St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-28
IN THE SANCTUARY.
The Union Mission and the Good Work
Proposed for 1t.
Ten Churches TO be Open for Services
Every Evening.
for To-day--Religi-
GUS Notes.
The Union Mission.


which is to lend special interest 10 this
week. formally commences tomorrow night
The churches are 10 be open for services
every evening and to be addressed by two
or more pastors appointed for the pur-
pose. These services will be evangelistic
ia nature. popular in form and similar in
intent and style TO those now holding in
many of the larger cities Of the country,
and they are the peculiar and hopeful feat
ure just now in the religious world. The
time is ripe for the movement, and nothing
should conflict with the attention and sup
port they will solicit from the people. Non
sectarian in character. it is the multitude
that these meetings are designed to interest,
as well as the membership in the churches.
There are large numbers connected with all
the churches that need awakening and to
heed the trumpet call TO be sounded in
their ears, 10 turn them from their world
Illness and Journalism TO an earnest
sincere life. For those outside, the move
ment will bring hope and help and will I'M
doubtedly excite desires and purposes that
may sooner or later eventnate I'm altered
characters. The renewal of the peoples
gospel service at the Olympic theater to-
night will prove a valuable supplement 10
the mission. 1t reaches dlstinctyely those
unaffiliated with the churches. and is an I'M
selfish and every way pfaiseworthy venture
Regarded with some suspicion by the re-
ligious conservatives in church and pulpit.
1t is in the line of the most promising and
imperative work of the hour. Its prOjec-
tors may be in advance of the average SEN
timent of their churches. but they are block
ing out the path in which these timid
organizations must eventually follow. The
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and what nots will be pre-empted by the
churches for Sabbath evening services of a
popular evangeliStic character. This one
at the Olympic tonight deserves the largest
support of all classes. Our citizens OH the
whole may gladly hail the beginning of the
unique mission the pastors of the city
have planned. 1t is catholic i'm spirit
and represents a union in effort In every
way cOmmendabie. Each section of the
city Is accommodated, and during the week
there Will be opportunity to hear from
earnest men that story" which has an in
creasing charm for every one. To-day
services will prepare for these special meet
ings, and deeper spirit of interest and
conservation will be evoked i'm view of
these pending religious gatherings. The
meetings will be held at 7:3O D. IN. in the
churches named below. At each service
there will be two short addresses, and other
exercises will be under the direction of the
pastor.
st. Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church
DIR. Thomas, leader. Monday, DIR. Mabie and
DR.. West; Tuesday, Rev. Messrs. Forbes and
Haupt; Wednesday, Rev. Messrs. McLaren
and Chandler; Thursday, DIR. Smith and Dr.
Christie: Friday, DR.. Dana and Rev. Mr
Dewart.
Central Presbyterian Church-Rev. Mr..
NlI
Rev. Mr. Forbes; Tuesday, DIR. Christie and
Rev. Mr.. Cooke; Wednesday. DIR. Thomas and
Rev. Mr.. Haupt; Thursday, Or. Wood and
Rev. Mr.. Edwards; Friday, DIR. Neil and
Rev. Mr.. Dysart.
First Methodist Episcopal Church-Dr.
Smith, leader. Monday, Rev III. II. Hart and
DR.. Christie; Tuesday, DIR. Dana and Rev.
Mr.. Chandler; Wednesday, Rev. Messrs.
Cooke and Forbes; Tuesday, DIR. Mabie and
DR.. Seaver; Friday, Rev. Mr.. Haupt and DIR.
Wood.
Dayton Avenue Presbyterian Church-Rev.
Mr.. Edwards, leader. Monday, DR.. Wood
and DIR. Seaver; Tuesday, DIR. Nell end DR..
west; "wednesday. DIR. Ma5ie and Rev. Mr..
Door; Thursday, Rev. Mr.. Cooke; Friday, Dr.
Christie and Rev. Mr.. Cochrane.
Pacific Congregational Church-Rev. Mr..
Evans. leader. Monday, Rev. Messrs. Chan
der and f1ndlay; Tuesday, DR.. Seaver aud
Rev. Mr.. Door; Wednesday, DIR. Dana and
Rev. Mr.. Dysart; Thursday, Rev. Messrs.
Forbes and Robert Smith; Friday, DR.. Mabie
and Rev. Mr.. Herriott.
Atlantic Congregational Church-Rev. Mr..
Dickinson, leader. Monday, Rev. Messrs.
Dewart and Dysart; Tuesday, Rev. Mr.
Arnold; Wednesday, DR.. Wood and Rev. Mr..
Door; Thursday, DIR. Dana and Rev. Mr. Her
riott; Friday, DR.. Seaver and Rev. Mr..
Forbes.
Goodrich Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Mr.. Anderson, leader. Monday, Rev.
Mr.. Haupt; Tuesday, Rev. Mr.. Ffndlay; We'd
nesday. DIR. Christie; Thursday, Rev. Mr.
Gamble; Friday, Rev. John Woods.
Fort Street Baptist Church-Rev. Mr.. Nor
ton, leaier. Monday, Rev. Mr.. Arnold; Tues
day, DIR. Wood; Wednesday. Rev. Mr.. Her
riott; Thursday, Rev. Mr.. Thompson; Friday,
Robert Smith.
Clinton Avenue NJ. E. Church-Rey. Mr..
Matthew, leader. Monday, Rev. Messrs. Her
riot and Gamble; Tuesday. DIR. Mabie:
Wednesday, Rev. Messrs. Dewart and Robert
Smith; Thursday, Rev. Messrs. Chandler and
Evans; Friday, Rev. Messrs. Pemberton and
Cooke.
MONDAY business mems prayer meeting at
the Gospel Temperance union rooms-Lead-
ers; Monday, james Suydam; Tuesday. JOS
eph Mckibben; Wednesday. J. II. Randall;
Thursday, DIR. Burnham; Friday. w. b. Dean !;
aturday, E. II Hablghorst
In the German language German NJ E
church. corner Rosabel and Sixth streets
The SPEAKERS to be appointed.
Evangelical Association church corner
Pine and Eleventh streets. PRAYER meeting
at 2:30 p. IN.