The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-11
JUST one CENTURY AGO
THE EYANGELTCAL CHURCH CAME
TO THE UNITED
STATES
SPECIAL SERVICES FOR TODAY
Minnesota Unitarian Conference
Will Meet at Unity Hall ON We'd
nesday and Thursday Next
Sermons in City Churches.


dredth anniversary of the establishment
of that denomination in America. Serv-
ices Will be held in the St Paul church,
corner Pine street and Van Siyck court
and will consist of centennial sermon
preached by Bishop Thomas Bowman, of
Chicago and the rendition of a special
musical programme.
Bishop Bowman will also officiate at
the evening service. Rev f. R. Plat
koW, presiding elder of the district,
and Rev. Hiisch, of Faribault, will make
addresses at the evening services.
The eighth annual public meeting of
the Associated Charities will be held at
the Peoples church this evening at S
O'Clock. Addresses will be made by Rev,
r. Shields, of st. Joseph,s, and Rev. DR..
Sedgwick
The Minnesota Unitarian conference
will hold its annual meeting at Unity
church, corner of Wabasha street and
Summit avenue, on Wednesday and
Thursday
The programme which is an extensive
one, will open Wednesday evening at
o'clock when Mrs Walter S. Chaplin, of
St Paul will deliver the address of vel
come, to which DR.. James K. Hosmer,
of Minneapolis, will reply. The sermon
of the evening will be delivered by Rev.
w. w. Fem of Chicago.
Thursday morning will open with
business session followed by a devotional
meeting at noon, over which Rev. A. f.
Scott. of Minneapolis, will preside. Be
ginning at 2;30 p. m. addresses Will be
delivered by Rev. F. c. Southworth, sec
rotary of the Western Unitarian con-
ference, Chicago; Rev. c. E. ST. John,
secretary of the American Unitarian as
sociation Boston, and Rev. Albert Lazen-
by, Unity church, Chicago.
In the evening, from to 8 o'clock, a re
10 6aIo vic
friends, rendered by the ladies of Unity
church, will be held In connection d
luncheon will be served. At the cOnclu-
sion of the reception a platform meeting
will be held, at which time the subject.
Liberal Religion and the American Spir-
it, will be discussed. The speakers on
this occasion will be Rev. Harry White,
Duluth; Rev. R. w. Boynton, st. Paul;
S. NJ. Owen, Minneapolis, and Rev.
Charles e. ST. John, Boston.
Bates Avenue NJ E. church Rev.
George S. Parker, pastor Rev. f. w.
Smith will speak in the morning at 1920.
In the evening at $50 DR.. F. NJ. Rule,
presiding elder. Subject, Taking the
St James a. NJ E. church, Fuller and
Jay streets Rev. j. c, Anderson, pastor.
Service 1890 a. m. Theme, Believing
ceptiOn for Publicans and Sinners
The president of the National Associa-
ton Of Golored Women; Mrs. Mollie
Church Terroll, of Washington y. c.,
Will lecture at St James A NJ E.
church, Fuller and Jay streets, Thurs
day evening, Nov. 10. Her subject will
lem. l'''oo = '0-
Mrs. Terrell is one of the most Gull
t9red women Of the race, having been
educated in WHEREFORE and OberIin, O.,
and finished her education in England
"PauIs Second Missionary Journey
II hi nat fNR IL
Young Peoples Bible class at tha Y M
g A. rooms Monday evening at o'clock
Rey. A. b. Driscoll of the Arlington
INNS Presbyterian cRurch'>is the leader.
Revolution and Religion" will be the
subJeG5 Of Rabbi Rypins lecture this
morning at II o'clock a the Temple cor
ner of Tenth and Minnesota streets
Rev: C. H. Ten Brock, rector of St
preach and celebrate the holy communion
today at st: Peters church, Daytons
bluff, at the Il a m. service.
A series of addresses upon Christian
Evidences" will be delivered at st. Pc
ter's CHURCH, Dayton's bluff, Sunday
evenings. The first address, this evening,
the Light Of the World
The Hoj indgstrta class for boys and girls
urday afternoon at 2:SO p. m.
The board of city missions will meet
at 1hrISt church Monday evening at
present. ~ 0
The Crusaders T. A society will give
Ihelr first card party of the Season next
Friday evening, Nov. 16. -'e4>'
,,,i icy, 70; r. Pope, superintendent of
missions ms for Minnesota, viii preaach sun
Gay morning "a the Burr Street RanfFst
ch9rch, corner Burr and York steets at
1880 a. m. a.
CHURCH SERVICES FOR TODAY.
St. Clements church will hold . nav
ish social in the guild house. Portiand
avenue ana Milton street, Tuesday even
ms u g, \ n. musical programme will be rem
99?red ana refreshments served. The La
UgS aid Society of St. Clements Church
MI Mil nod an all-day meeting next Friday,
The annual Christmas sale of ST Cism9.
Dec. D " eulie9uAy'
First Church Of Christ. Scientist. Sem
~ tt%IA h5tIl Ashland avenue and Mackubin
q. m 10'1'
p. Atiantic Congregational church. corner
Bates avenue and Conway. stree TI1a
pastor WV. Lewis, will breach al 1o ne
services; morning service, 1890. subiert
81. The Searching Look evening service
so. subject "WdterIess Wells -
Church of the Messiah Fuller street
near kent, Rev. Henry Dixon Jones
rector Services. celebration of the HOLY
COMMUNION, a. IA; morning PRAYER and
sermon, T:S9 D. m; Sunday school and and
HlDlc- classes. ga a. M Subject morn
lmSt Obedience to the Commands Of
Ehrist, the Life Breath Of Love; DISC
bedienca the Manifestation of Hatrod :,
evening. The Mystery of the Miracles.
he Secret OF the Miracles Friday even
ing, o cock. regular Bible study: sub
jeef. 'Christ 1T the Feast of DedicafinII
Memorial English Evangelical Lutheran
Church. West Sixth street near EXCHANGE
Specfal services a 1890 a ~ and & n
III. an comnemoration Of the birth of tha
great redeemer Martin Luther he
ploIhlng sermon viii be in the nature Of
memorial and the evening service a
leiofna tIon festival for the children of
the church and for all who attend, 1
Specln' and interesting programme will
Park Congregational church, corner
5Lolly and Mackubin. Rev Alexander
Mchregor. pastor. Services at 1920 a
m an ana p. M. Preaching by Rev. S. r.
St. Faurs Episcopal church, Ninth and
OuNe StteetS, KeV Holm Wright d d
rector Twenty-second Sunday after
5Il1lIy. holy Communion. a. m; Sun
day school. $3.50; morning prayer with
sermon. II a. M; choral evensong with
sermon, 100.
First Methodist Episcopal church.
Cowgirl. pastor. Preaching at 1880 by
the pastor. Subject THE Cost and the
Crown of Manhood;' Sunday school at IL
IN Christian Endeavor society prayer
meeting at $40 Singing morning and
evening by the quartette. consisting of
Messrs. Starkey and Geddes and Miss
Youngman and Mrs. Hayes.
Unity church (Unitariam Wabasha
street foot Of Summit avenue Rev
Richard W. BoNnton will preach ON
Tive Notable Biographies; Theodore
Parkere and James MGrtineau. Services
begin AT l0:45 a. m. All seats free. san
day school meets at 10 O'Clock. Young
Peoples Bible class, 1915 D. M
New Jerusalem tor SWeEienbOr9ian)