The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-01
Misses Mathes and knight.
Hymn 462. .........' Soldiers of Christ Arise
Address by the Pastor.
Offerings,


Address by the Pastor.
Offerings
Cantate Domino. .................J. r. Thomas
:, With cornet obligato by w. K Naylor.
hymn n......" Now Thank We All Our God"
The Benedietion.
Soprano, Misses NJ. G. Wheeler, A. Mathes;
alto. Misses j. Moody, 9. ]. Knight; tenor,
J. H. Hensel, H. s. Gilbert; bass, J, H.
Taylor, M. X. Knauff.
All SAINTS Day, of all the festivals in
the Christian year is undoubtedly the
most touching, and falling as 1t does
this year upon Sunday, will be OBJ
served in all the Episcopal churches
with unusual solemntty. In the collect
for the day Grant us grace so to fol-
low the blessed saints in all virtuous
and Cody living" in the prayer for the
church militant, land we also bless
Thy Holy Name for all Thy servants
departed this life in Thy faith and
fear; beseeching Thee to give us grace
SO to follow their good examples, That
with Them we may be partakers Of
Thy Heavenly Kingdom" and in the
prayer of conservation 1--WE and all
Thy whole church (the living and de-
parted may obtain remission Of our
sins and all other benefits of Christ's
passion will be duly emphasized. The
noble army of martyrs, the valiant
soldiers of the cross known and un-
known will all be summed up in these
especially will this be observed in the
eucharistic service. This beautiful
service stands In q similar relation to
the church as that Of Decoration day
to the state, an annual commemoraN
ton of the departed. Whatever may
have been the origin of the festivals
it has been very dear to the hearts OF
Christians. 1t appears to have origin
ated in the Western church at Rome
in the seventh century.
At st. Peters mission Post Siding
the day will be commemorated with
special service for children. Appro-
pirate hymns will be rendered with
an address on the Communion Of SAINTS
at 2:3O p. M, followed with litany,
and sermon on "All SAINTS Day" at
$3.50 p. m
The mission for men, going on at
present in st. Mary's church, Is most
successful. The mission opened with a
large number, equal In fact, to the
opening of the ladies mission OF last
week and the attendance daily in
creased. The o'clock services in the
morning were particularly well attend
ed as were those at 7:30 in the evening.
Today services will be held at z, 8, 3
and 1920 a. m. and 1880 p. m.
The mission will close this evening at
7:30 with the solemn and impressive
ceremonies OF lne IGHSW Oh VI IiiC De@t
tismal vows" The closing sermon will
be preached by Father Cullen, the
Pauiist priest, who has charge OF the
missions in the West
The Second Swedish Baptist church
will begin to hold meetings in the Pill
grim Baptist church at Sun11nit avenue
and Cedar street at 4 o'clock this after
noon. Rev. j. w. Conley, ID. D., and
Rev. o. P. Peterson will speak on this
occasion and also the pastor Of the
church. Fred Palmborg. The choir OF
the First Swedish Baptist church will
aid in singing.
Meetings will be held there Thursday
at TAB o. m. The services Sunday
mornings and evenings and also the
Sunday school will continue to be held
in the church at 94S .Afbemarle street.
Rev. Elisha Wilson, the boy Evan
gelist." Will assist Rev. B. b. Hill In
special gospel meetings at Pilgrim Bap-
fist church during the week. Mr.. Will
sor began preaching at the age OF
fourteen, and is now but twenty years
Of age. He has met with marked sue
cess.
Rev. S. A. Jamison, Of West Duluth,
will preach in Arlington Hills Presby-
terrain church, 611 jerks street, at 1880
a. M, and 7:30 p. m.