every Christian is called to serve. Let no one try to excuse himself from that responsibility and privilege. To some comes a special call to leave their accustomed daily work and launch out into a broader service for Christ. When that time comes, we may go forth with the assurance that the power of.'a divine Saviour goes with us. The twelve disciples had some special powers which we do not have and do not need. God suits the power to the need, and that means that in every circumstance we may look to Him with assurance, and go on. One of our difficulties in dealing with such matters as spiritual power is that we interpret the tilings of thu realm of the spirit by physical standards and measurements. 'We arc so quick to say "I cannot" on the basis of our' logical human reasoning, when an appreciation of, the power .of God which is operative on our 'behalf would make us say with confidence. "I can." But, sadly enough, having left God out of our reckoning, we find that it is indeed true that we cannot. " Serving Christ means doiiu; so hi His power, and with His grace upon is, Nothing less will do! Nothing !-; is needed! IF. Declare a Divine It c vela t .ion ;ii:l, ZJ-27). Tim rnesswRrr's i cspunsibility hid importance are largely detei(imrd by the nature of Hie nieshe has to ronvr.v. Particularly 0 that Irue where Ihe message mm-i i;irs through Id" uersim.-ililr and llui" m proclaimed. The nations "I Ihe Hi'th choose thrir 'most able mon in, lie their ambassadors and grant (lieni full power. The glorious thing about being a messenger for God is that we carry no ordinary communication. What v.'e have to prcnl is far tityive the '.ip;,i important message any nmlhlv' ambassador could possibly have lu carry. We, the children and servants of d through .Jesus Chris'l, have -oniething direct from the throne 'if i;'t1. He has pwealed h v. 23). iid it seemed g"od in His right "in it n it to those 'A in,' had the cliiHtli)-? i'nth to bel'i- H'uri. Thid'S revflal inn is hid-.i Iron. I) 'We who ai wir.e iu llioir own i.uu, i.ftts. who are too proud to con.e hv tvay of humility and faith. Tliam ijud, some of the wise and n.igliiy' f this world have been willing 1 1 ('come as li'ill? cliiklrrn ai.d learn t the feet of .leans. The encouraging thing ' .'.! II is !'iat. the door i: open to the s'"r.iilest believer to trust God, lo hr-.e ibe revelation i.:f ('on":-, trullt in !'': 'V'"rd. aud give il out iviUi grace and i'j.vcr, IK. EmImhI ; Ilium? im it'iliai) I II. 23-30). ' "Come"-wti-I n lk'.nl v.-i.rrj for :iu needy and n:lnl! They arc ni be shut out by lii.ir .in. nor u hindered by their weakness. Ti Hour is oj:e:i, and ihc uivit-ii.iuii in So come. Why net respond'.' To whom arc U.ey to cofuo? Ta Jesus. There are times when m.m can help us, when trends or Huitvli jflicers or the pas tor can give y; ;;n uplifting word of coiium I aud encouragement. Uut fur 8,-arvaliu!. f a real lifting of the burtieii from ib shoulders of these "that labor and are heavy laden." there is no one like Jesus. We are privileged to invite pcuplj' to Jesus, (mowing thai 'if liny "learn" of Him tv. 2J. tfey will lot, only hav 'their loacs hlinl and Hud rest, but will entci ui u tka-f-d. .' el:e, fi'lh,.'. ::!i.p v, dli II, it; in j.:'c ai.d service.- . ' ; His is a wlii'lcs!!i"'e or n I ii.j'.v yuke. Tlu.t is 'f.o u:r,i,e,; u "easy" in verre 0. It. vs'i-nt ai'.'.a;-; easy to servo Ci)rh.l. ijrt U-ii.'i ok, with Him :iri . Hut-'ly ' i;i.. n ( Ml service fiial.e ti-'' bill ncn i. The world is fell i f liicu ai.:i .1... cuuragud pci .te. We' vil.n ki .i Christ have the adeoiMls -liipv.ii 'r, their need. Shall we nut in I. ,t name to pres-enl the i-.ulb in tl.v.n uid jjivite them to c,ui. to Chr;:,iJ

