The Omaha guide., 1947-01-18

sage. His choir will bring the spi-
ritual music for the evening.
Come out to these Fellowship
meetings that are filled with en-
lightment of the work of our Ia
Their and His Son, Jesus Christ.
Be seeing you. Where? at the
Union services. Time? 7:30 p. m.
Place? st. Johns, 22nd and Willis
av., Sunday, Jan. 10.
The Stewards, Stewardess, Trus-
tees. Pastor and Wife, and the
members of st. Johns sincerely
thank the Minute Men and Wo-
mems Auxiliary for the annual
contribution to Building Fund
Sunday. Jan. IL.
1t is organizations such as these
that have dedicated themselves to
the helping build a bigger, better
and greater st. Johns in Omaha
for our children, our community.
our city, our God spiritually and
financially.
Let us as individuals examine
ourselves to see whether we are
also doing our part in this great
building program. Have I? And
Am +? as an individual member
of st. Johns paying to this fund
by placing on the table or in my
envelop each Sunday S1.00 or
more according to my God-given
ability. That which you are in
vesting in Gods program is saw
ed, and that which you spend on
thrills and frills is lost forever.
Invest in your Gods great pro-
gram today the building of st.
Johns in Omaha, for tomorrow
may never come.
Rev. E. B. Childress delivered
the second Union message at
ion Baptist church. 22nd and
Grant st. Sunday, Jan. Is at s
p. m. The Watchmen of st. Johns
Chorus under the direction of
Bro. H. L. Preston sang.
Rev. Childress' message, THE
Fugitive" was so powerful in de-
livery and thought it reverted
throughout the four corners OF
the auditorium His text was Cen
esis 10 verse, % chapter. Several
thoughts for the sermon were as
follows: IF a man has been en-
dowed with a God-given talent. he
cannot continue to withhold that
talent with impunity toward God,
A man may run ever so far or do
ever so wrong to his fellow man.
but if he comes in contact with
God he is a changed man, and he
will be willing to give his yellow
man a square deal, on One of the
greatest problems facing the
church laymen today is the saw
ing of men and women who are
fugitives from the Love of God.
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Let us pray for the sick through
out the week wherever they may
be or whoever they may be.
Mrs. Roxie Nails, n of our
Stewardess thanks the Officers
and members of the church for
the many cards of coincidence and
heartwarm sympathy extended
her and family in the passing of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Charles
Thompson Of Oklahoma City, Okla.
Bro. Harris, superintendent of
our Sunday school continues to
send out an SOS. for additional
Sunday school teachers for our ex-
banding Sunday school program.
1t makes our hearts grow warm
with thanksgiving to God, the
Father and we ask him to bestow
many blessings of good cheer up
on Rev. and Mrs. William Gun
ningham and their assistants in
taking over the Allen Christian
Endeavor. Young people you are
invited to attend each Sunday ev-
ening at 6 p. m.
Mothers send your children to
Sunday school every Sunday morn
ing at $50 a. m. Attend our
morning services at HOO a. m.
Union services at 7:30 p. m. Visit
ors and friends are always well
come at st. Johns, the friendly
| church, at 22nd and Willis av.
| Come anw worship with us won't
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