The Omaha guide. (Omaha, Neb.) 1927-19??, January 08, 1938, Page FOUR, Image 4
METROPOLITAN CHURCH ’ Rev. It \V. Johrsnn, Pastor y Sis. M, Cason. Hi porter There were many new and old frees out to th watch meeting sej-vic . The church was full of in dividuals who told their dr •rmiti pt'or,« and d<s res ( ward th * Lo’tl rml ehurch hrnug’’out th ven of 1!*.'!8 Sunday sr 1v > s found mote, new smiling fac s <e dy ‘o begin the *«r with the'r serv e s and nt rtvpine' s. Sund"y scho I a its Usual f ine wrs ve y int'Tes'ing. Th h -son was a review lesson— ‘ Morel Issue of Drink.'' Reman US: 12 !4 Cor. ft:9 11. Mothers please send your children to Sunday school so that they m'gt learn more of the Bibl . Morning ser. vice was as usual, full of l't'e and spirit. The pastor th n eft space for the testifying. Th re were so many who had to witness for the mas*er unti the pastor only got a ehenee to ann tinee his suppose to h"’e h -'n subject "You Can t If (He " \ was nsl-allnf on of cffic *s There wet > 27 of Hr in to bo installed Com th different h nrds of th’ church. Th" pastor geve them 'nstru ■'ions end also soma »vry eitcoumg'ng remarks to help ‘hem wi h t'i if du'ieu Theso ! rfflo '*« a"e to h In I'ght n his bur. j den# through th - year by keeping love, peace at d oo porat'en amo ’g each memh r rf h's or 1 •• office , anti al! offje s vo king teg *'her. ! At evening servre the churHi *hs so full Hint thr children had to s!t around thr altir. therefore the nastor had to omit regular hcalmg service and the Cnmmtm. ion will h giv n Tuesd y n:eh‘ iHie to the lack of t me tl v d’ing ef the healer could rot be done in oui*e its usual way. As tVy took off the'r old gnrments—'t meant more than just tek'ng n'f th-> thing* of the wo'-ld it also mao* taking off all jea’ousy. m’lic°, and confusion and putt h" on ]o- '. peace and unity. The wh:,e rob-s uhieh they put on represented purity, th* collar, which :s to re present the yok* meant tr'als, end tribulations, but the Lord sa'd *' Take my yoke upon yo n d learn of try, for m.v yoke is i nsv and my burdens are light." Th > Cruc'fix ‘ image of God and represent the crucifixion of our Lord and also 1 rtpretynts the Gross wh’eh He laitv and died on for us ell. The 'eil letting their lights shiry* out to the world, letting it know that they are on a higher pain and is letting the world know that Jesus is the light of the world. The pas. tor’s sermon, ‘Let the Church Roll On.” was a message from fiod to all weak Christians and l>ackaliders who are standing in the way of sinntrs and the church. Tt was a wonderful sermon. Throughout the new year service there were 12 who connect d them selrea to the membership. Wednes day night the pastor will rend through waer, so don’t miss this aerviee. Come where your heart is and enjoy the services of the Me. tropolitan where all of your fri ertde eeme and feel at home. *---ft 8T. JOHN A. M- R CHURCH *■ ’‘The Friendly Church” Dr. R. A- Adams, Pastor The New Year brought many familar faces hack to the congre gation. Sunday school opened at the us. Ual time with a large attendance. Those received in the church was one of the larg st witnessed in St John. From the Sunday school c§me Catherin Boggus, Eva May Dorris, Doris Pitman. Leroy Trigg end Castella Barker. Others wen? Mrs. J. Sims, Mrs. Ollie Robins >n Homer McCraney, Booker Womack. Herbert Goodlow, Mrs. Georgia Goodiow Mrs. R. C. Price and Mrs. Mary Irwin Barbara J»nn Waldron snd Nona May Robinson were also baptised. Mrs. R. K. Ijiurie, one of the most faithful members passed away Wadaesday December 29, her fun erll w»* January 3 at 2 o’clock Those on the aick list are. Mrs. Hattie Womack o-bo is d *ing nice, ly a ad Broth r White, rlso getting along w>U We wish *o thank the Omaha Cyido for rendering us this space U> Worm *\ir frietvls on the dhureh Ihw*. i I’ETHFU A. M E. CHURCH Rev. T. J. Sanford, I’astor J. S. Jefferson, Reporter. Sundry school opened on time, ' 15 with good atlendarce. A very i i< rest ng lessen wiv, discussed. At 11 o’clock the pastor took the tan I and along with him went the p'rit of the Holy Ghost. His m, ss. ft was deliver d from Deu. .‘12nd -l'j p*r.r 11 h verse, “As an eagle * >s up h r nest ” We could tell the expressions on the faces of 1 e c mgregation that the sp>r:t s with us. We are glad to w> 1 one Sister Magg'e Sm th home ■>r<;n after the absence of s'x n onths. Th associated board is 1 Irling the'r annual program on January 11 at the parsonage ”"0 Franklin C< me and enjoy your If. We w re overjoyd to have ’ueh a larg'* number of vis tors , present. The coming of the new ■ r has brought many r solutions i’ be*ter attendance and loyal y 1 i the rhurch from th? members. ^ o . rim e | n >m-d ng fr m Mrs. J. Sa ford Subjec , ‘ Beaut'f il 'Is. ’ Don't forget our prayer "d class rrt e'ings on Wednesday < venings, o— CHRJGT TEMPLE CHURCH R"V I,. M. Pelf, Pastor Edna I’anky, Reporter ""d-iv was a pTrist day at our o’lrrch. Sunday schorl opened a* 9:30 a. in. with a large at'i ndance. Our pastor, R v Rdf, delivere 1 .’ ning mossaire. M's t'*xt was und in Joshua 3:4, Subject. “Ye "' " Voi Pasard This Way Here ‘',1'<’r The sermon was appre. 'nt'd by the congr ga’inn. PVPIT is pnw'ng raoidly under b" l adersh’p of Mrs Kster Dixon. U the evening servioe, our pastor, ■end-rd the sermon, after which 'h" l ord’s Supp r was served. The j "allv was a great success. Mrs. \ ''1 foalwth Jones, captain of the women brought in $26.00 and Mr T’t.E<,er Greml e, captain of the "un, brought in $11,00. Come out and worship with us. Visitors are always welcome MT. NKHO BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Gates, Pastor Helen Bradshaw, Reporter The Mt. Nebo church was truly tilled with the spirit of Christ. Sunday morning. It was covenant mo ting and the spirit was among all those present. Our BYPU was very interesting and educational. The subject of tile hsson was “The Youth’s Place in the Church.’’ Rev. Gates preached n very in teresting sermon. Using ns his subject, “Father Forgive Them For They Know Not What They Do.*’ His text was from the 23rd chapter of Luke and the 34t.h verse. The sermon was enjoyed by all. -o MORNING STAR CHURCH Rev. Win. Pruitt, Pastor Sunday school opened at the us ual hour with a large attendance, also an electron of officers. At 11:30 a. m. the sermon wag prea ched by the Rev. J. C. Crowder, the pastor of the St. Luke Baptist church. Subject “Hope.” Text Gen. 3:15. At fi p. m. the BYPIT opened with a large attendance present and visitors. Also election of of ficers for the year. 8 p. m. the pastor spoke to us | from the depth of his soul. Sub ject, “Go A Little Further.” Text. Matt. ‘2fi:39. Visiting ministers present, Rev. Davis, and Rk v. May. Communion was taken. Visitors always welcome. -o The Church of the Living God M ssion met at the home of Sis. L. Clark, 2122 No. 27th avenue, Thursday, December 30 with Pre sident Sis M. Wright in charge. We had a v ry interesting meet ing and many good suggestions for ’> better Mission was'discussed. Wc sent a card witly'a little, donation to one of our sick, after which we were dismissed. The hostess served a very elaborate lunch which every one enjoyed. Everyone expressed themselves as having had a very pleasant evening. Sis M. L. Stelle, reporter and 8is. M. Wright, president. PLEASANT GREEN CHURCH Rev. J. If. Reynold*. Pastor Mi** Willa Mae Ross, Reportei 9:00- a. ill. Sunday school, Mrs. J. M. Oliver, superintendent. To day was decision day and two of tile Sunday school scholars united wf(h the church. June St. Clair and Rohert Ousl:y. The visitors, Miss Simirley and Mi. Paten, and Shirley and Fran cis Grant. Eleven a. m-. morning worship, he pastor in charge. Devotional* I d by the deacons, a very spirited covenant meeting was enjoyed by all. eight came forward for prayer. Mrs. Leola Gilb rt of Council Bluffs. Bro. Johnson also of Coun cil Bluffs and tbs two from the church school, therefore there was four united to the church in the morning worship service. After morning service by request of Bio. 1 tis Morrow, the pastor. Rev. C. L. Union and Deacon Shelton P nr! went to the home of Mr. and Mr*. Mien on 21*t and Clark streets, where t'h y offered prayer for the ick child. 3 p. m-. Junior church service in haige of Deacon E. Faulkner. Junior Deacons Spencer and Jack, son conduct d the devotion*. Bro \V. J. Spiers of Council Bluffs de livered a very instructive and in. spiring message. i) p. m. nrru, mu. tv rauikiv'r pres id nt. If you want to meet a D'endly group of young peopj • ffin" to the BYPII. Bio. Spiers install <1 the officers for 1938. Visi'ors: Mr. and Mrs. Iron, Mr. Wildy. 8 p. ni. Communion <*. rvice in charge of the pastor. Sermon by Tiro. W. J. Spiel's. wh:eh was en joyed by all. Visitors: Doris Thomas, Clyde Kemp, Mattie Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Iron and Rev. Ford. Friday, IVc. 31 Watch Meeting was held, with a large congrega tion. Mother Lloyd united for baptism. If you want to hear a good message come and hear our pastor. If you Kki; singing hear our choir. Tf you want a church home come to Pleasant Green, the friend to strangers. Rev. I,. H. Horvey of Dallas, Texas, has been in the city visit ing friends. Mr. B. Taylor and wife, Mrs. A. I. Davis, and Rev. Hsrvey are among the past evangelists and pastors in the Baptist ranks of today. Rev. Hervey pnstored some d the L nding churches in Oklaho ma. Texas and Arkansas. He has preached in some of our leading •hurdles since coming to the city. 1 Mr. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. I*. Mosley, Past or Lcnvia Parker. Reporter Sunday school at 9:30 a. m., Sister Lenzola Wilson, superinten dent. At 11 a. m., speaking meeting. The spirit was high throughout the service. The Holy Ghost came, out end showered on each one of us. i At 6 p. m. BYPU, Bro. Elme Collins, president. The BYPU is growing rapidly, The union is in viting all the young p ople to come and join the union. 