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MT. MORIAH BAPTIST
CHURCH
24th and Ohio Street*
Rev. F- P. Jones, Pastor
Forysteen Burroughs, Reporter
parable of the sower was
the subject matte for the morning
worship. The sermon was highly
instructive and afforded many
trutjifl foi- Ghridtiajie to ponder
otver. The Sunday school is lock
ing forward to the children’s pro
gram wfhioh will be at 3 o’clock
Easter Sunday afternoon.
“Now upon the first day of the
week, very early in the morning,
they came unto the sepulchre
bringing the spices which they had
prepared, and cqrtain othens with
thenrt” Like the followers of Jesus
in days gfone by, we too, shall ga
ther early in the morning to pay
tribute to Him who triumphed over
all obstacle*. At 6 a. m. Blaster
morning, we invito one and all to
como and worship with us. Real
izing that the physical man must
be taken care, of also, there will be
a tlasty b|itaakfa;t Ip'/epared. So
don’t go home when you can get
a nice meal. The, following persons
were visitors at the morning wor
ship, Mr. John Burden, Chester
Hodges, BYe.d Martin and Mrs. Opal
Stomtham. Wo appreciate the pre
sence of these persons during the
service and hope they will visit us
again. We extend a cordial welcome
to one and all- The sick of the
church are Miss Ida Willis, Mrs.
Hattie Beck, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs.
Catherine Woods, Mrs. E. C. Hill
and Mrs. A- T. Stewart.
CHRIST TEMPLE CHURCH
Rev. J. \V. Goodwin, pastor
Edna Pankey, Reporter,
Georgia Goosby, Reporter
(Sunday school opened at 9:30 a.
m. with the assistant superinten
dent Haywood Taylor in charge.
The lesson, “John’s Picture of the
Trial and Crucifixion,” carried a
personal questioa, what does the
supreme Sacrifice of Jesus mean
to Us? (Should it mean any less
tha* true love and sacrifice, salva
tion and service? For no man ever
loved any dearer than to give up
his life for a friend. Christ gave
His life for friends and foes alike.
We are to believe in Jesus and ac
cording to his oomimnndments, ser
our fellow m,an- Christ served both
man and God. It would be well that
we aisk, “What does it mean to
me?” Mr. Goodlett of St. John A.
M. E. church spoke for the Junior
service/-* on “How to get Rich by
Giving Everything Away.” LeRoy
Jackson joined the church- Rev. L.
E. B. Rosser preached the morning
sermjon. His text was the Year of
Jubilee. Rev. Rosser brought out
tha idea of the year of the cruci
fixion being the year of Jubilee. He
said, “in the year of Jubilee people
gave as a sacrifice everything to
make the others happy. Christ had
no land or mdney to give, but he
gave his life that man might en
joy free salvation. After the ser
mon, Haywood Taylor and LeRoy
Jackson were baptized.
The two, along with Tom Cole
man, were fellow,shipped into the
church. Rev. A. Phillips of Bethel
A. M. E. church preached at 3
o’clock- He emphasized the Keep
ing of the Commandments of Jesus
bo man. “Love Ye One Another.”
“Let not your heart be troubled .”
Mr. Gilbert, from1 The Omaha
Guido, spoke at the Epwort.h Lea
gue. The Junior Gateways sang.
The«e are a wonderful group of
young men trying to do something
that will add to the construction
of God’s program- Visitors were
Mr. Gilbert, Mr. Wm. Davis and
Mr. Reynolds of Pleasant Green
Rev. Rosser preached the night
sermon. As Christ asked of his di
sciples, “Watch with Me one hour,”
won’t you watch this Holy week
with us- We are meeting at Bethel
A. M. E. church in joint service.
Have you surrendered you life to
Him? Will you be at the foot of
the cross, or will you be the one
who cried, “Crucify Him?” ‘See
Matt. 6:24. The women’s class is
growing. Mothers join us next
Sunday. The lesson will be “The
Resurrection.
