The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-07

a. m. Holy supper at Has a. m. Sub
Ject of sermon, And if I Be Lifted Up
From the Earth, Will Draw All Unto
First Church of Christ (ScientisH, Sem
mary hall. Ashland avenue and Mackubn
streets. Services at 10:45 a. m. Subject,
Doctrine of Atonement.''
Christ church, Fourth and Franklin
streets. Rev. Charles D. Andrews, rec
tor. Sunday services: Holy communion,
a. m. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morn.
! ing prayer, sermon and holy communion,
II a. m. Subject of morning sermon,
Taking the Sacrament New in the Faith
er's Kingdom Evening prayer and SER
evening sermon, "a Teaching Church
Grace NJ. E. church. Burr and Mime
| haha streets. Rev. Homer z. Ashery
pastor, Theme, The World. the Gospel
and Preacher" At 7:30 Miss HOLSTER.
state secretary of the w. c. T. u, will
speak.
Memorial English Evangelical Lutheran
church, West Sixth street near Exchange
Theme. 1880 a. M, -'The Plow'' At 7:l5 p.
m: Luther league services. At. p. M,
| The objectionable Sim
Plymouth Congregational church, Wa
basha and Summit. Rev. George M Mor-
rison, pastor. Morning service at 1920.
Sermon theme, Breadth and Narrow
ness. Evening service at 8. Sermon
topic, "The Rule OF. the Worst"
Church of the Messiah. Fuller street
! near Kent. Rev Henry Dixon Jones rec
tor. Services: Celebration of the holy
communion; morning prayer and sermon,
IL a. m; evening prayer and sermon, 7:30
fort and Blessedness in Our Religion FIX
| cept Our Religion Works Itself Out in
Our Daily Lives. . Subject, evening,
'Perfecting the Souls Education in Sol
itude'
Central Park M E. Twelfth and Mime
sofa streets. Rev, B. Longley pastor
Preaching by the pastor at 1880 a. m. and
p. m. -e~
First First Christian, Nelson and Harrington
p. m. These services will be conducted by
Evangelists Ronlig and earns.
Universalist Church of the Messiah,
Holly avenue and st. Adams street. Rev.
A M Alcott pastor. Services at 1870 p.
M. Harvest home services. Subject.
Steps to the Highest Spiritual Fruits"
First Presbyterian church, Lincoln ave-
nue. and Grotto street Rev. John SIN
clair pastor, Services at 1890 a. m.
Power of Doing One Thing. Phillip ill.,
IL Sunday school, 1910. Evening rally,
when Or. Sinclair will report on his re-
cent visit to the International Endeavor
convention, held in London. Services
will begin prompt at 7 D. M Midweek
lecture and rally services will be he'd
Wednesday at pm.
English Lutheran Church of the Re
deemer, Lafayette and Woodward ave-
nues. Rev. H. Haserodt, pastor. Service
every sunday morning at 1915, and Sun
Vited
Rev. George S. Parker. the newly APP
pointed pastor of Bates Avenue NJ E.
church, will conduct the regular serv-
Ices IN the church today.
Rev. Homer C. Ashcraft begins his tbird
He will occupy his pulpit at 1880
Services will be held this evening at
'S Styn+ chapel, Erie street, near Grace
Glow.
The Ladies Auxiliary, of the Universal
I IS{o Shurch OF the Messiah will meet next
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs w. V. Towle, 1850 Hague avenue.
An informal reception will be given tha
Rev. Theodore Sedgwick at the guild
E iSocd n Of Of the Church of st. John the
Evangelist Wednesday evening. Oct. 10
from to 10 o'clock. No cards of invi,
tation will be sent. The friends of the
parish who desire to meet Mr.. Sedgwick
are cordially invited to be present
At the Evangelical Lutheran chuyob
Mmlnnesota and Eleventh streets. TO-DAY
Key. MI Koch, of Brownsville. MINI.
WI WI 1enVer his regular sermon and will
called at 10 a. m.
The Rev. Dr. Sinclair. who visited tho
great internal ional Christian Endeayor
n S,5erga ,,, when en- route to ODER ON
~. n
Lrst Presbyterlan church this evening
Mr. Sinclair saw mucn of interest a35d
ms lecture VIII no doubt be Interesting
Socia ne annual "a. meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
YESTERDAY afternoon in the parIors of The
I I1i Tor the election of officers. Rev
I 10 tIs - t+ Ashcraft presided Following
wee PRESIDENT Mrs e L. Biin1e.o ri y,S9,.
4Igeretafy MIS-, L. Elder; treasure. Mrs
ineooe err Charles. The society is divided
IS CHAIRMAN of the First division lMrs- n
a. Edgar the Second. Mrs. p. McFarland
the Ih'rd and Mrs Thomas SearIs : III,
4 d, ouIth' Ladies have raised over 500
HtItcLesoh served refreshments Next
! ueSoaS special meeting will be held
at aI,o the nome of Mrs E. 1cFarland on
EdSerton street to arrange for Their an
hual fair to be given in D 7cpn,har
This morning at the Pacific Congrega-
qonal church the pastor, Rev. William
ana the Eternal" In the evening the
subject of the sermon will be fsJT1iIitV
BEFORE Honor and the Hour of Humij3
ity" uiiili-
The The Primary Sunday School institute,
Whlch mas been holding its sixth annual
convention a the Park Congregat ionai
church: concluded its sessions Yesterday
ana adjourned. The organization. aux
ll19fS TO the Congrega tional church is
composed of Sunday school teachers Of
nenhepin and Ramsey counties, and in
me sessions held; which began with Fri
excellent. The feature of the meetino 90
especially the ones held yesterday morn,
E ing and afternoon, We're addresses and
sunday school Instructions given by MS.
mary roster Bryner, of Chicago WIZ
gave a practical Illustration of her work
ana ADDED much to the meetings. Dur
ing the TWO days addresses and readings
were given by Mrs. A D. Harmon Rey
a. B. Medium. Rev A McGregor, MRS
). t. Hobart and Mrs. j. H Randall.