St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-04
WEEK OF PRAYER.
General Union Meetings to be Held
in st. Paul this Week.

III ~. Idu1 tulS Ncch.
Once again the season OF united prayer
returns--a season dear TO our hearts, and rich
in blessed memories. The encouragements
to PRAYER are inuumerable Precept and
promise. instinct aud experience, revelation
and history, all combine to enforce the duty.
WAoSDeeer will, can come and ask; and phdt-
SoeUa' we ask in Christ's name, He viii give.
Never was invitation more free or promise
more ful. Without there is an open door,
and within there is an exhaustless grace.
Very earnestly, therefore, and lovingly we
invite you to join in prayer at the beginning
Of 1885; that in one spirit, and through one
Mediator, We may all have access TO the
Father"
Sunday night, Jan. 4, 1885, 7:30 p. m
Evangelistic services at Plymouth church,
Wsbsshsw and Summit avenues; addresses
20 young men by DR.. MeCurdy, president of
Manchester college, and DR.. Dana; seats free.
Monday, Jan. 5, 7:30 p. m.-The long
suffering love and faithfulness of God: the
general preservation of peace; for the open
ing of all countries TO the gospel.-Ps.
xxx: 1-29; Ps. evil. At Plymouth chapel.
Central Presbyterian church uniting.
Tuesday, Jan. 6, 1880 p. III. National
sins aud the increase of lawlessness; the
n~on-recognitiou of Gods Judgments in pub
lie calamities; personal trausgressions; the
growth of infdelity and superstition; desc
Grafton Of the Lords Day.-Dan. TX: 3-l9;
lisa. lvii; Hos. xiv; Ps. Ii; Luke xiii; 1-9; at
Central Presbyterian church; Plymouth con-
gregstion uniting.
Wednesday, Jan. z, 7:30 p.m.-The unity.
of the church and brotherlY love; evangelis-
tic work among the the masses; that all pas
tors, eyangelists, teachers and workers may
become fervent in spirit, diligent in their
ministry and faithful in preaching Jesus
Christ and Him crucified; for Sunday schools.
-Eph. iii: 1921; John xiv: 1927: l Thess.
v; l Cor. iv; at Plymouth chapel.
Thursday. Jan. s, 7:30 p.m.--That Chris
tan parents may more fully recognize the
obligation to train up their children in the
fear OF God that young people may be saved
from intemperance, immortality and other
sius; for universities, schools, professors,
teachers and students for the ministry
Matt. V: Lie; Micah vi: Is; Nal. iii. ). Ply
mouth chapel.
Friday, Jan. 9.-For rulers and govern
ments and all in authority; for the prevention
Of var: for soldiers and sailors; for the re-
moval of the opium traffic. i%ntemperance and
the social evil; and for the suppression Of
all that is impure in art or literature.-Isa.
XII: 9-31; l Tim, ii: is; Feel. viii; Ps. cxlvi;
Prov. xiv: 1925; lisa. xxi; Plymouth
chapel.
Saturday, Jan. 10, 4 p. m.-For the out
pouring Of the Holy Spirit and the spread Of
the gospel in all lands; with power from on
high; for native Christians; for all mission
aries; for Gods ancient people Israel; for
Increased blessing to attend the circulation
of the Scrlptures.-Rom. XII 1895; Acts K:
34-4S; XII: 1913; lisa. lv; Matt. tx: 1888; l
Thess. ii. A union gathering at Plymouth
chapel, with addresses from several of the
city pastors and others.
Sunday, Jan. IL, 1880 p. m.-Plymouth
church: Evangelistic services, with ad-
dresses and introductory praise service. Seats
free to all.