John and the three women were
the last friends He saw, but the
three women saw Him first cn the
Resurrection morning. Be in some
class some where to get your mess
age.
The Cantata will be (Sunday
night featuring the inimitable voice
/ of Rev. D. W. Bass, Mrs. Bessie
Davis and others at 7:30 p. m
Tho Junior choir will sing at
10:30, 11 a. m. and 3 p. m. The
iVniiiTftYiriW«vrt-iii-i-riii-n-i
Young People’s program will be
at 3 p. m.
To the sick we offer; ‘‘Whatsoever
ye shall ask the Father in My
nanv, He will give it you ” Our|
thought for the week is “Say ye'
not, there are yet four months,
and then cometh harvest? Behold II
I say unto you lift up your eyes
and look on the fields, for they are
white already to harvest ”
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METROPOLITAN OHUROH
!Rev. R. W. Johnson, Pastor
Mrs. Willie Varner, Reporter
'
With the Easter season drawing
near, the interest and spirit around
tho church and Sunday school is
steadily increasing. Rev. Johnson
’^►each^d both morning and night
service- Sunday morning he' prea
<lhed on ‘The Conquering Christ,”
taken from 3t Mark 11:7-8. At the
night sermon he preached from
Genesis 43:30, “Tears of Joy.” From
these two subjects '(cry strong
sermons were preached. The spirit
aspect at the ntorning service ran
unusually high. The Holy Spirit was
very much in evidence. The choir
sang many spiritual numbers. No
sick list was turned in, but we wish
for our sick a speedy recovery.
Don’t forget the drama at 6 o’
eloek Easter (Sunday morning. Come
early and get a seat as the play
will start at 6 o’clock sharp- The
Sunday school is also sponsoring
a play on Easter at 6 p. m. You
are always welcome at the Metro
politan.
CHURCH OF THE LIVING
GOD C. W. F. F.
2316 No. 25th Street
A Bishop’s Council was held dur
ing the last week at tji« Church
.of the Living God at which time
the following bishops were in at
tendance, J. T. F. Stuckey of Kan
sas City, Kas.; Minor of Kansas
City, Mo.; pcott of Oklahoma City,
Okla.; Stern of St. Louis, Mo.:
Webb of Dallas, Texas; Ross of
Cincinnati, Ohio; Mason of Bir
mingham; and the RVhop of this
state Rev. M. L. Musgrove of Tulsa
Okla. Bishop Mafegrove at this
writing is still in town whpre he
is Marrying on a meeting at the
Bedford if.tireet church. He will re
turn to the Church of the Living
GcVl, 2316 No. 25th street, the lat
ter part of ||he week. We wish to
takq this opportunity to thank all
who co-operated with us during
our meeting.
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CHURCH OF G-OD
2025 No. 24th Street
Katie Johnson, Reporter
Sunday ehihool operfd at tfie
usual hour. The lesson was based
on the subject of John’s Picture cl
lee-son wus well taught and Won
derfully review by Smpt. Joet Ed
de.ns, from wjiich the school wa?
greatly incited. Ah 11:30 a- m„
i^J's^er Etlida Sfcuvyerfs,, one* of; our
own, brought a soul stirring me°s
age from St. John 12:15. Her sub
ject was “Jesus, Our King.” At
the evening worship, 'Elder S
(Spaght brought the message from
St. Matt- 27:22. His subject War
“What Shall We Do With Jesus’’
Are We ra Christian individual'?
satisfied with the present condition
of the world. Men and women by
the thousands are going draper
and deeper into sin and are on the
downward road to an everlasting
destruction. Let us, a»s Christiana
cry aloud and spare not; let us
lift up our voice and tell the people
of their transgressions and prove
to the world by our daily life that
Jesus Christ our iSaviour—not only
our but to all who will accept him.
