The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02
FIRST sunday IN ADVENT
TODAY THE LITURGICAL CHURCH
ENTERS THE SEASON OF
PENITENCE
PLAN FOR GILBERT MEMORIAL
Children In Episcopal Churches
VIII Mark the Grave of the
Late BfshOp-CGad-
jUtOr.

Beginning today, the church enters upon
her new year, commonly called the
Christian year" The advent season
has long been observed as a lesser lent
Everything connected with the services
from now until Christmas eve partakes
OF a penitential character The four last
things-death, judgment, he'll and hea-
ven-are subjects that receive a great
deal of consideration in Episcopal church
circles.
The Sunday school children of the
Episcopal church throughout the diocese
are raising a fund to provide a suitable
memorial TO mark the last resting place
of the much lamented Bishop Gilbert. At
present there is nothing in the cemetery
TO indicate where the body is buried.
At the HamIine NJ E. church today
Miss Benham of Minneapolis, will rem
der a solo at the morning service, and
Miss Jennie kimball at the evening serv-
ice.
The season of advent will be properly
observed in the Memorial Evangelical
Lutheran church on West Sixth street,
Alex. j. D. Haupt, pastor. THE Needs
OF the King" will be the morning theme.
The evening hour will be devoted to an
advent service of sacred song, beginning
at o clock.
A service of sacred song will mark
the regular services at the Memorial
Lutheran Evangelical Lutheran church,
West Sixth street, near Exchange this
evening at o'clock. An address, "Ad-
vent" will be delivered by the pastor,
Rev. A. J. D. Haupt.
The Aid Society of the Memorial Eng
fish Evangelical Lutheran Church will
hold its annual meeting Thursday, at 2:3G
p. M, at the pastors residence, 175 Lyle
hart street. Light refreshments will be
served and a display of Christmas arti-
cles in the evening.
There will be a special gospel meeting
at the Bethlehem Presbyterian church,
Pleasant avenue and Ramsey street,
every evening during this week at 7:l5
o'clock. Rev. ]. G. KessIer, of st. Louis,
Mo, very able, INSTRUCTIVE speaker,
will address the meeting. Good singing
and hearty welcome.
At the Mental Science temple, Central
hall, Sunday morning, at II o'clock, Mr.
o. w. Smith will speak on, Some of the
Facts and Popular Fallacies Regarding
Mental Science"
Beginning this. morning Rev Richard
w. Boynton Will give in Unity church,
Wabasha street and Summit avenue, a
Short course of sermons on The c.s.a
AS II Is, based upon the methods ana
results of recent critical study The
subjects viii be:
To-day TIE True Method Of Study"
Dec. 9-'The Background Of History"
Dec l6-"fhc Bible in the Making"
Services begin at 1913 a. m, all
seats free. Sunday school meets at u
O'Clock. Young peoples Bible class at
1915 p. m.
Rev. Everson R. Mckinney will preach
at the Burr street Baptist church this
morning at l0:45 o'clock. In the evening
with a male quartette. Rev. Mckinney
VIII conduct an eVangeliSGc service al
Emmanuel church;
The board Of city missions will meet
s p. m, for their annual meeting and
election of officers All communicates
OF the church are privileged to attend
this meeting.
The Holy Faith nilsson will give some
illustrations of the life of Christ ana
some explanations of the Christian year
at the children's service Monday morning,
at $3.50 q. m.
The Rev. Prof. Camp, oc Fsribault
Seabury Divinity school will officiate at
81. Peters church at the morning service.
In connection with the services this
evening. at the Church of ST John the
EN&C&el1st, corner Kent street and Port
Iahd avenue, the third progTa mme in CON
hecuon with the monthly musical Sc vice
VIII be carried out. Mr.. John Pleasants
gan. "