The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-15

Rev. Dr.. Marion D. Shutter preached before
the Unitarian conference of Iowa at Des
Moines last Wednesday evening.
Rev. G. T.. Morrill, will address the Twin
City Baptist Ministers conference Monday,
March II, on 1.-The Land and the Book"
Rev. G. L. Morrill,. in his sermon Sunday
night on Who Is q Gentleman?'' will take
exception to Mrs. VIM. Astors recent defini-
ton and classification.
Evangelist D. M. Hartshough of Des Moines
evening at the Christian Workers mission.
70 Washington avenue s.
KEY. Dr. Oldham, formerly professor at Ohio
WESLEYAN university. and for many years
1h'sS1on as to India, will speak at the First
NJ. H. church Tomorrow evening.
At the Lowry Hill Congregational church
tomorrow morning the pastor will give the
last sermon in the series on Evidence" The
theme will be 1.-The Evidence of History"
The SERIES of stereopticon talks on 1.-The
Lie OF Christ" continues Sunday evening at
the Park Avenue Congregational church, TAX
ing up the story OF the last months before
the death.
gay morning at the Hennepin Avenue Meth
odist church. DR.. William Fielder will read
e paper on "The Mistakes OF Ministers and
POINTS for Preachers
slrst Presbyterian church, Portland avenue
an4 Nineteenth street, will be "Is the Bible
ats sack Number?" The introduction to the
Fowler Methodist church will celebrate the
mi-eentennial of Rev. David Tice in the
ministry March 2a. He was the first pastor
OF Fowler church and will preach the sermon
mat evening. Special music will be provided.
The third lecture in the course at the
Bloomington Avenue Methodist church will be
given Wednesday evening by Mrs II. B.
Walker, the subject being Things Wise and
OtherW1se, Miss Grace Ulmer will sing
before the lecture.
At the st. James church on Eighth avenue
), near Washington avenue S. Sunday even
ing Dr. J: Il. BoWker, now member of the
faculty OF Amaidexter college, will preach.
" BoWker has quite reputation as being
convincing and powerful in his speech.
Rev. Stanley B. Roberts. pastor of Bethle-
morning upon the theme, The Garden and
tie Judgment HALF Zone Of series on 1.-THE
last Days Of Jesus"), and IN the evening upon
union will sing.
The Sunday school OF the Bethlehem Pres
6yterlaR church is in a very fine condition.
There has been an average attendance OF
orchestra helps to make the music better.
The walls will soon have to be extended for
larger quarters
At p. NJ, sermon by Pastor W. B. Riley,
his subject being, 1.-The Glorious Woman and
Her Man-chIld; a Study in Revelation: c.
]. Miller will lead the congregational sing
ing, aided by Judson l.. Day. cornetst Miss
Ella Pratt will sing solo.
Tomorrow evenings topic at Andrew Pres
byterlan church will be the first in a series
of addresses to university students. The fol,
lowing will be the topics: 1.-THE Citizen
March a. The Call of the Ministry" March
50; BE Man." April 6. The Andrew church
orchestra Will furnish special music during
the series.
sn Sunday evening at the Church of the
Redeemer Rev. Marion D. Shutter will give
the next lecture in the series on the MAX,
Ing Of the New Testament" The subject will
be the gathering Of the Books and will
aim to show when and how the documents
that make up our present New Testament
were collected.
The speakers and subjects for the ~oonday
services in St. Marks church for the week
are follows Monday, Tuesday and
on The Passion It's Progress and It's Fruits
On Thursday layman, and on Friday and
Saturday, Rev. William Wilkinson, on Its
Example and Its Power Every one well
come.
The travelling men will hold special ser
vice at the First Baptist church Sunday night
Pastor w. B. Riley will be aided in the ser
vice by three Gideonites. W. A. Hicks, of
Iowa; John Nicholson, Of Michigan, national
secretary OF the Gideon Association, and
Charles H. Palmer, Of Chicago, national su-
perintendent- A special program Of music
has been arranged.
