The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-15
Church Notes.

Mrs. Chadburn, one of MINNEAPOLIS most
charming singers, Will resume her place in
the Fowler Methodist church choir tomorrow.
~ The ne EVIL and Good of Heredity" will be
sermon at the Portland Avenue Church Of
Christ Tomorrow. The night sermon will be
the tnlrd IN a series on the Creative Week >.
tomorrow morning the Lords supper will
ehurch. In the evening the Rev. A. ]. D..
aaupt OF st. Paul will preach A special
ing. " e'0n-
in the south studying the social problems
from the stand point Of Christian, education
Will speak on "Uncle Sam and His Colored
children at the Fowler church tomorrow
morning.
At Century hall, Rev w. B. Riley is deliy-
ering q series of twelve talks on 1.-The Apoca-
iypse. The attendance last Sunday on the
Hfst OF this series was the largest seen in
begun Mr.: Riley finds great interest in the
study So OF this his, wonderful book His subject
seven Churches Of Asia"
The pastor of the Lowry Hill Congrega-
tlonal church will begin next Sunday morning
q series OF four sermons upon "Christian
E lsTIsL The themes treated viii be:
Ihe Evidence of Unity'i; 1.-The Evidence in
Christ; The Evidence of Spirituality; ssThe
Evidence of History The sermons to be
given given, in n the order named, Feb. Is. Feb. 20,
J
The following sermons will be delivered in
ST. Mark church Sunday evenings during
Lent: ~ Feb. II, Christ in Business" Rev.
Re1 a T pr WsbB Feb N 2s Christ in the
Church, :. Rev J; E. Dallam March 9, Christ
IN the State. Rev. l. P. Johnson; March is,
Gs hri % in Society" Rev r.: W; MacLean;
March Is, Christ in the Family" Rev. S. B,
Purves. - s-s,- .
Large audiences are attending the sDecial
sermons at the First Presbyterian church,
Portland avenue and Nineteenth street To-
morrow morning the subject will be ..The
Language We Speak in It's. Relation to, the
Extension of Christianity" In the evening
me theme e will be George Washington, he
man OF the Sword and of Prayer" The
orchestra will lead the congregational singing
in the evening 1880
Mii ia Congregattonalsts are interest.
ed IN the fiftieth anniversary celebration Of
Wis, being held to-day The services will
continue tomorrow Herman Obenhaus is
now pastor Of the Prescott church At the
historical meeting this afternoon, Rev. A d
Roe. Of Minneapolis pastor from 1859 to 1871
gave an address on The Old st. Croix Valley
Convention. Rev. Richard Hall, of St. Paul,
Of the church he was assigned to the impor-
tant subject Of Beginnings of Congregation
alism in the Northwest -
DR.; Hutsinpiller at Hennepin Avenue M
sermons, Seeing a Great Light, or the PEOPLE
Beautiful, Best Life The following os s' mnsic
anthem, Light of the World" Percy; motel
for four solo voices, quartet and organ: con
tralto solo, Alice Needham; Like as the Hart
cello obligato by Eugene NJ Stevens: anthem
"Send Out Thy Light" Gounod; hymn an,
them. sun of My Soul = Reyner, Mrs Maud
Ulmer Jones and quartet; organ postIude from
Sonata Rheinberger.
The pastor of Westminster church will have
for his theme Sunday morning, 1.-The Man
Who Outliyed HIMSELF" A very pleasing
num1 x in bs the co muss Of the
Him That Is Athirst,'' to be sung by Miss
Williams Mrs. Porteous and Mr.. Dale
Elaborate preparations have been made for
the evening praise service, which will take
the place OF the usual worship. DR.. Bush
nell will make short address, his subject
being Music in Heaven On Wednesday at
will have meeting CT unusual interest in the
chapel. At the mid-week prayer service on
Thursday evening the second phase of the
subject Our Armour" will be considered
At the First Baptist church Rev. ". p
Riley viii !, speak Sur day evening to the sub
ject Death: Is TIA Bright Angel or a Black
Demon?' the second In the present series.
Of Of. sermons on being delivered on ''The Here
Dr. John r.: Sampey, professor of Greek and
Hebrew in the Southern Baptist Theological
seminary mary a. mar famed for his knowledge
Christian causes. IS visiting Mr.. Riley and
will preach for him Sunday morning. He was
professor in the Southern seminary when
Mr.. Riley studied there. He received his de-
gree Of D. D.: when but 26 years of age and
has made brilliant record although yet so
young man. q
Professor Lucas, of St. Paul, is drilling a
chorus for the production of the cantata
Under the Palms. at ST. Peters A. NJ. E.
church. 1t will be given in the church about
March 10. Professor Lucas is one of the
gifted colored singers and musical leaders of
st. Paul. The chorus numbers forty voices
The cantata tells in music of the return of
Judah from captivity in Babylon. Rev Dr.
Reeves. pastor of the church, this week or
ganized his church into five clubs, as follows:
ers Aid Society, General Missionary Society
and a Dollar Money Aid Society. The various
clubs will assist the pastor. Different depart
ments Of. the church work will be assigned
to each organization. Mrs Reeves will be
head Of the Preachers Aid Society.