Southern Oregon New* Review, Ashland, Oregon, Thursday April 14, 1949
CHURCH
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
Second und B Streets
Earl F. Downing, Munster
Bible School, 9 45 a.m. An
Eu.ster program will open the
school.
Morning Service, 11:00 U .lll.
Easter music by the choir under
the direction of Glenn Matthews.
Sermon, "What Will You Get
From Easter?”
Evening Service dismissed to
join with the United Choirs at
the First Methodist Church, 8:00
pan.
Annual Congregational meet­
ing, Monday, 7:30 p.in.
wen is
Atonement
Golden Text: John 1:20. John
sooth Jesus coming unto him,
and saith, Behold the Lamb of
God, winch taketh away the sin
oi the world.
Sunday School at 0:30 a.m.
Wednesday evening meeting,
winch includes testimonies of
Christian Science healing, is held
ut 8 o’clock.
Heading Hoorn open daily from
2 to 5 p.m. extept Sundays und
holidays.
The public Is cordially invited
to attend these services,
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
717 Siskiyou Blvd.
First Church of Christ. Scientist
Evart P. Borden, Minister
Pioneer Avenue, South
Sunday school at 9 43 a.m. The
April 17
Primary and Intermediate de­
Sunday morning services at 11 partments will present the Easter
o'clock. Subject: Doctrine u f program at the usual class period
Parents especially invited to at­
tend.
Eaatei worship service at 11 a.
m. You will need to come early,
for a seat as the capacity of our
chapel is limited.
Easter sermon by the minister.
Vocal solo by Giles Green,
Thank* Be to God’’ ('The com­
poser of Mr. Green’s solo Is
Jeanne Alden Joy, an Ashland
musician and composer of note).
Two special Easter numbers will
he rendered by trie choir.
United Choirs will render the
“Holy City” at eight o’clock in
the Methodist church.
There will be no Pilgrim Fel­
lowship meeting.
The Buked Ham dinner to he
served by the Seven-Seventeen
club is postponed to Wednesday
night, April 27th.
Froo Methodist Church
Seventh at E. Main Sts.
11.00 Worship Hour, Featuring
the Pastor’s Easter Message.
Beginning April 19th. Mr. and
Mrs. L. H. Green, of Los Angeles,
California, will present the Gos­
pel in Story and Song, each even
ing at 7 45, and continuing
through April 24th There will be
no reserved seats.
J. C. Green, Pastor.
Ashland Lad Assigned Jeep in Germany
Songster to Appear
A Lecture
FERN VALLEY CLUB HAS
A COMMUNITY MEETING
The Fern Valley Community
Club held a meeting at the Fern
Valley School, Friday, April 8.
Mrs. Daugherty and Mrs. Murphy
were in charge of the evening
and Bingo and games were the
entertainment of the evening It
was well attended
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ing beside the ,ecp that has just been assigned to him by 2nd Lt..
George S, Schenk (left) Hq. A Hq. Co. Motor Officer, from St. Louis,
Missouri. Rec. Myers is the 2000th man to enlist in the U. S. for
July with the 1st Division. He is the son of Mr, and Mrs. O. L. Fox
347 East Main stroet. Sqt. 1st Class Joseph P. Munsenbarger from
Los Angeles. California, the Hq. A Hq. Co. Motor Sgl. is standing
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Told, Germany. Photo by Firal Signal Corps.
L. H. Green, evangelical song
leader who will appear at the
Free Methodist church from Apr.
19 to 24. Green is the brother of
the Rev. J. C. Green, minister of
the church. Mrs. Green, who is
a story teller, will also be at the
services.
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T ry our
o v e rn ig h t service
edafant
in he*rt.
that seems so rampant In the
world today? Surely not by ig­
noring the error, but by facing
it, facing it with the truth of
Christian Science
God's omnipresence and omnipo­
Entitled
tence, and of man’s eternal, un­
Christian Science: The breakable union with God, good.
Mary Baker Eddy had been
Comforting Law of God brought
up from earliest child­
by
hood to believe in the value and
the effectiveness of prayer.
Helen Appleton, C. S.
Mr*. Eddy’s faith in God’s pre­
Of Boston, Massachusetts
sence and power grew with the
Member ut the Board ut Lecture­ years as she became more and
ship of The Mother Church, The more certain, through study and
First Church of Christ, Scientist, experience, that materiality had
in Boston, Massachusetts
nothing to offer, either as a cura­
The lecturer spoke substantial­ tive agent or towards spiritual
ly as follows:
salvation.
Today, the world as never be­ She wrote “Science and Health
fore Is looking hopefully to law with Key to the Scriptures,”
for the settlement of all its diffi­ thereby sharing with the world
culties.
her faith and proof of God's om­
God is the only lawgiver. nipotent and ever-present love.
Christian Sciences accept the
Christian Science has made un­
word of the Bible as their guide derstandable that all healing is
and Inspiration. Mary Baker Ed­ the result of the operation of di­
dy the Discoverer and Fhunder vine law in human consciousness.
of Christian Science, in one of her Divine law is every operative and
writings (The First Church of ever available to nlL
Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany, The important thing for each of
p. 295? states: ‘The Bible Is our us to ask himself is, “What am I
sea-beaten rock . . . It stands the thinking, thinking about myself,
storm. It engages the attention about others, and about the world
and enriches the being of all in general, ’ What we are think­
men.” It is in the Bible that we ing is manifesting itself as our
first hear God spoken of as law­ experiences. What do you think
giver.” .
¡would happen if all nations and
Throughout the Old Testament peoples suddenly dropped their
the coming of a Messiah had .attitudes of distrust, fear, hatred,
been prophesied. Christian Sci­ (greed, jealousy, selfish and stub­
ence teaches that Christ is the di­ born aims, and turned whole­
vine nature of God which is hu­ heartedly to divine love for guid­
manly perceived and manifested ance, for inspiration and wisdom?
in right ideas and actions. Jesu , The answer is obvious.
Peace,
more than all others before or harmony, brotherly love, and
alter his time, embodied this na­ good will would reign.
ture of God, or Christliness.
Because God, Mind, is good,
Jesus referred to God as Spirit good health is a spiritual qual­
and as Truth. He taught that God ity of ever present Mind. Heath
is divine Life and stressed that is therefore a quality of man.
God is divine Love. Jesus saw God’s image and likeness.
man as God maue him, perfect.
Good health belongs to man
Who and what is this perfect universally.
Man is a unit, a
man that Jesus saw, this true whole idea. Man is complete, re­
concept of man? He is the man flecting all the qualities of Mind.
spoken of in the first chapter of He is not part well and part sick.
Genesis as made in the image Such argument stems directly
and likeness of God.
from materiality. Only by spir­
Jesus saw that evil is never a ituality can it be eliminated.
reality. Its claim to reality is but May we become aware that
the unreliable testimony of the ‘the law of the Spirit of life in
physical senses.
Christ Jesus hath made me free
Do you ask how we are to un- from the law of sin and death.”
see and disbelieve all the evil (Rom. 8:2).
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