The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-26
Church Notes.

e, A. Comb will address Christians on Fri
Nicolet avenue and Lake street.
The Seven Aspects of Salvation" will be
the theme for the daily noon meetings at 3OS
Nicollet avenue, from 1915 to o'clock.
The choir of Plymouth church will give
special musical service Sunday evening under
the direction of Hamlin H. Hunt, organist.
Rev. Marion D. Shutter lectured on Fra
FsoHs and eay ai
bekah.
Rev. A. A. Greaves, Of the Franklyn Ave
nue. NJ: z. church, will read the paper at the
seneast II on
Miss Anna Downey, who is a very cultured,
scholarly woman. will speak In the Thirteenth
Avenue NJ. E. church SUNDAY morning and
evening and each evening next week until
THURSDAY.
Mr. and Mrs Baker, the blind evangelists,
who have attracted much attention in the
twin cities by their marvellous singing, Will
be at the 4 o'clock evangelistic service at
Century hall Sunday afternoon
Rev E. H. Nicholson, of Montevideo, Mimi,
has been appointed pastor OF the Methodist
Episcopal church of Alexandria, Mimi, by
Rev. Or. J. , Hingeley, presiding elder; HIS
s Ray il, 'n'n'S''v a. A'eNanO''A WIN '@sp
Rev. G. L. Morrill,, OF the Chicago Avenue
Baptist church, will preach the sermon of the
state Baptist convention, to be held next
Mr.. Morrill, has been asked to deliver the
Memorial Day Grafton at Chaska this year.
Next Tuesday at o'clock p. m the full
choir of fifty voices of ST. Marks church,
nIsea viii present
THE Creation in the. guild hall. large
audience Is assured. g. H. Normington,
director
Evangelist Ferdinand schiverea, who will
close his work in Minneapolis Wednesday
night, at Westminster Presbyterian church,
will preach at the First church at 1890 a. m.
tomorrow In the afternoon. Mr. schiverea
will address men, as on three previous Sun
days, at the Lyceum theater.
wise Men and Fools" will be the subject
OF j. R, McLaren's discourse on Sunday, at
7:4a p. m, in Crystal Lake hall, 2l21 CRYSTAL
the same hall on Tuesday at7:45 p. M. Take
Twentieth avenue car going north. Han is at
&orner of Penn and Crystal Lake avenues.
Tomorrow morning, at the First Presbyte-
rian church, Portland avenue and Nineteenth
street, Ferd. Schiverea, the evangelist, will
speak and his son will sing In the evening
Of King David in the Temple Service at Jer,l-
salem. . The leader of the orchestra is pre-
pairing special program of music for this
service.
Rev. A. e. Norman's subject for next Sun.
days discourse at Nazareth church is "Oul
uaasr Prolsz.9r Gales dire;
will be given This will be the last service
conducted here by Mr.. Norman this season
He resumes his work in the Hanska congre
cation the first Sunday in MAJ.
in the Minneapolis district Of the Methodis
I church will close with a mass meeting al
Wesley church Friday evening, May O.. This
OF Rev. Charles Fox Davis OF the Blooming
ton Avenue church. Brief remarks will b
made by pastors Of the city and Miss Downe,
viii speak. Testimonies will be given BY
converts
Tomorrow afternoon, the chapel of Grac,
Presbyterian CHURCH, at Twenty eighth stree
and Hum holdt avenue, will be dedicated. A
pleasing program of music and addresses has
been prepared for both morning and evening
services. Rev, pr. Robert F. Sample, O
New York city, will take part in the after
noon service OF dedication, and Dr. John E
BUSHNELL of Westminster church, will deliYel
the address
Trinity German Lutheran church, Nnti
avenue s and Fourth street, erected in 1857
and In use for divine worship ever sine
was recently sold to the Burlington, Ceda
Rapids & Northern company, and must b.
vacated at once Farewell services will b
copducted next Sunday at 10 am. by Rev
Frederic Sievers, twho has been in charge o
this pastorate since 1879. Friends are cor
daily invited The text and topic for tn.
sermon will be found In Hebrews, xi.. $40. Y
The annual meeting of the Central Baptis
church for the election of trustees and dea
cons and the hearing of reports, will be he'll
Thursday. May ]. at 7:l5 p. "a. On Frtdai
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