St. John 3:16- “For God so loved
the world, that He gave His only
begotten son tjhat whosoever 11»
lieveth in Him should not perish but
have everlasting life ” Come and
worship with us. Everybody is
welcome.
Bethel AMR Ohurch,
2428 Franklin St.,
Rev. A. Phillips, Pastor.
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(Sunday school met at the usual ^
hour. The pastor preached both
moaning and night- The A. C, E. 1
League opened at the usual hour. '
The lesson was briefly discussed '
and enjoyed by everyone present. 1
Sunday is Easter. At 5 o'clock ^
a. rr». will be our Easter morning
service and at 11 o'clock the pastor '
will preach. The A- C. E. League
will meet at 6 o’clock and will dis
cuss the subject, “Easter, A Be- ^
ginning—Not an End ” I Cor.
15:12-27.
We are beginning our revival on
March 20th. The pastor will preach.
Mr. James (Stephenson, a gospel 1
singer from Kanas City,Mo., will
be with us. The Gospel chorus will
sing for the revival. Mrs. Phillips j
is director. Miss McBride is pianist.
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ST. JOHN AME CHURCH
“The Friendly Church” (
Eyv. R. JA» Adaips, Pastor (
I
Palm Sunday services at iSt- John
lat't Sunday were very interesting.
The /Sunday sohool started the day ,
with a fine, attendance a» well as
an a) Inpted rmjyrovemfcnti of tl|1
fholnrs getting to school on timle.
Supt- M. E. Webb was ill and did
not. attend. Ro,v. Adams d (cached
a very strong sormfon to a large
ami attentive audience. The choir
rang very w-ell and showed that
it was full of the spirit. In the af
ternoon, a number of the members
of the eoir visited Mns. Mable Ray
A'rant, a former member of the
choir at the county hospital nnd
sang numbers for her and the other
patients.
The sick 'of (he church are re
port'd as doing nicely. We| pray
for their speedy recovery. St. John
is looking forwatd to a fine Eas
try liroglam. The iSr^Vlay pcfnjool
will begin at 9 a. m. Bishop Noah
Williams will preach the morning
sermon at 10:45. At 7:30 p. m. the
choir will render the Eadtcr can
tata. All of thase services promise
to be very good. You really cannot
afford to nvifts them. The choir has
been working hard on its Easter
mUeiic, as well as some numbers
which will be used in the Goodwill
Spring Musical. Their first all-re
ouost program for the reason will
take place on the third Sunday
nierht in April. The fourth Pundoy
will bp f ie time r) tted '/or the
GocJlwfill Spring Musical. Send
your requ/T^j in now to a member
of the chloir ,or t,h|e pastor, Dr.
Adar.ii- Do not wait unt;I it is too
ate. A part of the program will be.
given to Dr. Adams ait which time
be vtill render Beveral numbers.
Any rVouestfi for rkmbers from
him/ will be gladly received. You
<>an bet it find thei newB of your
church, fratemal and social clubs in
your Omaha Guide. Get your Eas
copy and keep posted.
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[■HIS WEEK IN RELIGION
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Spring and the Resurrection
It is very appropriate to cole-,
irate the Resurrection of our Lord
it such a time a* this- Though some
luys are cold and disappointing,
ild man winter’s time is out. Wild
reesc and ducks arc returning from
heir southern resorts, trees are
x'ginning to bud and sobin are
inging; everywhere in nature
lie re seems to be signs of spring.
Though men celebrate Easter
eromoniously, there is much need
or the true spirit of Easter.
Inasmuch as we shall observe na
me shows signs of nctw life, men
vomen and children dress in new
rarmients or clean up the 0ld gar
nent*—Everyone of us should
•ealizo that these actions should
ay, “I am resurrected, I have new
ife: I am a new creature.” The
elebration of Easter does not avail
mything of itself, but being a
'new creature.”
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p'erywhero should realize that they
ike older persons, should live a
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