St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-07

ner Bates Avenue and Conway Street.
Rev. 5. w. Dickinson Pastor-Morning
service, Tho Believers Great Privi-
lege." Evening, 7:3o, "Find.n, and
Bringing" Services will be held every
evening during the week of prayer; all
invited to these meetings.
Central Park notwithstanding
by the pastor morning and evening; 7:3O
subject, why He Was Rejected"
The First Baptist church has now
made arrangements to have the double
quartette that has been giving so much
satisfaction last month made a per
! manent feature. Louis p. De Sale, the
we'll known tenor, has been enga ged,
and this addition will make it one of
the strongest choir organizations in the
city.
The choir is now composed of the fol-
lowing we'll known singers: Sopranos.
Misses Eva NJ. Alcott and Aida Smith;
contraltos. Misses Nellie Hope and
Arella L. Phillips; tenors, Messrs. l.. p.
De Sale and A. Glen Gessler; bass,
MeSsrs. Ben Stillwell and George But
rick; Organist, Frank W. Relf. The
following selections wilt be given to-
day: Jubilate, in e. Homer Bartlett;
Morning prayer. Robert Franz; GAS
Pants the Hart from Spohr's 'Cruci.
fixion" soprano solo and chorus);
Jesus, Lover OF Ny SOUL" Biery-
Oliver.
Pacific Congregational Church, Acl1er
Street. Near Mississippi = Edward A.
Steiner, pastor. Morning services, 1880.
communion service; evening services,
T:3O, "A Prayer for the City,"
Meetings every night next week at
7:30. All are welcome.
New Jerusalem (or Swedenborgian)
Church, Southeast Corner Virginia and
Selby Avenues. Rev. Edward G. Nit
chell, PastOr-Services at 1O:30 a. m.
Sunday school at las a. IN. Subject of
sermon: Understanding Spiritual
Truth" The understanding of truth
depends largely on the disposition of
the heart towards the truth. If we de-
sire to make our life better we can un-
derstand.
King Street NJ. E. Church, Near Or
leans-At 10:45 Rev. A. MADDEN. of Chi
cago will preach and render two cornet
solos: preaching at 7:30 by Rev. R.Mc-
Clary.
OliTet NJ. E. Church. Juno and Vic
toria-At 7:30 Rev. r. A. Hadden. solo
cornetist to d. L. Moody, will conduct
song service and preach.
OllVet Congregational Church. Mer-
RAM Park. st. Paul; Rev. c. J. Sage,
Pastor-Services: Sunday morning at
10:30: subject of discourse, "Christ, the
| Physician" Evening service at 7:3O;
subject, The Penitent Thief" All well
! come. Seats free.
Peoples Church. Hazel Park-Preach-
ing at 1880 by j. NJ. Hanson. Subject,
IA Mighty Man, but" Christian En-
deavor society meets on Thursday
evening.
Salvation Army, Wacouta Street-On
Monday next, Jan. s. Swedish meeting
will be held, led by Capt. Gustafson and
Lieut.. Johnson, assisted by the band
and soldiers of st. Paul ii. Corps, COM
mencing at s p. m. All are welcome.
Mrs. Mary c. Lyman will lecture for
the st. Paul Spiritual Alliance at Van
Ellemeets hall. Moore block, $50 West
Seventh street, this afternoon at 3
O'Clock, also at 7:30 in the evening.
The afternoon lecture will be upon the
subject, The Truth Shall Make You
Free" and will be followed by the
usual circle band of harmony. The
subjects for the evening lecture, which
will be followed by tests, will be chosen
by the audience.
AS the mission Sunday school rooms
at 1l04 East Seventh street, III connec-
ton with st. Peters Episcopal church.
on Dayton's bluff, are unoccupied dur
ing the week, the rector OF the parish
has decided to open them every night in
the week Sunday excepted as free
reading room from until 10 p. m. The
st. Andrews Brotherhood will assist in
! carrying OH the work. and place some of
its members in charge each night The
rooms will be comfortably furnished.
Suitable reading matter, such as books,
magazines and papers, are needed to
equip the work; also financial help to
purchase fuel and lights. AS this is
purely an adventure of faith, the rector
appeals TO the generosity of churchmen