DR.. P. A. Cool, pastor Of Fowler Methodist
church, has begun a system of Bible inter
probation and study for the midweek service.
vices have proved quite attractive and have
been we'll attended. Fowler church has In its
membership students and thinkers to an
unusual number. The historic setting Of each
chapter Is given and the order of develop
ment. 1t is arranged SO that one can come
in at any time as the talk each evening re-
views the previous meeting that the con-
tinuity Is preserved. Next Thursday the Sec
ond of Genesis will be taken up.
At congregational meeting Of Grace Pres
byterian church Thursday night g. call to
Donald D. Mckay to become permanent pas
tor was extended. Mr. Mckay came here
three years ago when the organization was in
without pastor for several months and ii
problem whether to live die. Now
a part of the building Is ready to dedicate
the membership numbers 100, with many
others In sight who will attend the nearest
church services. DR.. J. B. Helwig was mod
orator OF the meeting There is little doubt
that MIR. Mckay will accept the call.
Evangelist Charles Reign Scoville Of Chi
cago, and his singer, De Loss Smith, have
been engaged by the Portland Avenue Church
of Christ for special revival services. Tn.
meetings will begin Easter Sunday and con
tinue every night except Saturday for in
definite period. Rev. Mr.. Scovile has phe
nomenal success In awakening city to thu
Importance Of religious matters The services
at the Portland Avenue Church of Christ to
morrow and March % will be preparatory t,
sooVa and sm to r be Re of
morning by the pastor, Rev. G. J. Tannar
Power From On High
At Wesley church, Sunday morning and eve
ming, services of a special evangelistic char
acter will be conducted. Dr. Montgomery
the pastor, will be assisted by Miss Downey
who Is thoroughly known throughout Meth
odsm as scholarly, devoted and in ever.
way helpful worker in the church. Morning
music follows: Prelude, Andante, Dubois
quartet, Gloria in Excelsis,''' Buck; duet
Love Divine" Smart; postlude, selected
ture Gods The following music will b
given: Prelude, Offertore, Guilmant; quar-
tet Rock Of Ages" Shelley; quartet, "Fa
from Ny Heavenly Home" Tours; quartet
Pm a Pilgrim" Marston, by Mrs. Park an
quartet; postlude, selected.
At Hennepin Avenue NJ. E. church at 1913
a. ~. tomorrow, DR.. Hutsnpiller will con
duct services and the Rev. W. F. Oldham
Hutsinpner's topic Is Many a Useful Beau
tiful Life The following special music wi
be given: Organ prelude, Nerkel; soprano sol
and quartet; In Heavenly Love Abiding,
choir; tenor solo,. How Long. Q Lord, Wi
Thou Forget Me- from Triumph of David
Dudley Buck, D. Alvin Davies; anthem, RE
joice Ye. with jerusalem Page, D. Alvi
Davies and choir; anthem, Hast Thou Nc
Known Phuger, Mrs: Maud Ulmer Jone
and choir; organ postlude Widor, Emil Obel
Hotter, organst and director.
The blackboard sermons and object lesso
given by Ernest Fagenstrom during the youn
folks meetings at the Tabernacle Bapti.
church the past week have been full of inter
est to all, especially to the boys and girl
The audiences have filed the church to IL
beginning at 1890 p; m: The speaker sunda
night will be "Uncle'' Boston Smith of chap
car fame; Monday, Rev. Fl. F. StlweM of S
Paul; Tuesday, DR.. o. A. Williams; WeGney
Professor Stout, the singing evangelist, wi
sing; also Tuesday night Wednesday ever
ing Mrs. Rust will sing with her harp a,
compartment. Many have begun the Chris
tan life as result of the meetings
Westminster pulpit will be occupied sunda
morning by Rev. Graham Lee of Korea =