The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20
Churches and Their Work.

Bishop Whipple has sent the following let
Ter 10 the Episcopal churches in his diocese
and il will be read in each at the service
this morning:
Faribauit, Nov 16, $50 the Clergy
ana congregations of the Diocese Of Mime
sota-Dear Brothers: We are living in the
most eventful period since our blessed Lord
assembled into heaven II is the great mis-
sionary age OF the church The whole world
is open Tor the messengers of the Gospel
The wealth OF the world is In Christian lands
we need new consecradJn Of all we have
ana are TO Christ. ! earnestly ask you to
observe the coming st. Andrews day as a
DAY OF lntercession and prayer for missions.
HOW better can We keep II jhan in the words
OF the Archbishop of Canterbury IF the day
OF interceSsion is to be a great day then at
every footstool, in every Closet, in every
church there ought to be some commemora-
ton of missions, and we ought in all places
TO Keep alive the memory OF our great mis-
sionaries." II is through these minglings Of
human nun ana divine that the salvation of man
KIND Is to be wrought out Tor. Jesus Christ
was both man and God. Pravicg God to bless
III. B. whipple.
Bishop of Minnesota
The new Congregational church of st.
Anthony Park has just had three beautiful
additional windows added In the vacant space
in the east wall. They were given to the
church by the Sunday school of the church.
The windows for the main body of the andf-
forum, done in stained glass by w. A Haze,
well known as a designer. are in prevailing
tfnts of green, while the group of windows
just put in place is of somewhat different
scheme Of color, with considerable blue In
the general treatment
Each OF the new windows has a lily in the
upper central half, the design surrounding
being in fine harmony with the main feature.
The whole effect is very pleasing ard the
group has been much admired The windows
were designed by Miss Mary Cheney She
is receiving congratulations for this new evil
denee of her ability.
Union Thanks giving services will be held at
the Presbyterian church. Merriam Park,
Thursday morning at 1920. Rev. John Penn
berton, pastor OF the Methodist church. will
deliver the annual sermon There will also
be services at st. Mary's church, Merriam
Park. at 1880 a. m.
Rev j. H. Sammis, of Red Wing. will
preach at olivet church today, both morning
and evening. Mr. Sammis is the author of
the hymn Trust and Obey" as well as
other Gospel hymns. 500
A Young Peoples Christian Temperance
union has recently been organized in Grace
NJ. E. church. The state president of the W.
-. - =. mas AOblHSu lHe paSlOFs REV ItOhlCf
c. Ashcraft. that it is the first young people
union to be organized in ST. Paul.
Thanksgiving supper will be gwen in the
Gustavus Adolphus church, Thanksgiving
evening. There viii be short, musical pro-
gramme. Rev. c. T. SANDSTONE. OF New York,
Will be present and give short address,
after which supper viii be served. The COM
mittee is Mrs. A Lundquist. Mrs. Theodore
Nelson. Mrs. Eklund and Mrs. Bergstrom.
Rev. c. d. Andrews will lecture on Rem
iniscences OF Our National Capitol" Tuesday
evening in the guild hall Of st. Peters church.
corner Fourth and Maple streets.
The st. Luke's Reading circle will hold a
reading at FRI McNultys. Summit avenue and
Victoria street
At the First Methodist church tonight the
pastor, Rev. Frank B, Cowgirl, will preach on
the subject IF Man Die. Shall He Live
Again2' This will be the first OF short
series ON the Life Beyond the Grave"
On Thanksgiving day. Nov. "A. the Dayton
Avenue Presbyterian. Woodland Park Bap-
list the Christian church and the First
Presbyterian and the First Methodist