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Tag Archives: Cincinnati History
Pageant of the Past
From the archives. Ghosts of Christmas past. December 25, 1861.
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Tagged #SpiritualCincy, Christmas, Cincinnati, Cincinnati History, Swedenborg
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#FBF “It’s Not in Buildings”
A beautiful memoir of the original Swedenborgian Church in Walnut Hills by Carol Skinner Lawson…
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Tagged #FBF, Books, Carol Skinner Lawson, Cincinnati History, memories, old churches, Swedenborg
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#FBF #CincinnatiHistory #Music & #Hymns
This hymnal was printed in Lebanon, Ohio, by Nathaniel McClean, 1810. Thomas Newport was the first Swedenborgian in the territory now Ohio…and ordained one of their Ministers. Delighting in singing, in 1810 he compiled and caused to be printed in … Continue reading
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Tagged Cincinnati History, Hymns, Lebanon, Nathaniel McClean, Swedenborg, Thomas
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#FBF Visiting Ministers: A thing of the past & present
Sundays at the New Church of Montgomery (@GlendaleNewChu) are vibrant due to the variety of voices that of our visiting Ministers bring to the pulpit. This is not a new idea in our church. In this “Messenger” article from 1906, … Continue reading
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Tagged Cincinnati History, New Church of Montgomery, Swedenborg, The Messenger, visiting minister
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#FBF #Cincinnati #History, Old Writeups
Illustration by sketch artist, Carol Williams. The text from this 1931 “A Spot in Cincinnati” reads: The Church of the New Jerusalem at the corner of Oak Street and Winslow Avenue in Walnut Hills will be the center of great … Continue reading
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Tagged 1931, Cincinnati History, Convention, Oak and Winslow, Walnut Hills
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