St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-15
CHURCH SERVICES.

DLYMOUTH ONAL
Morning. forgiveness Of Injures;"
evening, AN Evening With the Psalms"
RLOOM INGTON Az NJ. E.-REV.
- K. Haley; morning strength and Cour-
age; evening, The New Creation"
CENTENARY NJ. E.-REV II II
~ French: morning ''The Divine EQUIP
ment; evening, 1.-The Gospel According to
Peter"
DARK AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL
4 Rev. Smith Baker, morning 1.-THE
Closed DOOR evening, "The Young Wife"
II IGHLAND PARK I>RESBYTERIAN
IL Rev. A. X. Harsha morning jug
gernauts;" evening. ladies missionary meet.
ing.
AXE STREET NJ. E.-KEV. T. FOL
- len; morning, Lost and Found" even
ing, Rev. Getty, of Ohio, Gospel Temper
ance."
SALVATION AKMY-MAR HALL.
~ 504 Central av., Cedar av and Fifth st.
south (swedish). Services at II a. m. 3
and p. IN.
BROADWAY NJ E.-REV. DAVID
- Tlce; morning, 1.-The Faith Delivered to
the Saints evening, Making a Difference"
SPIRITUALISTS $50 SECOND AV.
~ South = Morning, mediums meetingC
evening, Mrs. G. ID. Pruden THE Influence
of Spirtualism.
EIRST FREE BAPTIST-KEV. FRAN
l. els L. Hayes; morning. "A Forty Days
Lent TOO Short" evening, Woman's Mission
airy society.
FOREST HEIGHTS NJ. ESQ p. NJ.
Il Rev. T. McClary, i'll exchange, Rev C.N.
Showers to preach at Thirteenth Avenue NJ.
E. church.
DILGRIM CONGREGATIONAL REV.
l. 5. Lewis Il. Speare morning, Building
Our jerusalem" evening. The Crescendo Of
Grace"
CHUKCH OF CHRIST-REY. W. j.
~ Lhamon, pastor; morning, These That
Have Turned the World Upside Down."
evening, What Is Saving?"
CT. PAUL'o REV. F. r. MILLs-
~ paugh; morning, holy communion: If a.
m, 1.-The Lent Lesson" 4 D. NJ, Spirituality
OF the Prayer Book
A NDREW PREsBYTEKIAN REV.
n W. NJ. Kincaid; morning, "Fishers Of
Men," evening. THE Hid Treasure and the
Pearl of Great Price"
GOLDEN VALLEY-REv. o. f. BUR
" CESS; morning. who Shall BE Greatest
in the Kingdom Of HeaYenT evening, go.
in Our Midst"
BETHLEHEM PRESBYTEKIAN-
ID Rev. ID. S. McCaslin; morning, Faith
Fog, or Who Goes 1t Blindly;' evening, "a
Lost Woman's Monument
CIIPSON METHODIST-REV w. K.
- Marshall; morning, "PentecOstal Power,
What Is IT." evening, DR.. Hill, of Tennessee,
''Freemen in the south
CENTRAL BAPTIST-REV. CHARLES
~ A. Reese; morning. Contradictions OF
Life; How TO Manage Them evening, The
Conversion of the Thief on the Cross"
CHURCH Or THE REDEEMER-- REV.
~ NJ. d. Shutter; morning. Church and
Social Reforms evening, Rational Use Of
the Bible repeated by requestl
CPIRITUALISTS ODD FELLOWS
- hall, II Washington Av. North-MOrning,
conference and mediums meeting; evening,
lecture by Mrs. Barton. followed by tests.
Il in Labor Temple-ReY August Dell
gren; morning Il Came Not to Destroy, but
TO Fulfill" evening, The Evolution Theory
and Christianity
CT. JOHNS ENGLISH LUTHERAN
~ Rev. G. II. Trabert; morning, "The Chris
tian Cause for Rejoicng;" evening memorial
service in honor of the late Dr.. Z. n. HaSsel-
quist.
w ESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN-
w Rev. D. j. Burrell; morning "Shall
We Fastfn evening, prelude, "A Night In the
Chinese Quarter, San Francisco;" sermon.
why Men Do Not Believe the Good News"
ENIRST CONGREGATIONS
l. ing. Rev. S. G.. Smith; evening, "ThesAt-
titude of Our Church'-first, Toward Edu-
cation" Prof. C. II. Benton; second, Toward
Newspaper Press" j. e. Perkins: third,
Toward Municipal Affairs" Judge Elliott
THE SERVICES IN GETHSEMANE
Il church. Fourth av and Ninth St, to-mor-
row morning will mark the first anniversary
of the rectorship of Rev. j. j. Faude, and
upon this occasion he will present a resume
q and
suggestions for the future work and welfare
of the parish as the years experience has
impressed him as important Every member
Of the parish will be much Interested in at
tending this service, and strangers will be
welcome.