The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13
DoINGs OF THE CHURCHES

DOINGS OF THE CHURCHES
Bishop Walden will preach at Fowler NJ.
E. church Sunday evening, April H.
At the Free Baptist church, Sunday even
| ing. a program by young people for young
! people will be given. A triple quartet choir
win lead in the music, varied program
| May. The following is the program for
April "A: Organ voluntary, Hymn Of the
Nuns Wely; Miss Anna De Witt Cook.
Fifteen-minute song service; Scripture read
| ing; anthem, Bless the Lord, ii. A. Henry:
| by the choir Talk on Foundations, by
Robert Hodge; duet, Come, Holy Spirit. !"
Bricks. Amos r. Wells: by Miss Mary E.
Cook. hymn; offertory solo. selected. A. s.
Boult sermenette, Castles in Spain, pas
tor; hymn and benediction; postlude, Gloria"
from Mozarts Mass), Miss Anna De Witt
Cook.
Dr. Charles Bayard Mitchell announces that
he will speak at the Hennepin Avenue Metho-
dist church tomorrow night on the present
condition of morals in this city. His sub
jeet will be, THE City Full of Violence"
The Passionist Fathers of Hoboken, N j.,
will commence a two weeks mission at Ascen-
| sion church. Bryant avenue and Eighteenth
street. on Sunday, April IA, at the 1890 mass.
Father Michael will preach and will be as
sisted during the mission by Father George.
Both are well known in Minneapolis and are
most successful missoners
Rev Stanley B. Roberts, pastor of the
Bethlehem Presbyterian church. will preach
in the morning upon the theme, The Rela-
| ton OF Service TO Salvation and in the
evening the subject will be 'On Freedom s
Heights.
At the First Baptist church Sunday evening
the pastor, Rev w. B. Riley, will speak on
"Pilate; the Practical Politician" This is
the fifth sermon in a series of Twelve Bad
Men of the New Testament" a series which
is proving more and more popular.
The sermon in the Fremont Avenue Congre-
gational church next Sunday evening will be
the closing one on Bunyan's Pilgrims Prog
| to the City of God and will be beautifully
| illustrated with a Riley dissolving lantern.
The ,,, views are the oIes specially prepared
| by Miss Mamie Preston of Philadelphia.
The Standard of Values is the subject of
the evening sermon at Westminster to-mor-
row. The choir music for the evening service
Will consist OF the following numbers, "A
Rest and Gladness," Schneider; 4 Would
Not Live Always" Neidlinger.
The Easter services at the Bethlehem Pres
byterian church last Sunday were very fine
The church crowded to the doors at all
services. There we're APO in the Sunday
school,
At the Forest Heights Methodist church the
choir will render in the evening the following
musical program: Organ voluntary, anthem
by choir; evening, song service, anthem by
chorus choir, also solo. Rose of Sharon I"
by Mrs. NJ. Hoag. soprano solo. BE Not
Dismayed Oh Israel" Mrs. Wenger.
Christianity Adapted to Man. will be the
man In the Portland Avenue -Church of Christ
Evening topic, 1.-The Dissatisfaction of Pos
sessing Everything One Desires.
Dr.; Montgomery is announced to preach at
The subject of the morning sermon is, The
Sublimity of Great Purpose" At the even
ing hour he will give special address on
The Ethics of the Bicycle" The following
selected music will be given: Prelude. ALLIE
gretto," Guilmant; quartet Gloria in Ex-
eelsis, E" Schilling; solo. Maude Ulmer Jones,
Lift Your Glad Voices" Holden; quartet
Lord, Thy Mercy Streameth," Rubenstein
postlude, Allegro Smart
The special services that have been held
! in the Central Baptist church for the last
two weeks Will be continued next week The
series Of meetings will close on Sunday even
ing April p. Professor B. P. Stout the song
evangelist, who has already made a decided
! impression on the minds of the people, will
| be present each evening to conduct the sing
ing. He sings the gospel in way to reach
! the hearts of the audience and to make one
| realize the marvellous influence of sacred song
when coming frcm heart that feels its power
| and puts 1t. in words understood perfectly by
| all. Either Rev. H. F. Stilwell or the pastor.
DR.. w. W. Dawley, will preach each night
The success of The Serman in Song given
| last Monday night has made it advisable
! TO have another similar service next Monday
| evening at q quarter Of s o'clock Professor
| Stout will sing at each service on Sunday
also.
Rev. w. NJ. Pickard, pastor of Lake Street
Methodist church, will begin series of SER
| mons Sunday morning on side Glimpses
| OF Paul's Ministery" In the evening the pas
| tor will address the young people ON the
| subject, THE Opportunities of the American
| Youth" Good music will be furnished by
full chorus choir.
The third rally day exercises of the Young
! Ladies' Bible class Of the First Baptist church
| will take place Sunday at 1915 D. M All
young women, especially strangers in the
| city, will be cordially welcome. Grove A.
| Gruman will give an address to the class on
Snap Judgments" using the blackboard The
classroom is in the chapel, second floor front.
| entrance on Harmon place.
An. illustrated lecture on ''The Passion PLAY
of 1907 will be delivered on Wednesday
| evening, April II. in the Franklin Avenue
| M. E. church, by E. P. Overmire 1t will
be finely illustrated by stereopticon and mo-
/ tion pictures
| The Easter music will be repeated on Sun
| day morning at st. Marks church, by the
full vested choir of men and boys.
The mems meeting at the Y NJ c. A., to-
morrow afternoon, will be addressed by Geo.
Fl. Jolly, Jr., of Philadelphia, on Victory,
What Is It?" Mr.. Jolly is a travelling man
| and Is said to be an especially interesting
| speaker. Professor B. P. Stout, also Of
Philadelphia. will conduct the song service
and sing solos. The meeting will be rous-
| ing one,