The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-12
Pulpit and Pew

Rev. Clarence F. Swift of the Park Ave
nue. Congregational church will begin a series
OF sermons tomorrow night on the general
theme, John Smith, the Average Man. "
The various topics are as follows Jan. 13,
John Smith, the Average Man; Jan. 20,
John Smith, SO Anthony street; the Aver
age Man in His Home Jan. 27, John Smith,
of Smith. Jones Co.; the Average Man in His
Business; Feb. 3, John Smith, Pew 945 the
Average Man in His Church; Feb 10, .John
Smith, Gone to the Lake. the Average Man in
His Recreation; Feb Il, John Smith. Ii
brary Card No. 413, the Average Man and His
Intellect; Feb. "a, John Smith. Fifth Ward
First Precinct, the Average Man and His
Politics.; March 8. John Smith, the Average
Man and His God"
Rev. J. E. Delam will preach the bacca-
laureate sermon TO the graduating class OF
the North Side High school, Sunday morning,
at 1880 O'Clock, at ST. Andrews church
Sixth street and Twelfth avenue n.
Rev. T. w. Stout, of the Western Avenue
evening sermons on Heroes of the Holy
Writ The following subjects are an
nounced: Jan. 13, Abraham, the Man OF
Positive Beliefs'' Jan. 20, Moses, the Leader
Wisdom and Folly; Feb. 8, Jeremiah, a
True Voice in a Stormy Time; Feb, 10
Joshua and the Land of Promise"
Rev. Or. Charles Bayard Mitchell will
preach Sunday morning and evening at Hen
nepin Avenue Methodist church. At night
his topic will be, The Moral Suicide.
Bishop Joyce will assist in the services
At the Sunday evening service of the
Church of the Redeemer, Carl Riedelsberger
violinst, will play Schumann's "Abenlied'
and Ernst's "Elegie."
The evangelists, Crossey and Hunter, will
be at Wesley church Sunday night and every
evening during the coming week. The ser.
vices are changed from Hennepin Avenue Il
| Wesley church to accommodate the increased
attendance.
Tho Omen Too- ob,,rob poe+
poned its week OF prayer services until the
first week in February, when meetings viii
be held every night except Saturday.
General Ballington Booth, Of the Volun
teers of America, will speak in the Portland
Avenue Church of Christ, Sunday morning
] The Volunteers will participate in the opeI
services. In the evening, the pastor, Rev
c. J. Tannar, will preach on Devotion t
Details in Religion
Forest Heights Congregational church, Rev
R. A. Hadden, pastor, will have an especially
fine song and gospel service on Sunday even
ing. A large orchestra will assist in tht
| service and solos will be rendered.
John W. Arctander will preach at the
/ ing. The pulpit will be occupied by Rev. C
NJ. Heard, D. D., in the evening.
Francis Walker, the famous barytone Of
New York, will sing at Olivet Baptist church
tomorrow morning. His selection will be
Ring Out, Wild Bells" by Gounod.
u6 duuudI puSlueSS Oh the cQurcI
and society will be held at the Church of the
Redeemer on Tuesday evening, Jan. 15. The
ladies will serve supper from until 8. Al
o'clock, the business meeting will be held
Sunday evening" at the Church of the Re
deemer a special musical program will bt
rendered. The choir will be assisted by othel
musicians.
The annual meeting of the Sunday schoo
of the Church of the Redeemer was held OF
! Monday evening. The officers elected were
as follows: superintendent Charles NJ. Jor
! dan; first assistant Mrs. NJ. E. Brown; secons
assistant John Calhoun; secretary and treas
urer Robertson Cook librarian Mrs. Luthe
Lawrence; superintendent of primary depart
ment Miss Martha Hussey; chorister Mrs. S
| S. Brown.
| The choir of the First NJ. E. church, as
| sisted by other prominent musicians of th
city, will give a Sunday evening musicale a
the church tomorrow evening. An elaborat
and interesting program has been arranged.
| Rev. Roderick ]. Mooney, formerly dean o
! the cathedral at Fargo, will. preach in st
| Pauls church Sunday morning and evening
J Evangelist Hunter will occupy the pulpi
of the Bloomington Avenue NJ. E. churcl
Sunday morning