The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-27

at the Park Congregational church this even
| ing:
Anthem-"sing Praises Uuto the Lord
solo-"The children's THANKSGIVING
Miss Belle Barker.
A11the m, the LORD ....... .Maunder
Solo-"The Abbey Portals ........ Harriss
AA11the nm, to the Lord. .Mendelssohn
Mrs. NJ. A. Graves.
Sunday in Episcopal church circles is COM
monty known as "Stir-up Sunday" from the
collect which begins "Stir up, Lord, we
beseech Thee. etc." Special sermons and APP
peals on behalf of city missions and extern
sion work will be made in all the Episcopal
churches. In the evening a union service
will be held at Christ church at 1880 D. M
specially prepared musical service will be
rendered by the vested choir and appropriate
addresses by several prominent speakers on
behalf OF city mission work and church ex-
tension will be delivered.
At st. Stephens mission a vested choir of
from fifteen to twenty voices are being trained
and will make their appearance about Christ
mas, their robes are ready.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary Society Of
the Park Congregational church will meet
in the ladies' parlor Tuesday, at p. m.
Subject, india"
Prof Kiehle, of the university will address
the pastors of the city Monday morning at
Plymouth church on Evolution in Modern
Education"
Rev. David Morgan will read paper on
"The Status of Convict Labor in the State of
Minnesota" before the Methodist Minister'S
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:30, at the
CantraI Park NJ church
Monday evening" at 7:80 o'clock, the Of
fetal board of the Hamline Methodist Epis-
copal church will give a reception in the
university parlors. The reception is in charge
Of the gentlemen, who will be assisted by
ladies in the receiving OF the guests only.
st. Johns Choral Association of st. Johns
Lutheran Church gave concert Tuesday
evening in the church parlors. Those TAX
ing part in the programme were Messrs.
Weyh, Reichmuth, Quehl, Hennisch, F. q.
Chichester, Robert Hoffman, Miss Lindske,
Miss Won Nordeck. William Leisman and the
St. Anthony Hill orchestra.
Edwin schnell, president of the Epworth
league, Will give lecture for the benefit of
the Bates Avenue church Friday evening, In
the First German NJ. p. church.
The Young Peoples Club of the Church
in Howard Farwell's music rooms.
Miss Marion Keller will sing the Rejoice
Greatly" from the Messiah, as an offeratory
solo at the First NJ. e. church, Summit and
Third Streets at this mornings service.
gospel temperance platform meeting will
be held at Pilgrim Baptist church this even
Ing Good speakers will address the meet
ing.
prohibition meeting will be held at King
Street NJ. E. church this evening.
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A special programme has been arranged for
the gospel temperance platform meeting to
be held at Wesley NJ. 3. church this evening.
A gospel temperance platform meeting will
be held at Central Park NJ e. church this
evening. Special music will be rendered
The Cathedral choir has a new tenor
Thomas NJ. simons. Of ST. Paul. He takes
the place recently vacated by A P. Quesnel.
Mr.. Simons will be heard at the Cathedral
for the first time today.
Rev. ]. H. Wright, D. D., has prepared
a series Of sermons during Advent on Com
parative Religions The dates and subjects
are: Nov. q. christianity and Buddhism
Dec. 4. "christianity and Confucianism;'' Dec.
IL, christianity and Zoroastrianism;" Dec.
Is. christianity and Mohammedanism;"
Christmas day, christianity and Judaism"
During Advent, there will be course Of
sermons in St. Luke's church, to which Cath
olies and non-Catholics will be welcome. The
first lecture will be given this evening at 8
O'Clock.