The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-04
Pulpit and Pew.

Our Unpaid Debt to the Jews" will be DR..
John E. Bushnelrs theme at Westminster
b9 ana will the
series given by DR.. Bushnell during Decem-
Der: cordial invitation is extended to all
the choir will be as follows: Organ, Even
ing Rest Loeschhorn; anthem God Be
Merciful,'' Gouvy; offertory, Lord Thy Glory
f Bsy snfng to
Nevin. The offertory will be sung by Mrs,
w. N. Porteous, Herbert Dale and G. r..
Fisher. The morning theme will be ION the
Threshold" and the sermon Will be IN
harmony with the new year.
Sunday evening Rev. D. M. Hartsough of
Pes Moines Iowa, VIII preach 3 IN rhlrteenth
when Rev. r. F. Allen was pastor there. At
the close of the meetings 112 Joined the
Methodist Episcopal church on single Sun
day.
Rev. T. w. Stout, pastor of the Lake Street
Methodist church, will preach a series of
Sunday evening sermons on "The Gospel Mes
Of Bible qrges as fellows jan
tan tan. character'; Jan. 49, The Palm Tree;
or, Beauty and Worth Of Noble Lives; Jan.
Fruit it Bears" Good music is arranged for
each evening.
At the First Baptist church Pastor W. B.
Riley will speak Sunday evening on "simp-
course on the Christian Alliance movement:
This is one Of the most important Of recent
developments in higher Christian living and
hinkng This is the has IN eee
delivering. The music for the day will be:
Morning-"O. Morning Land" hammers; re-
sponse quartet LoSe nynef ro scs sfaSSt
Mater, , Rossini Mrs. Woodward and chorus
response, quartet; palm Branches" Faure,
Francis E. Woodward. with piano and organ.
The Century Hall Bible school and evange-
listic services Sunday, 3 to p. m, are rapid
ly growing. The school has made gain every
Sunday since it's organization, with one excep-
ton, and now between 300 and 4S are en- j,
rolled Mr.. Riley preached to his best audi
ence last Sunday afternoon. Tomorrow lie
will preach on Mutual Confession" A pro-
gram of special music has been arranged.
Mr.. Briggs will aid the consregauonai slns-
ing with his cornet;
The Mason society will hold it's regular
gospel meetings at the. Thirteenth Avenue
Methodist church, at 9 O'Clock. Mrs; Watson,
a noted missionary, will speak on Ihe WORK
of Christian Women
The Rev. Theodore Clifton. d: D., Of Chi:
cago will preach the New Years sermon at
Park Avenue Congregational church to-nor-
twentieth Century" special program OF
music has been prepared for the. evening SER
vice. including some of the Christmas music.
Tomorrow evening Rev. w. H. Rider Of
Simpson NJ. 3. church will give the first ct. OF
Christian Life" His subject will be "The
Start"
The Ministerial Alliance of Minneapolis will
meet at the Y. M. c. A. building Monday,
at 1880 sharp. The paper will be read by
Dr.. P. A. Cool, of Fowler M q. church, on
''The Devotional Spirit in the Modern
Church"
Miss Anna Downey, the evangelist, will be-
gin services at the Twenty-fourth Street NJ
3. church Sunday and will continue with at
ternoon and evening services the following
two weeks Miss Downey will preach Sun
day, morning and evening. Bishop Joyce is
expected to be present at the morning SER
vice.
On next Wednesday evening, Rev. Henry
B. Taylor will be installed as pastor Of the
First Universalist church, st. Paul. Rev
Marion D. Shutter, of this city, will preach
the sermon.
On Monday evening next, at 8 o'clock, the
annual meeting of the Sunday school of the
Church of the Redeemer will be held, al
which officers will be elected for the ensuing
year.
A Keswick conference will be held at the
| First Baptist church. four days next week
beginning Tuesday afternoon and concluding
Friday evening The afternoon meetings
will be held at o'clock and the evening
meetings at o'clock. Rev L. A. eleven.
ger of Calvary Baptist church; DR.. G. A.
Cleaveland. of Emmanuel Baptist church