The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-21
CHURCH NEWS.

The rectors of the Episcopal church
throughout the diocese will all exchange
pulpits this morning. A priest and
one layman will make addresses upon
diocesan missions at the morning serv-
ice. This is known as the "deputation
plan. The assignments are: ST. Johns,
Rev. S. 3. PurveS and Col G. O. Eddy;
Christ church, Rev. II. w. MacLean and
Prof. F. j. E. Woodbridge; St Paul's,
Rev. F. T. Webb and G. S. Grimes; ST.
Clements, Rev. C. Holmes and Hector
Baxter; Messiah, Rev. George H. Thomas
and Hon. w. H. Yale; ST. Peters, Rev.
j. III. Ten Brock and A. G. Dunlap; ST.
Mary's, Merriam Park, Rev. J. e. Dali
lam and George Folds; Good Shepherd,
Rev. William Wilkinson and G. King; St.
James, Rev. ]. w. Prosser and II. c..
Theopold; Ascension, Rev. A. D. Stowe
and F. Paine; st. Mathews, st. Anthony
Park, Rev. c. Herbert Shut Nearly all
of st. Paurs clergy and laymen will be
heard in Minneapolis.
A marked increase In the attendance
at st. Peters. on the bluff, since the
advent of the new rector is no.
ticeable. 1t is the earnest wish of the
rector that residents on the bluff who
have no particular church affiliation will
make st. Peters their church home.
Strangers are cordially invited to WORTHY
here
DR.. Eugene, May, of Washington, D. c.,
will deliver a lecture on the passion play
of Oberammergau at the First Methodist
church this evening. Dr. Day is trav-
eler and lecturer of marked ability He
is visiting friends in the city and will
occupy the pulpit of the First M E.
church tonight. His description of the
people and passion play of Oberammergau
cannot fail to be highly interesting. All
are invited.
Rev. Phillip Axis Hubert, D. D.,
financial secretary of the Wiberforce
(colored) university, Ohio, is in the city
and will occupy the pulpit at the st.
James A NJ E. church this evening.
His subject will be After the Ball" DR..
Hubert is an accomplished speaker. He
became famous through his lecture, 1.-THE
Light Turned On His visit Is in the
interest of the university. DR.. HUI
bert is a graduate of Durham university,
England.
A service in recognition Of the new
edifice of the Rowe Memorial Congrega-
tional chapel will be held this afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Rev. G. NJ. Morrison will
deliver a sermon on 1.-THE Right Hand
Minneapolis, will also speak, and the
charge to the church will be given by
Rev. w. S. Gray. There will also be
services at 7:45 p m.
Bishop Whipple will admin ,ster the rite
of confirmation at the various Episco-
pal churches Of ST. Paul in accordance
with the following schedule: Today, p.
M, Church of the Good Shepherd; April
Dow
7:3O D. M, Church. of the Messiah; April
So 73O p. M, Ascension church; May 1,
8 D. M, ST. Philips Mission; May q 7:3O
p. M, st. Peters; May 8, 1870 p. m,
ST. James; May 5, 1920 a. m, st. Johns;
May 5, 7:3O p M, st. Clements; May
II, 7:9O o. M, Christ; May 16, 1890 a. m,
st. PauFs. Bishop Whipple will he
assisted by the bishop of Iowa, the bish-
op of Kansas and the bishop af Mar
quette.
Tuesday the Minnesota Baptist state
convention will hold a meeting in the
interests of state missions at the First
Baptist church, ST. Paul. In the morning
the board of the state convention meets
in executive session. There will be an
open meeting in the afternoon at which
the general workers will give reports, and
in the evening addresses on the WORKS
and needs will be made by Rev. Knute
Nelson, Rev. L. H. Steinhoff and Rev.
NJ. "A Summers and Rev. G. A. CleaVe-
land, Of Minneapolis.
Today several of the general workers
of the convention will occupy the pulpits
in the Twin Cities. Rev. c. T. Hallowell
breaches in Woodland Park and Imman-
uel, st. Paul, and in Immanual Mime
apolis Rev L. H Steinhoff breaches in
the First church, St. Paul, and the
Fourth church, Minneapolis, and the
Philadelphia church, st. Paul.