8 p. m. Regular services. The pastor preached. Text found in Helm w 12:1. Subject, ‘ Start Right.” The Pastor preached a wonderful sermon. He brought to us many wonderful thoughts on Christian race. The pastor admin istered the Lord’s Supper. On January 9, the Mission Circle is havflng a program at 3 p. ni. All our friends are welcome to come and worship with us. On January 13, the usher bo a id is having a Donkey Tail Pinning contest. -o SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Petlis, Acting Pastor Minnie Bryant. Reporter Services w* re very good at Sa lorn Sunday. The Sunday school started the day with a group of eager pupils to learn the word of God. Th' Sunday school elected its officers for the year. At 11 a. m. testimony services were held. The spirit was very high. Each one seem to get joy out of telling how prood God had been to them in the past year. The BYPU opened at its usual hr ur. Officers were also elected in BYPU. At 8 p. m. a ve.ry wonderful ser mon was delivered. The Missionary Society will meet on Friday after noon at the home of Mrs. Hender son. 2415 Parker strec. Mrs. Juanita Yancy is reported on the sick list. Visitors ar* alwayswelcome at Salem. Bahais of the World are building a unique temple or house of worship, on the shores of Lake Michigan, in Wilmette, 111. just north of Chi. ci.go. Thousands of visitors from all parts of the world have been through th s budding since it was o] ned. and guides on duty each day have answ r d their questions trgnrding, not only the cons'ruc tioral and archit du"al features but also what the ed'fice stands "or spiritually. This beautiful Bahai house, of worship is the first to ba bui!t in the Western Hemisphe e and be. cause it is unique in design is at trading the the aft ntion of architects all over the world The late Lou s Bourgeois, the architect, explain d that the design end details w< re inspired by the Cachings of Baha ‘u llah, the founder of the Baha’i faith. Into this new architectural design is woven in symbolic form, the on? ness of mankind and the unity of all religions, as well as the design of all previous styles of archite? ture, together wi h an entirely new mortif which symbolizes in the merging of circle within circle, the merging of all r. ligions into one, wh ch is the goal of the Bahai faith. This t'uup’e is nine sided struct lire with ir'ne doors- nine ribs in the dome and when completed will have nine fountains and walks I ading up to it. In fact all the dimensions and moasurment are. divisable by nine- One can read in this many significant is, that just as the numeral nine contains all the figures leading to it. so the fundamental teachings of Moses. f Christ and all of God's former I I eiessstigers to mankind. The essential purpose of this institution is to provvide a meeting place for all who seek to worship God. and since the found', rs of all the great religions of the world are r:cognized as divine messen j gers or prophets, th refoie a'l of i their follow.rs regardless of race, class, creed or other man made classification arc inv ted to com? to this univcisal house of worship. Moreover, sines th: Bahai faith has no paid minVers or priests, in other words no professional clrrgy the worshipper entering the, temple in the future- will hear no sermon, take part in no ritual and w'll be free to mediate and listen to readings from the text of the holy books. Th s temple in the future will be surrounded with five or more assrssory building^. These build ings are to be devoted to such activities as a school for science, a hospice, a hospital, an asylum for orphans. In these institutions the princi pie of the oneness of mankind will be put into concrete practice. Their services will be dispensed irrespre tive, of color, race, or creed f The Bahai house of worship is the material manifestation of a great outpouring of spiritual forces and typifks in smybolie form, the. Bahai teachings of unity—the unity of all religions and of all mank'nd. as Baha 'u' llah has said in these immortal words: “Let not a man in this that loves his country, but let him rather glory in this, that loves his kind. Mrs. Doreene Holliday SECOND BAPTIST CHTRCH Clarinda, Iowa Second Baptist Church Sunday school open d at its us ual hour with Mrs. Rachel Cason superintendent, pres'ding- The Sun day with a large gitiup of young people pie sent and a wonderful time was had by all. Morning service was in high with a large attendance. The pastor read t h church covenant and ex. plained many points in it. All tn ioved the service. Evening servic - was in high. We wcie favored with two special V.umbers by the young people. The pastor brought forth an inspiring sc rmon. Subject. ‘‘Go Forward.” We were pleased to have the pastor spend the New Year with us. The Holy spirit was in high in our Waten meeting. The Pastor’s A id entertainment was a great success last week. 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