The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-26
PULPIT AND PEW

evening will occur the celebration Of the pay
ment OF the church debt, and the burning 81
be given supper for the members Of the
church and congregation and for invited
guests. AT s O'Clock, in the auditorium of tho
there tSa BE u an
which the public ore invited.
The revival services at the Portland Ave-
nue. Church of Christ win close Monday night;
DR.. scovlle will preach Sunday. morning and
night and his last sermon will be Monday
night. A reception will be given In the
church parlors on Tuesday night to the new
remain for the reception and on Wednesday
night he expects to deliver an illustrated
lecture on THE Land Of the Mohammedan,
The Sunday sermons will be as follows: "rhe
. Religious Life and Prepare to Meet Thy
Cod Baptistms and reception OF new mem
4 bers at every service.
i Rev. Robert F. Sample. d. D.; who is to
| preach In Westminster church Sunday NOR
ming, is In Minneapolis In the interest OF
Lincoln university. a school for colored men,
situated at Oxford, Pa. DR.. Sample is sec
university, which trains workers for the min
! istry in the south, in the West Indies and IN
| Africa. Only recently ten natives from
i Gated In order that they might intelligently
i carry the gospel to their own people. There
/ are at present 204 students IN the university,
which is supported entirely by voluntary coz
! tributions. ~
The Westminster pulpit, Sunday morning,
will be occupied by Rev. Robert F. Sample,
| D. D., pastor of Westminstes church from
1868 to 1885. AT this service Mrs. W. n. Por-
teous will cling, Il Heard the Voice OF Jesus
Say by Harriss. Ferdinand Schiyerea, the
evangelist, is to have charge OF the evening
service. The Westminster quartet and cho-
rus will assist IF. Schiverea, Jr., in the music.
The usual mid-week prayer meeting VIII pc
held Thursday, beginning at 7:45 p M Viz
tory Over Life's Ups and Downs is the
thought for consideration.
Gun
ming Rev. W. B. Riley will continue his Sc
ries OF sermons to persons under so years of
age, his subject being, True and False
Friends" The Francis Woodward chorus
now numbers about sixty voices, filling the
choir loft at the evening service. The music
w be az bs sISws sboHag WITH
solos by DR.. Mckinney: response, Even
Me-" J. &C. Macy, quartet. Evening Sing
Heavens Tours, chorus; response guar.
tet; Savior When We Come to Thee,
Buck, quartet.
At the Wesley Methodist church sunda!
morning and evening DR.. Montgomery, thu
pastor, is announced to preach at the usua
hours. The subject of the morning sermon; il
will lecture on st. Paul's Cathedral.-Lon
DON The MUSIC for the he day is as fellows follow
BY The quartet, Kotzsshmar; duet The Lort
Is My Shepherd" Smith, Miss Ames ant
Mrs. Park: postlude. March from Damas
GUS Coste. Evening: Prelude, "Andante.''
MCDOWELL quartet, Aplde WIN Me, ftesu
duet, 1.-The Beautitudes,'' Miss Arnes and Mrs
Park quartet, Grant We Beseech Thee,
GauI; postlude. Allegro. Copcc
At Hennenin Avenue Methodist Episcopa
church DR.. S. D. Hutsinpller will preach
1890 on the subject, "a Happy Beggar Amonl
the Bcun:iful Riches OF Great God /" TIL
evening meeting at 7:45 will be in the inter
ests of the Young Mems Christian Association
of the University of Minnesota. with ad
dresses by DR.. Hutsinpiller. Professor HAYNES
Messrs. Jones and johnson. The foloWlnt
music villa. be rendered under the direction
Of FInil ODER Hoffer: Organ prelude QMendels
gchn! anthem Preaare Ye the he, Way q ', Of tn
; and MY Lord" from the Golden Legend
DUDLEY Buck. Mrs. Maud Ulmer Jones: an
: them. Heavenly Love" (suppel, with soopra
: no and tenor solos by Mrs. Maud Ulmerr Jone
; aud d. Alvin Davies; contralto solo and quar-
; tet arranged from Samson and Delilah
Saint saens), Mrs. Mamde Adams Waterway
and choir; solo quartet (unaccompanied)
= might Shades Are Falling (Thayer); orga1
. postlude, from Sonata ind fiat (Rheinberger)