The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-11
PULPIT AND PEW

ton; Feb. 20, 1.-THE Larger Doctrine Of Des-
tiny: The following are the dates and topics
OF the remaining lectures on Fact and BIC
ton In the World of Mind,'5now being given
evenings: Jan. 12 "The Salem Witchcraft,
a Concrete Example of Mental Delusion";;
q Jan 49, The Psychology Of Deception" jan a
Been Discovered? What Are the Facts in
the Midst of the Fiction?"
'Skepticism. or the Philosophy Of Soul
sn KIN h. viii be Rev w. 3 Reys subject
Special music by the large chorus.
At Century hall, Fourth street and First
avenue S, Sunday afternoon at O'Clock, Rev.
Hlsy will on VIII
sing, 30, My Redeemer," as a solo. c. j..
Miller will lead the congregational singing.
conference on world wide missions will
be held In the First Baptist church Thursday
and Friday of next week. at and s p. m.
each day. The meetings will be addressed by
S. A. Perrine, Assam, India; c. A. Solquist
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Openshaw, of China;
Mrs. w. E. Hopkins. India; Dr.. Frank Peter
son, foreign secretary, and Bishop Isaac w.
Joyce. The addresses will be interspersed
with special music. The public is invited.
be the subject Of an address by Professor
Frank L. McVey, Of the state university, at
futile Universalist church, Sunday, Jan. u,
at 1890 a. m.
The Paulist mission for nom Catholics will
close tomorrow night and will be followed
by week Of inquiry. The sermon Sunday
morning will be on 1.-The Sin of Indifference .
High mass will be celebrated at 1890. The
on Internal Religion The mission has
been we'll attended and the lectures by Rev.
Fathers Doherty and Conway have been care
fully listened to by inquirers who were look
ing for light on the subjects under discussion.
The question box has been a feature OF these
evening services. -.
Frederick Paine, secretary Of the standing
committee of the diocese, left Thursday night
q nj q
of Long Island, which will be held Jan. ID at
Grace church, Brooklyn. The bishop YVES
rector Of this church. He is a cousin Of Mr..
Paine.
The church clubs of the several dioceses
hold one-day annual meeting at New Haven
Conn, Jan. %. The delegates from Mime
Gutgesel and Frederick Paine Of Minneapolis
The convention meeting was held last year in
Philadelphia. It is probable that Minneapolis
will be the place OF gathering in the near
future
Epworth League Notes.
Trinity league reports the following list OF
officers: President A. w. Rutherford: vice
presidents. Lottie Gray, Mrs A. W. Ruther-
tary Maud Richardson; treasurer Emma
Lener; organist, Lavina Whitney.
Joseph D. Waller is the new president OF
Park Avenue league, with the following as
sistants: Minnie L. Rank. Mrs. Spencer, Mar
ion Clark. Lillian Waterbury, Maude Blanch-
| ard and Miss Lucks.
| The Anoka chapter reports Roe G. Chase as
| president with Kathryn Sergeant, Ella kel-
| sey, Hattie Rogers, Fannie Gearhart. Ira
| Tourtlotte, Ralph Campbell, Nettie Sergeant
AMI Mrs. E. G. Clemans as fellow workers.
At Rchfeld the pastor, Dr. VIM. Burns
has the following corps OF officers: Fred Esta-
brook Mrs. VIM. Burns, Mrs. A. schifrbrand
Miss NJ. Gilmore, Mrs. l.. Neff, Annie Nc
t.Cabe, G. Danforth and D. Smith.
| Next Tuesday evening the Minneapolis Dis
trict Epworth League union will held a BIZ
! monthly meeting at Trinity Methodist church
! pastor of Simpson NJ. E. church, Mrs. C. E.
Bennett will sing, and w. G. Calderwood will
tax talk for Dr. short time on The Bible" At the
will provide for a social hour.