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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES (SnW i :1r sill)lPfc of thfl The Uolden Text is: "uoa is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth" (John 4:24). Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: "And Moses said unto the Lord, 0 my Lord, I am not eloquent, neither heretofore, nor since thou host spoken unto thy servant: but I an: slow of speech, and of a slow tongue. And the anger of the Lord was kindied against Moses, and he said, Is not Aaron the Levite thy brother? I know that he can speak well. And also, behold, he Cometh forth to meet ther: .ind whm Tip seeth thee, he will, Dc giaa in nis ncarc. Ana mou a And thou shall spealuintoium,anaptu,worusinujH mouth: andlwill be with thy moulh, snd with his mouth, and will tench you what ye shall do" (Exodus 4:10 14, 15). The Lessoa-'Sermon also includes the following - passages from th Christian Science textbook. "Seieiica and Health witii Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "IE ,onc believes that he cannot be an orator without study or a superip duced condition, the body responds to this belief, and the tongue prows mute which before was eloquent. . . . We are aS capable of more than we do. The influence or action of Soul confers a freedom, which explains the phenomena ot improvisation ana the fervor of untutored lips" (p. 89). ST. IAKV'S CTi CRCH Sullivan, Ind. . April to October. Masses first and second Sundays- 9:30 a. in.; third, fourth and fifth Sundays, 7:30 a. m. Week days, 7:30. October to April. Sunday Mass, 7:30 a. m. Confession, Saturday, 4:30-5:30; evenings,' 7:00-8:00. Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Dugger, Ind. October to April First Sunday, 7:30 a. m. Third Sunday, 9:30 a. m. October to April, Sunday Muss, !):30 a. in. St. Ann's Sludburn. Ind. April to October. Second Sunday, v.3u a. m.; tourtn sunciay, 1 9:30 a. m. I October to April. Sunday Mass,, 9:30 a. m. PENTECOST CHURCH 502 North Court Street. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Church Services, 10:30 a. 'in. Church . Services Sunday 7:30 p. m. 1 - Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Church services Saturday at 7:30 p.m. .YTEKOiVl P1LGKIJU HOLINESS CHURCH Sunday School, 9:30 A. ML Preaching, 10:30 A. M. iVa.Ycr meeting Wednesday, ti P. M. Cct.tnge piayer meeting Friday, 8P.M. ... Sunday night preaching, 8 P. M. All are welcome. Pearl Dean. Pastor MEROM PENTECOST CHURCH Everybody welcome. Come and worship with us. Sunday School, 7 'P.. M. Evening Worship, P. M. . Mid-week, Thursday. 8"P, M. W. II. Day, Pastor 'YOU'Kfc IiVVtTKD I'O ATTEND THK rkUHtCIHC IN SHE'LIJURN FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Kev. C'arence K. Killion, Minister Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Moi-ninc Service, 10:30 a. tn. I'Jpvvortl) League, J;00 v, in. Evening Service, 7:00 p. 1CJIUKCM OF CHRIST t:ru. t,kg;in !!ai;ic'u Bible Shirly I0:')n ".. M'. Sutid-ty Sutn-p Coitunuuhiu 11:00 1 !U. Siiiiilay. 1 v ,.'.- 1 vt-iy M'cond Sunday .,.,1, tliniittl I" - . - it t -lAb 1 k ---f1 It I Li (1 J ) C'.()0;.Jc.a-)ipK:isasort ,ir ih.'iil "cai king tl'iil lias t'r; nt !.),-( e. And .th hough o!l b.'c 'cut ii-i.civcd gill ol Jan ;ua:;c-s lor pii-aclnng, yel nil are able lo do lids most usefully. For is ii not a ,'rcalcv inar-fl lo see ;r soul iadorncd v':.)i niriiiy col.!': virtues llian . lo S( ; lire lliiVC"S l':Tr;ileil vvi',!: Tfany !):',.'u'.ilul stursl'

