St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-16
ONE LECTURE FOR EACH WEEK
CALLED 'sLAMBETH QUADU-
LATERAL.H
TODAY IN THE ST. PAUL PuLr1rs
Right Rev. DR.. futile Expected to
BE Heard at Christ
Church.

the delivery of course Of lectures in
st. Paul and Minneapolis, one lecture
each week in each city, during the
weeks Of the Lenten season on the sub
jects Of the so-called Lambeth Quad
rilateral," and their relation to Chris
tan unity.
The following is the list Of lectures
and the lecturers thereon: First,
Christian Unity" Ri. Rev. M. N. GIL
bert, D. D.; second, 1.-The Holy Scrip
tures," Rev. Fl. P. Nichols; third, 1.-THE
Creeds," Rev. John Wright, D. D.;
fourth, 1.-THE Sacraments," Rev. John
j. Faude; fifth, 1.-The Historic Episco-
pate" Rev. w. P. Ten Brock; sixth,
1.-The Church Triumphant" Rt. Rev. H.
B. Whipple, D. D., LII. D.
The above lectures will be delivered
on week day evenings Of the Lenten
season, so as not to interfere with regu-
lar services in parish churches, and
with the expectation that churchmen
Of the Twin Cities will be present in
full force. The lectures will be entirely
free, open to the public in general
as well as to churchmen, and it is ex-
pected they will be published in book
fern after delivery.
It is expected that the Rt Rev. DIR.
Tuttle, bishop of Missouri, who is in the
city, will preach in Christ church,
Fourth and Franklin streets, this even
ing at o'clock. The church will doubt
less be crowded, and all who wish to
do we'll to be hand early. Strangers
are cordially invited and will be cour-
teously ushered to seats.
Archbishop Ireland will speak at
Father Matthew hall this afternoon
at o'clock
The Philadelphia Baptist church,
corner Reaney and Cypress streets,
will tomorrow evening inaugurate a
series Of special evangelistic services,
to be conducted by the pastors Of the
city and vicinity. Sunday evening
services will be conducted by the pas
tor. On Monday evening Rev. Addison
Moore, of the Woodland Park church,
will preach. Tuesday and Thursday,
Rev. J. W. Conley, of the First church
Wednesday, Rev. G. E. Barker, of
Hastings, and Friday, Rev. c. c.
: Markham of Emmanuel church. Be
ginning with Sunday evening Feb. %,
Rev. e. H. Gamble, pastor Of Hebron
Baptist church, will preach and have
charge of the meetings during the en-
tire week.
Rev. M. d. Shutter, pastor Of the
Church of the Redeemer, Minneapolis,
and Rev. w. r. Lord, pastor Of Unity
church. will exchange pulpits tomor-
row.
The Congregational church council
has accented thn nj Tlp
Steiner, pastor Of the Pacific church.
He has received a call to the First
Congregational church, of Springfield,
Ohio.
Bishop Tuttle, of Missouri, will con-
duct ordination services at st. Glenn
ent's church this morning
The Eastern question has for many
years been before the world as a point
around which the interests Of the ma
lions of the old world would seem to
cluster. 1t seems quite evident that
the time approaches when 1.-THE Sick
Man" must yield to the inevitable, and
leave his possessions in Europe to the
other powers. What that diversion
will be remains a question of the
future.
The Eastern Question will form
the basis for an address to be deliv-
cred at the Wacouta street chapel by
Elder II. F. Phelps Sunday, Feb. 16,
at 7:30 p. M, to which the reader is
invited.
The S50th anniversary of Martin
Luther's death being next week. there
will be special services this morning
at st. Johns German Lutheran
church, Margaret and Hope streets
with memorial sermon by the pas
tor, Rev. G. Gausewitz.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Announcements for the Various St,
Paul Pulpits.
ST. Peters Church, Dayton's Bluff-Seats
free at all services; Rev. A. T. Gesner rec