The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-10
BISHOP GILBERT TO SPEAK
AT THE MORNING SERVICE IN
CHRIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.
SEVERAL MUSICAL SERVICES
Programme of Exceptional Merit
to Be Given at Park COngre-
RatiOnaI.

oldest churches in the state Situated
on the corner of West Fourth and
Franklin streets, any one may reach
the church on the cable cars from any
quarter of the city. The bishop will
present, with his usual vigor, the sub
ject Of diocesan mission work. This
theme, in the bishops way of putting
1T, is never dry or prosy, but full of
vigorous thought and instructiveness.
All who attend Christ church are made
welcome, and strangers in the city are
always given good sittings. Christ
church choir is known far and wide for
It's excellent music, and the services
are dignif1ed and inspiring.
musical service of exceptional merit has
been arranged by the choir of Park Congrega-
tonal church for this evening. These
programmes are to be feature of the even
ing services during the winter and will,
doubt, be attended and appreciated by many
who do not regularly attend this church. In
read from Hiram Colts Religion The
programme in full is as follows:
Organ Voluntary.
Anthem-"Sing, o, Heavens" ......A. R. Gaul
Invocation.
Scripture Reading-Old Testament.
Soprano Solo and Chorus-"o, for the
wings Miss Ii jessie oi Turner and choir
Scripture Reading-New Testament
Contralto SoIo-"Prayer'' .............To sti
Miss Burdette.
Bass SoIo-"From the Depths" ~ .Campana
Percy B. Churchill:
offertory :, Anthem-''While shepherds
Reading from Hiram Colts Religion
BY the Pastor.
SOPRANO p Wni solo-"WhO Are These Arrayed
IN "hl'e Mrs. W s. r fc;;:::'''':'' Brown
Anthem-"My Soul Doth Magnify the
Lord ........................:. Smart
The NJ E. pastors of the Twin Cities will
meet Monday at the Hamline university for
an allzday session. Lunch will be served In the
ladies' hall.
At the close Of the prayer-meeting on
Wednesday evening the Bates Avenue church
presented their pastor w. N. Jameson four
teen volumns of new and valuable books.
Special services will be commenced at Grace
church Jan. "A. Dr. Williamson, of Chicago,
will be in charge, assisted by the pastor, Rev.
M. G. Shuman.
The hour, of the evening service at St.
Clements church will be changed from 7:3O
to O'Clock, beginning tomorrow.
A new departure among some Of the
churches is the plan adopted by which moth
erS may bring their babies and small chill
dren, and leave them in charge of a commit
tee OF young ladies while they enjoy the serv-
Ices in peace. Such a cresche has been estab-
lished by the G. Z. Society of the Ninth Pres
byterian church, and all babies will be prop
erly cared for by the ladies of the society
The special Evangelistic services of the past
week at the Ninth Presbyterian church win
be continued every evening, except Saturday
during the coming week. These meetings are
in charge of Miss Bella NJ. Hood a graduate
Of the Moody institute. She has been engaged
in evangelistic work in Minnesota for about
six years, and has proved herself to be
most successful worker. At O'Clock tomor-
row afternoon she will conduct service for
men to which all men are urged to be pres
ent.
ST. Peters church, Dayton's bluff has be-
gun mission Suday school, on Hastings av-
enue, near Earl street, to meet at $3.50 a.
Ihe mission has been placed in charge of the
deaconess from the deaconess' home.
The order of the musical service at the
Church of st. John the Evangelist:
Morning prayer and litany at IL a. M
y, Tenlte-Chant in fiat Woodward
Jubilate-chant in ......Anony 1maIs
Waterman. Tell Us of the Night
Rise Crowned with Light ........Russian
,OHertory-Tenor recitative.. Man of God"
baritone Solo .................''It Is Enough
Recitative ........., See, Now He sleepeth''
Chorus Watching Over Over 1s EyeI
(From the oratorio Elijah of Mendesshon)
The chorus numbers will be sung by a
double quartette. consisting of Miss Gordon,
Miss Pace, Mrs Yale, Miss Lawrence, Mr.
Merrill. Mr.. Lufsky, Mr. Churchill and Mr.
Griswold.
At the afternoon service the choir will be
supplemented by a quartette consisting of
Miss Pace Miss Lawrence, Mr.. Lufsky and
Mr.. Griswold, with Mr.. Merrill as tenor SOLO
ist The ofertory anthem will be Hiles' Il
Will Lay Me Down in Peace" for tenor solo
and quartette.
The interest at the Emmanuel Baptist dur
ing the week of prayer has been such that II
was thought best to continue through the
coming week. Rev. j. W. Coney. D. B., will
preach each evening except Monday.
Ninth PRESBYTERIAN, Harrington and Ed
mund street, Rev. E. P. Lewis pastor
Usual services at 1890 and Miss Hood will
conduct the services at 7:3O p. M
Olivet M. E., Juno street, Rev. T. Arthur
Olsen, pastor-seryices at 1890 and 7:45.
oxford Gospel church, Holly avenue near
St. Adams street-Morning service, 10: 80;
subject Fruit" Bible school, u M; even
New Jerusalem (Swedenborgian) Selby
avenue, Rev Edward c. Mitchell, pastor
Services at 1890, subject, 1.-The Practical In
fuence of Evil Spirits Upon Men"
st. James Episcopal, Lawson and De Soto
streets, Rev. j. 0. Ferris rector-Matins,
litany and sermon, II a, M; anthem. Sing,
anthem, The Radiant Moon Hath Passed
Away" Woodward; sermon morning and
evening by Archdeacon Appleby.
Peoples church. Pleasant avenue-At 10 80
a. m. DR.. Smith will preach THE Forces
of Life Evening lecture at 8 p. M: The
Light of Asia-Budda.''
Park Congregational, Holly avenue and
Mackubin street-Services at 1890 and 8
o'clock, conducted by the pastor, Rev. Ed
ward P. Ingersoll, D. d. In the evening a
service of song twelve voices), W. J. Dyer
organlst. The pastor will read a selection
from Hiram Colts Religion Services
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Short sermons by the pastor.
Central Presbyterian church. Cedar street
D. D., pastor-Services at 1890 q. M. and
p. M Morning subject The First Chris
tian Sermon and Its Effects" Evening sub
ject, Conscience"
Bethany Congregational. stryke@r avenue,
subject, "a Three-Foid Victory. Evening
Central Church Of Chrlst-services, 1890
Sunday in the parlors Of st. Paul commons,
Jackson and Eighth streets. Short talks from
members have been arranged for Strangers
and friends made welcome.
Bates Avenue, w. ~ JAMESON, pastor
80 a. M, "Shallowness and Vanity" 1880
p. m. "The Trials OF Business Men" The
boys chorus will sing at the morning service,
and the Y. P. S. G. e. IN the evening.
First M. X. Church-Rev. j. F. Stout D.
D., will preach at 1880 a. and 1880 ..
IN. Morning subject, THE Sin of Ignorance;''
evening subject The Lie of Unbehef." Seats
free. All invited.
Clinton Avenue Nj. r.. r. n. Anison pas
tor-10:3O M. subject Does Missions
Pay?" 100 p. M, subject. The Great Need
st. Peters (EriscopaD Mission corner Earl
and East Seventh streets-Evening prayer and
sermon. Subject The Epiphany $3.50 p. NJ