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CHURCH OF COD Rev. Charles Stanafer, Pastor 9:30 Sunday School. 11:00 Morning Worship. 7:30 p. m. Preaching. "Wednesday 7:30 p. m., Preaching. Friday 7:30 v m., YP.E. Servkei. . Saturday 7:30 p, m. Preaching. CHURCH OFCOD Mountain Assembly Church Uev. Cherley Gibson, Taslur 9:30 A..M. Sunday School. 11:00 A. M. Sunday morning

service, 7:30 Sunday evening service. Wednesday 7:30 P. M. Worship Service. Saturday 7:30 P. M, Worship Service. SHELBURN FIUST CM1US11AN CHURCH Bible School in Junior O. U. M. Hall each Lui'd's ' Day ,.,. ,. U.1V ,,.,,, I'lfl mo" U1S; at 9.0, followed by Lorn s bupper. Pleaching, 1st and 3rd Sunday evenings of every month, 7:30 P. M., by Rev. Jack Anderson, i PlLiEn HOtJNESS SHELBURN Evangelistic Service CHUIM H ; Saturday, 7:45.; Sunday School Sunday, 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship, 10:30. Evangelistic Service, 7:30 P. M. Prayer Service Wednesday, 7.30 p ".. M. SIISJLItURN GOSI'EL LIGHTHOUSE Rev. Win, N. rainier, Taslor Jake Hunt, Supl. Sunday School 9:30 a. in orniitR Worship Service Jl'00 Evening Service 7:3u p. -in. Thursday night service 7:30 p. m. Saturday night .service 730 p. m. Come and worship with us. SULLIVAN riLGMYI HOLINESS CHURCH R. W. Brown, I'aslor Louise Brown, Supl. Sunday School, !):."S0. Preaching Service 10:30. Evangelistic Service 7:45. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:45. HYMERA FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH H. E. Cormvell, Pastor Worship service each second and fourth Sunday. Bible School each Sunday, 9:30 a. m. Jiagar juyons, supi. . ' f Prayer service Wednesday eve-, li'tug, 7:30. i Junior prayer service .Wc.ducs-: day eveiu'ng, 7:30. ! B. Y. F. each Stunlay at 7:00 in. ' " ' The public is invited to' allend Ihese services, CHURCH OF CHRIST. ; N. Slate St. ; Bible Study 9:30. ! Morning Worship 1.0:30. Evening Service 7:30. Young -'People's meeting Wednesday evening, 6:30. , Wednesday Evening Service, 7:30. ', Preaching at the morning ami evening services on the first and third Sundays of each month. The public is invited to all services of the church. 11 n u'a n'lsr church Wyman A. Hull, Pastor' Sunday Bible School " at 9:30 A. M. Oi-villc Hoesman, Supt. , Morning Worship Service at 10:30 A. M. This is Boy Scout' Sunday with the Boy Scout Troop , of the church attending in a body and helping in the service. The, pastor's "sermon1 topic: "lie Was Helpful." Song by the Choir. 1 B. Y. P. U. at 0:30 P. M. ! Evening Gospel Service at 7::!0 I '. IU. v " 1 CaruplieJI Class iiieetiim Monday night in the lower auditorium. Bible. Study and Prayer Meeting Wednesday night at 7:30. , L 1 1 j, B 1 1 t l" 1 L

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LIFE'S LESSON I learn as (lie years roll onward And, I leave the past behind, That much 1 had counted sorrow But proves that God is kind; That many a flower I longed for Had hidden a thorn of pain, And many a nigged bypath Led to fields of ripened grain. The clouds that cover the sunshine, They cannot banish the sun, And the earth shines out the brighter When the weary rain is done. . We must stand in the deepest shadow To sec the dearest light; And often through wrong's own darkness Comes the living strength of light. We must live through the dreary winter If we would value the spring; 1 And i.lio woods must be. cold and silent Before the robins sing. The 'f lowers must be buried in darkness Before they can bud and bloom, And the sweetest, warmest sunshine Comes after the storm and the gloom,

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Men dioand juen live. Children are bora and taken away. The eternal cycle of human life. Governed by an invisible band . , . by a being who so devised a plan that even in infinite being like you might be a part of it. Me gives and He takes away. And in those dark moments further .living seems impossible. But the broken threads in the web arc mended by that unseen hand and life goes on' as usual. But when that life has been taken away, has fits piurpose been fulfilled? We are promised three score and ten years in . which io live cur life tin earth but the Bible also says that man may shorten his days by his own conduct. What then happens' to cur pit ol the Master's plan? Are the threads rewound to eliminate our bit of the plan? Yes-possibly they are made into opportunities for someone else to accept. But cur place there cannot be Filed by another. Your place is ulloted yoa there. Will it be vacant when tbe gathering is made? It need not be. "Seek ye first the kingdom cf Heaven." "Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; kneck, and it shall be opened unto you." Your nl. ee in the church of God's kingdom is waiting for you here!

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