The Saint Paul globe., 1896-09-27

the Board of Missions will be held
Wednesday, at ST. PauTs church. Min
neapolis. Holy Communion will be
celebrated at $50 a. M, followed by
the annual address by Rt Rev. Anson
Rt gers Graves, d. D., L. L. D., mis-
slonary bishop Of the Platte. Bishop
Whipple and Bishop Gilbert both ex-
pect to be present.
Bishop III. w. Warren, of Denver,
Col, presiding bishop of the Minnesota
chUrch, will preach at Central Park
M. E. church this morning.
The Liberal Union of Minnesota. Wo-
men will hold the first meeting of the
season OF 1867 upon Tuesday, Sept.
~, at o'clock, in the First Unitarian
church. Eight street and Mary Place.
Minneapolis, A full attendance IS
earnestly desired
There will be Azereth servi ices and
sermons at the Temple Monday even
ing at $780, and Tuesday morning at
$50.
The Sabbath school of House Of Hope
church will hold services appropriate
tc rallying day tomorrow at 1910.
Rallying day for church and Sunday
school will be observed at Dayton ave
nue. Presbyterian church tomorrow and
appropriate services will be held at
addresses will be made. The treas
urer VIII give a financial statement
and short talks will be made bv DR..
towards and j. r. Mcmillan.
Kew c. G. Nelson. superintendent of
the Northern Swedish Mission confer
ence and presiding elder of the ST
Paul district, has served the Cook
street M. E. church for three years.
AT the present session of the confer
ence at Duluth, change was made in
the pastorate. Mr.. Nelson will take
charge of the church at Lindstrorl.
but will continue to reside in ST. Panl
Rev. ]. A. Palmquist. of Red Wing
VIII be the pastor of the Cook Street
| church.
The Northwestern Bible Institute for
! christian workers, will commence its
eighth year of work in this city Thurs
oay Ihe object of this training school
| rs TO afTord an opportunity for prepara-
ton to any worthy man or woman who
ueSires to better qualify himself or
/ herSelf for any kind of Christian work
| to labor under the auspices of anv
church or society which they may
choose. The text book of the school is
the English Bible, the indispensahIe
| qualification for Christian work is a
knowledge of the Scriptures.
The stewards Of the Central Park M
/ E. church have issued the following
! statement: .
We. the stewards of Central Park
M. e. church, desire to correct some
erroneous statements published in the
city papers. respecting matters CON
nected with our church There is NO
i'll feeling in our church. There has
peen diversity of opinion among mem
Ders, as is natural concerning the mas
torate Tor another year. but all DIFF
ferences We're amicably settled at orr
last quarterly conference by unani-
nous vote, leaving the appointment of
our next pastor entirely to the bisbo,
and his advisers. We, the stewards
OF the church. representing the differ
ent opinions held by mem bers, are sat
isfied to abide by the decision of the
bishop in the conference to be held
next month; and will Loyalty receive
] whoever may be sent us pastor for
| the next year. We believe we also
voice the opinions of the entire mem
bership and congregation.
Henry J. Thorne, James W. Shan
non. j. B. Cowan, William H Jones. A.
| Swain. j. II. Shea, G. E. Shepstone, F.,
E. Luley.
DR.. Samuel 6. Smith, of the PEOPLES 5
church, having returned from Europe
will occupy his pulpit again this morn
ing.
The Atlantic Congregational church
has extended a call to Rev. w. w
| Lewis, of the Arlington Hills Presbyte-
| rian church. 1t will be remembered
that the proposed consolidation Of
these churches fell through.
Rev. Q. H. Shinn, general missionary
! of the Universalist church, will pass
| through the city Monday on his way
to the West. An opportunity will be
| given to the Universalists of the city
te greet him in the evening at hal
No. s. Central block, corner of Sixth
! and Seventh streets.