The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-25
FOR Fasting IND PRAYER
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
HAVE SET ASIDE THE COM
ING WEEK
ITEMS FROM THE CHURCHES
News of the Day I'm the COngrega-
lions of the SANITY City
Bishop EdsaII's
Visit.

The Bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal
church have appointed a week of fasting
and prayer, March 20 to April 1. To &C
commodate many business men union
services will be held in the Y. M. C. A.
rooms of this city for three quarters of
an hour, from Monday until Saturday of
next week, 12:15 to l o'clock p. m.
The subjects for each day are as fol-
lows:
Monday--Prayer for the presence of the
Holy Spirit in deepening personal relig-
1ous experience. Leader, Rev. Peter
Glare.
Tuesday-Prayer for the presence of the
Holy Spirit in the homes that family re-
Hgton may be revived. Leader, Rev. A.
L. Koeneke.
Wednesday-Prayer for the Holy Spirit
in business life, that whatever is done
may be done as unto the Lord. Leader,
Rev. Homer C.. Ashcraft.
ThurSday-Prayer for the presence of
the Holy Spirit in schools and colleges,
that children and youth may be trained
In righteousness. Leader, Rev. G. II.
Brfdgman.
Frfday-Prayer for the presence of the
Holy Spirit in the general conference,
that God may have His way in our &C.
elesiastical legislation. Leader, Rev. F.
Saturday-Prayer for the presence of the
Holy Spirit with the ministry, that their
preaching may not be in word only, but
er, Rev. Thomas Hambly.
All who are interested in these sub
jects, whether members Of the Methodist
Episcopal church or not, are cordially
invited to- attend.
Rev FIN Rede win speak at the min
isters' meeting Monday, $50 p. IN.
The Rt. Rev. Dr. Edsar, bishop of
North Dakota, will visit ST. Peters
church Saturday evening, March 81, and
administer the sacrament of confirma ton
DR.. Edsal will be in the diocese for ten
days, taking the late Bishop Gilbert's
visitations.
After practice of several months, ST.
PauPs vested choir of some sixty-five
voices will render at st. Paul's church,
Ninth and Olive streets. Wednesday
evening, April 4, Gauls sacred cantata,
THE Passion of Our Most Holy Redeem
err" Admission will be by ticket, to be
had through the rector the Rev. Harvey
Officer Those who have seen and heard
the choir at work on this classical piece
of music say the parts run very smoothly
and that the solo work is excellent.
The ST. Paul Spiritual Alliance will cele-
brate the fifty-second anniversary of
modern Spiritualism today at Odd Fell
with union meeting of all the Spiritual
lists and friends in the Twin Cities, with
an all-day session, beginning at IL a. m.
with conference meeting Of mediums
Dinner and supper served in the dining
hall at 2:30 p. M. George w. Hates will
deliver an address on Fruits of the
Spirit" Following the address Mrs.
Hates will give spirit messages and greet
ings. In the evening at 1880 Mrs. Hates
will deliver an address on 1.-THE Beauty
of DEATH" closing with spirit messages
and tests.
The Luther League of the Memorial
Lutheran Church will hold a Lenten meet
ing, at 175 Iglehart street, Tuesday even
Ing. These Lenten meetings arsnamong
the most interesting and pleasant of the
year. The subject for the evening, ''Sa-
tan" will be discussed by the different
members appointed. His origin, his exist
ence, his power, his methods of work.
ETC., will be discussed from natural as
well as Biblical standpoints.
Rt Rev. 8. G. Edsan, bishop of North
Dakota, confirmed and preached at st.
Stephens Episcopal Mission Thursday
evening, March %. at 8 o'clock
The attendances at the services in
Memorial English Evangelical Lutheran
church. on West Sixth street, are large
ly on the increase during the special
Lenten services now being held.
There will be a gospel temperance plat
form meeting at King Street NJ. E. church
this morning at 1890 o'clock.
Springtide services will be held in the
East Presbyterian church, Ross and East
Seventh streets, every evening this week,
except Saturday. Revs DR.. Medium, D.
d. Mitchell, w. c. Covert and A. E. Dris-
coll will address the meetings. Service of
| song from to $40 O'Clock each evening"
Memorial services for Dr. F. L. Nagler
| who died last Sunday at Cincinnati, will
| be held this evening at 1880 at the First
| German M. E. church, Van Slyke court
and Olive street. DR.. Nagler was pastor
| Of this church before he assumed the
responsibilities of editor of the German M
e. church of the country. Addresses will
| be delivered by Prof. w. F. Finke, DIR.
| Frank Kopp and Rev. H. Young
John B. De Motto. who lectured in the
Y. M. c. A. course at the Peoples church
| Thursday evening. will speak at the Cen
| tral Presbyterian church at o'clock.