St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-03
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
gAcaTfoK BEING OYER, REiiGi0.Y
Should HAVE ATTENTION.
LESSONS FROM THE PULPIT.

DtScuSSeu IN ST. Iaui n; lie
Material as Well as the Spirit
uaI Man viii Receive At
tention-Song and Praise Ser
vices. 4ShNi
The summer vacations are over and
solitude no longer reigns in the
churches. The co5webs have been
swept from the pulpit, the orgau once
more peals forth its solemn tones or its
triumphant pfeaus of praise, and the
preacher, with a ruddy glow upon his
cheeks aud an elastic step, fronts his
Pensioners, fresh from viewing the
wonders of the worlds fair or from
other recreation. The clergyman has
seen much to both edify and instruct;
the Pensioners have learned many
lessons, not the least of which has been
that the world is fuller of yanitieS than
they mad supposed, and that the best
place for them is home, with the privi-,
lege of sitting meath the droppings of
the sanctuary and listening to the old
story which Is ever neW-the story of
the atonement of mankind. The
preacher is better able to impart in
Struction by reason OF the rest he has
found; his hearers are better qualified
to appreciate his kindness because of
their sojourn in cities where each liz
habtant is stranger to all others.
The fall season at the churches prom
lSeS to be an active and an interesting
one. The spirit of evil is ever active, it
never takes vacation. But the preach
erS will be better able to cope with it
now. and with the active cooperation of
the GLOBE the hosts of sin may be put
to flight. The clergy will ali be at their
posts today, aud below will be found
announcement Of their services. Many
men OF many minds there may be. but
none need complain of Inability to find
in the subjoined list theme in which
they have an interest more or less keen.
The Days Announcements.
st. Peters (EpiscopaD. Dayton'S Bluff.
Corner Fourth and Maple Streets, Seats
Free. Rev. Stuart B. Purves, Rector
Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity; serv-
ices. morning. z and IL; evening, s.
st. Paui's Church (Episcopai}. Corner
Ninth ana Olive Streets, Rev. John
Wright, d. D., RectGr-Hoiy communion,
a. m. Sunday school, $50 a. IN.
Holy communion, with sermon. Ii a. m.
Full Choral eyenSong, no sermon, 80
p. IN. The monthly distribution of
medals to Choir boys will take place at
the afternoon services. Strangers cor
daily invited to attend.
The Emmanuel Evangelical Church,
Corner OF Van Siyke Court and Pine
Street, l.. StOpf. PastOr-Sunday school
at $3.50 Il. ILL.,; at 1880 a. III. the pastor
Will preach from jeremiah 3i:l2; sub
jet, "The Church a Fertile Garden;"
I. L. ). Z. +. meets at p. M, eonSe-
Grafton meeting; at s p. IN. the pastor
will preach about "DaniePS Three
Friends" Midweek services are as
follows: Young peoples prayer meet
Ing Wednesday at p. m.: general
prayer meeting, Thursday at s, p., m.
Next Saturday the pastor will meet mis-
calechism class at $3.50. Mr.. Wenger
will meet the Junior Endeayor sbciety
at 1920 a. M. Saturday. >ije
ST. Mary's Episcopab Church, Mer-
rian Park-rhere will be the usual
morning service, with celebration. o.
the holy communion at 1880 O'clock
The venerable Archdeacon Forth.
rector OF Holy Trinity church. Wlhhi-
peg, will preach at this service. The
music will be rendered by the following
quartette: Mcs. G.. NJ. Space, soprano:
Miss Irwin contraltO; +. G. Campbell,
| tenor; MIR. Zimmerman. bass. Seats
are all free. Strangers cordially vel
coined.
st. John's Church, White Bear Lake
Services with celebration of the holy
communion at 3:i5 O'clock %. IN. Arch
deacon Forth will be the preacher.
Church OF st. John the Evangelist,
Corner Ashland Avenue and Mackubin
Street, Rev. Y. PeytOn Morgan, Rector
Service at and IL Il. m. and D. m.
Rev. Homer McCiarY,of Bates Avenue
Methodist church, will call the long roll
this morning. This Is subscription
taken one hundred days ago. The
names of subscribers will be called aud
tie money presented upon the altar.
The church will be decorated and the
choir will render special music. In the
evening Mr.. McCiary will preach the
second of the series OF worlds fair SER
mons. the subject being "a Cradle and
Its Lessons" The cradle has been for
five generations i'll the Adams family.
Both the second and sixth presidents of
the United States were connected with
it. Miss Flora Pace is expected to sing
a solo.
Bethany church, corner Stryker ave-
nne aud West Winifred Street-Pasior,
Watson &. Willard. Services at the
usual hours. MIR. Willard is speaking on
Current Topics" every Sunday even
ing, and tonight will touch upon the
great question of "AmusementS."
King Street NJ. e. Church, Near Or
leans-Preaching at l0:45 by the pastor.
Rev. James Castles, and at 80 by Rev.
Robert McClary.
Olivet NJ. f. Church. Juno and Vic
toria-Morniug service at 1915. In the
evening Emmanuel Baptist church will
unite. and Rev. FIR. Leach will preach.
New-JeruSalem Tor Swedenborgian)
Ceurch, Southeast Corner Virginia and
Selby Avenues, Rev. Edward c. Nit
chell, Pastor-Seryice at 10:30 a. m.
Sunday school at IL As a. IN. Subject of
sermon: The Lesson OF Hard TimeS."
First PRESBYTERIAN Church, Lincoln
Avenue. Corner Grotto Street. Rev. Il.
Carnahan, PastOr-ServiceS at 1880 a.
IN. and p. M, with Sermsns by the
pastor. Sabbath school at IL m. Chris
tian Endeayor society at Z p. M. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at p. m. The
pastor has returned from his vacation.
The evening service will now be re-
newed. Morning subject: AMUSEMENT
or Abundance"
English Lutheran Church of the Re-
deemer, Corner Lafayette and Wood
NuIu ScIftCS dG
4. N. No evening service. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m.
First Universalist Church, Rev. W. S.
Vail, Pastor-ServlceS in Ford's music
hall Opposite the Grand opera housed
Sunday morning at II O'clock. Subject:
"A Worlds Fair Congress (Seientific1
OH the Nature of Man and the Problem
of Immortality" The Voedisch sisters
(recently returned from study in Leip-
sic), assisted by Mr.. Chichester, will fur
nish a full musical service on violin,
piano and cornet OFT 70
Plymouth Church. Corner of Summit
Avenue and Wabasha Street.-The past
tor. Rev. A. II. Heath. will preach and
administer the communion at 1O:3O a.
III. The evening services, which have
been omitted during the summer; will
be resumed, and at $50 p. m. the pastor
will give an address to working men.
Seats free. All workingmen especially
welcomed.
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