The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-02-11
Church inouncc mentS,

ChuHcn AnouHHShenSS
Subject at the Christian church
Sunday morning will be 'Pulpit and
Pow In the evening Martin Luth-
e."
Rev. DR.. Turner oc 'upied the pull pit
of the Christian church Sunday even
ing in the interest uf The Bethel work
The subject announced for that even
ing will be treated next Sunday.
The series OF Sunday evening Ice
lures at the Christian church entitled
.lLvening with Reformcrs,' will be
continued for few weeks, covering
the raformatory monuments down to
the nineteenth century.
In the Presbyterian church on Sun
day next there will be ten minutes
given to the children before the morn
ing sermon. In the evening, the sub
iect will be, "Can man be as good a
Christian outside of the church as in
side of it? No"
Services in the Episcopal church
next Sun lay: 7:3O, Holy Eucharist;
1890. morning prayer, sermon and adj
ministratiOn of the sacrament of Holy
Baptism; 1870 p. M, evening prayer
and the fourth address on the popular
objections to the church That it is
worldly
President Upton, who has been sup
plying the pulpit Of the Christian
church at this place for several months
past, has taken up his residence here
since his resignation, in the Moore
house, Oh Second street, and the
Christian church again has perma-
nent pastor.
A Turner, missionary superintend-
eat of Bethel work in Minnesota and
West Wisconsin. presented the claims
of that practical charity to the congre-
cations of the Methodist, Presbyterian
and Christian churches last Sunday,
and collected upwards of 6O.
The venerable Mrs. Van Cleve, of
Minneapolis, will conduct the services
in the Presbyterian church at an earl
date. Mrs. VanCleve is over 20 years
of age, but her natural force is not
abatcd. She was one Of the pioneer
missionaries in Minnesota fifty years
ago, and has done more perhaps than
any other living person in the State to
promote the interests of all kinds OF
social. moral and religious works.
The Band of Hope. or Loyal Tenn
perance Legion, as it is now called,
has re-organized it's forces, and meets
every Saturday afternoon at o'clock,
at the w. G. T. U. rooms, under the
, superintendent of Mrs. Ella McMil-
Ian. Plans are being considered for
forming a Boys Brigade, with regu-
lar military drill by competent leader,
, which will add greatly to the interest
ing features of the meetings. We ask
the hearty sympa h. and cooperation
l of all temperance people in this work
among the children.
! Next Sunday the special meetings
begin at the M. E. church. In the
morning there will be practical talk
on how to use the world without be-
, ing use 4 by it, which will be of es:
pecial interest to all who do not clear,
" understand the relation between
. the world and Christianity. All the
church members as far as possible are
. requested to be present at this service
, In the evening the question of "Eterna
J Punishment" will be considered, with
8 special reference to Gods and YOU
= relation to it.. During the following
=. week meeting will be held each even
= ing, and all are cordially invited to at
! tend. The members of other church
! es will be sure of a hearty welcome
! and place to work for the common
- cause. Let all Christians come an(
= help.