Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-12
OUR SANCTUARLES.

What Is Going on in the Religious World
of st. Paul.
The kingdom of heaven is like unto certain
king, which made marriage for his son.
And sent forth his servants to call them that
were hidden to the wedding; and they could
not come.
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Then saith he to his servants The wedding is
ready, but they which were hidden were not
worthy.
Go ye therefore into the highways. and as
many as We shall find bid to the marriage.
so those servants went out into the highways
found, both good and bad:
CHURCH SERVICES.
st. Paul's (EpiscopaD corner of Ninth and
Olive streets-Rev. E. s. Thomas rector. Morn
ing and evening services.
New Jerusalem (Swedenborgian) church,
Market between Fourth and Fifth streets
Rev. E. G. Mitchell, pastor. Services at 8 P. NJ.
Subject: Saving Our Spiritual Life.'
First Methodist Episcopal church, corner of
Third and Summit avenue-Rev. Nj. Hulburd,
pastor. Morning and evening services. Morn
ing subject: ''Other Folks''
Plymouth Church, corner of Wabashaw
street and Summit avenue-Rev. DR.. Dana,
pastor. Evening service. subject Lessons
OF the week OF Prayer
First Presbyterian Church, corner of Lafay-
cite avenue and Woodward street-Rev. S.
Conn., D. D., pastor. Morning and evening
services.
Central Presbyterian Church. Cedar street
between Ninth and Tenth streets-Rev. Vim,
McKibbin, pastor. Morning and evening ser
vices.
House of Hope Presbyterian, corner of Fifth
and Seventh streets-Rev. d. r. Breed, pastor.
md
ject, Honesty in Religion" Evening sub
ject. The four great points Of Christian
unity
Dayton Avenue Church, Presbyterian-Re
Maurice d. Edwards, pastor. Morning and
evening services.
and Franklin streets-Rev. w. P. Ten Brock.
rector. Morning and evening services
Free Church of the Good Shepherd, corner
OF Twelfth and Cedar streets-Rev. VIM. G..
Pope, pastor. Morning and evening services
Unity church, corner of Wabashaw and Ex-
change streets-W. G. GARRETT. pastor. Morn
Ing services at 1890 A. NJ. The Rev. W. H.
Harrington, Of Saltwater, will conduct the SER
vices.
Y. n. C. A. SERVICES.
Rooms open daily Except Sunday from A.
NJ. TIL ~ P. NJ, on Sundays from to p NJ
Young Mem Bible class at the rooms at P M,
Taught by the general secretary. Jail service
at P. III.
Dayton Bluff Sunday school at P. NJ. Fort
Smelling $50 P. NJ.
Monday, Young Mems Gospel meeting at the
rooms at 7:30 P. NJ.
Thursday meeting at Dayton Bluff chapel at
73O P. NJ.
Saturday Union Bible class at 4:3O P. NJ.
taught by Rev. d. r. Breed.
CHURCH MATTERS.
The young peoples meeting of the First
Presbyterian church is held every Sunday
evening at 6:45 o'clock.
Special prayer services will be held daily at
the First Presbyterian church this week, at 80
o'clock P. NJ.
Young peoples meeting, Plymouth church.
every Sunday at Gas o'clock p NJ
The daily prayer meetings at the House of
Hope, last week-Week of Prayer-wcre large
ly attended and much religious interest evinced.
Wednesday two additional elders were elected
l by the congregation Of the House of Hope.
The choice fell upon DR.. G. 81. Boardman and
b. q. Baldwin, ESQ.,, with great unanimity.
One of the special features of the worship at
plymouth church is sermon to the children.
1t precedes the regular Sunday service, and
gives pleasing instruction to the children.
service of song will precede the regular
evening devotional services at the First M E.
church this evening.
Plymouth church started on the New Year by
an addition of twenty-one new members, nine
of whom were by profession of faith.
The seats in Plymouth church at the evening
service are made free to all, and special efforts
are being made to welcome strangers and in
terest those having no STATED church home
The meetings during the week of PRAYER at
Plymouth church were largely attended, those
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings were
notably interesting.
To-day is Missionary Sunday in Conerega-
t1onal churches, when concerted effort is to
be made to lift the debt of their Home Mis-
slonary society, which is $4,000.
More men and able ones are now wanted for
fields in this State unoccupied. The best the
country can afford are none too good for the
frontier churches of this State, for thew are
destined to become centers Of power and inAu-
encc in coming years.
;. Unusual religious interest has been prevail
ing IN Carleton college, and the new term opens
with special promise spiritually. 1t is not un-
likely that this growing and popular institu-
tlon Will secure an superintendent from the
'Stone estate, " which has just yielded Andover
seminary and Philips academy 100000.
The annual collection for work among the
freedmen will take place this morning at Ply
mouth church.
Lent begins on the Goth of Februarv This
year.
Services at the Church of the Good Shep-
nerd (EplscopaD begin at IL A. M. and 1880 F. M.
The Feast of the Epiphany, or Feast of
Lights, was duly observed at the Church OF the
Good Shepherd last Monday. Holy commun-
ION was celebrated in the morning and the
church illuminated at night.
The parish sociable OF the church If The
Good Shepherd was held at Mrs E. P. Horizons
last Thursday evening. These pleasant gather
lngs are held every second and fourth Thurs
days Of the month.
The Rev. VIM. G. Pope was somewhat indis-
posed yesterday. He may not be able to hold
service to-day, and if he does, the service will
be somewhat shortened.
Epiphany evening was dulv observed in the
parish OF the church of the Good Shepherd.
The parish ring was imbedded in cake and
every communicate became a contestant for
wearing the ring. Mrs. Cartmel was success
ful IN getting it, and becoming Epiphany
queen.
The Unity church club meets every Tuesday
evening. The reunions are passed sociallv,
now and then diversified by pleasant dramatic
entertainments, or the evening is given over to
the more intellectual pursuits of reading. his
tory, etc. Every two weeks sociable is given.
All these entertainments are largely attended.
and give much pleasure.
Inc annual meeting of the Ramsey county
bible society will be held Sunday evening.
January 10Th. It is proposed this year to hold
TWO meetings. one at the First Methodist
church, to accommodate upper town. and he
other at the Baptist church, for the convenience
OF those in lower town.
Ihe congregations at the First M. E. church
are increasing largely. The course of lectures
on the subject I'VE and Our Neighbors," have
attracted considerable attention. and met with
church and public commentator. The subject
tonight will be "Other Folks The sermon
or lecture will treat of general society questions.
conversation amusements, etc. In anticipa,
lion OF largely increased audience over Last
Sunday-as evidenced by the weekly increase
IN the congregation since the lecture course be.
gan-extra seats will be provided to accommo.
date all.
The singing hereafter in the Fir,t NJ. r.
church is to be congregational, under the lea
dership of Mr.: J: s. sealey Mr.. Hillman
organlst, and Mr.. Balton cornetest, supported
by choir. The c)rnet xvas ;Dtroa,.aa -.