Capitalizing War for the Tobacco Trade. Byline: Clarence E. Flynn. Source: _The Sunday School Journal_. Vol. 51 No. 5. Cincinnati: The Methodist Book Concern, May 1919. pp. 271–72. Children and the Church. Byline: Rev. Clarence E. Flynn. Source: _American Messenger_. Vol. 80 No. 6. New York: The American Tract Society, Jun 1922. p. 89. Notes: 1) Church as “leavening force” (Luke 13:20–21), 2) Roman Catholic worship using “a strange tongue” is likely referring to Latin, which replaced Greek in the 2nd century CE; Latin was replaced by vernacular languages after the Second Vatican Council of the 1960s, 3) Responsibility for children’s religious training; essay, “The Three Agencies in Child Training.” Christianity and Americanism. Byline: Clarence E. Flynn. Source: _American Messenger_. Vol. 78 No. 11. New York: The American Tract Society, Nov 1920. p. 173. Note: National life flows from the people; essay, “What Makes a City?” The Christian Program. Byline: Clarence E. Flynn. Source: _Northwestern Christian Advocate_. Vol. 68 No. 26. Chicago: The Methodist Book Concern, Jun 16, 1920. p. 664. Note: Parables of mustard seed (Matthew 13:31–32) and leaven (13:33). The Christian Standard of Greatness. Byline: Rev. Clarence E. Flynn. Source: _American Messenger_. Vol. 80 No. 8. New York: The American Tract Society, Aug 1922. p. 117. Notes: 1) Jesus discusses greatness with his disciples (Mark 9:33–35), 2) Jesus speaks of losing and finding one’s life (Matthew 10:39, 16:25), 3) Jesus doing good (Acts 10:38). The Christ of the Sea. Byline: Dr. Clarence E. Flynn, Pastor of Trinity M. E. Church. Source: _Berkeley Daily Gazette_. Berkeley, CA: Berkeley Gazette Publishing Company, Dec 25, 1929. p. 8. Notes: 1) Jacob uses a stone as a pillow (Genesis 28:11), 2) Angels sing at birth of Jesus (Luke 2:14), 3) Jesus speaks about being born again (John 3:3), 4) Saving one’s life by losing it (e.g., John 12:25), 5) Golden Rule (Matthew 7:12), 6) Love your neighbor as yourself (Matthew 22:39), 7) Jesus speaks to rich, young man (Matthew 19:16–22). Contributed essay to a symposium on “The Church and Young People”. Byline: Rev. Clarence E. Flynn, Pastor, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Princeton, IN. Source: _The Sunday School Journal_. Vol. 52 No. 4. Cincinnati: The Methodist Book Concern, Apr 1920. pp. 203–04. Notes: 1) Tobacco propaganda; essay, “Capitalizing War for the Tobacco Trade,” 2) Training children’s mind, body, religious instinct, and social relationships; essay, “The Three Agencies in Child Training.” The Church’s Fourfold Program. Byline: Clarence E. Flynn. Source: _The Living Church_. Vol. 67 No. 1. Milwaukee: Morehouse Publishing Co., May 6, 1922. p. 16. Notes: 1) Evangelism as the thing the Church has been set to do (Matthew 28:16–20), 2) “Let there be light” (Genesis 1:3), 3) Christian education in the home and school; essay, “The Three Agencies in Child Training.”