The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-05
Church Notes.


J. R. McLaren will preach gospel ,ss1 ssrrnSn sSa
Sunday, at 7:45 p. m, in N1collet nall, 5oS
Nicolet avenue. -.
Rev T. f. Allen, pastor OF the Thirteenth
avenue M. e. church, who left Tor Tlslt
to Vermont last Sunday, will be absent dur-
ing July.
General Ballington Booth will speak Sunday
evening at the Wesley M. E. church. subject
"Christianity Versus Philanthropy. Brlga-
dier General Fielding of Chicago will conduct
the Sunday afternoon meeting at the Volun-
teer armory, 246 Hennepin avenue. At TINS
meeting new members will be received INTO
the local post. -
Four young men will be ordained to the
ministry at Oliver Presbyterian church Tues
day at p. m. Two will be foreign MISSION
aries. Features Of the occasion VIII ne ser.
mon by Rev j. B. Helwig Of the First psS,l enTrGa nf
Westminster church. --= ----.~ g.. = ~
Special services of. the deaf will be held
in Gethsemane church, Fourth avenue 5 ana
by the Rev j. H. Cloud of ST: Louis. Mo,
general missionary to the deaf IN western
dioceses The services will all be in sign
language and the deaf generally are IN
vited.
with Paul In Rome Is the subject Of Rev.
DR., Shelland's address in Western Avenue
Methodist church Sunday evening, illustrated
by specimen pieces OF marble from a palaces pas1.s
day, large photographs of triumphal arches
and public buildings which have remained
from Pads time. Music by young ladies' Or
chestra. r. p.
The camp meeting of the Lena Mason So
ciety at Midway was opened Tuesday eve
ming by Rev. lena Mason, and meetings have
been held each evening since. Sunday there
will he three servces-at IL a. m. and and
5 p IN. Through the week there will be
services every evening at 8 o'clock except
Saturday The Mason society extends nd sIaos most
heartfelt welcome to the pubic IN general
to attend these meetings. -. ~. ~
At Berean Branch chapel, 2s1s-ao Central
| avenue ME, special half-hour musical serV-
ice viii be ye Mer snneay tns is tie
program: Opening song service, Mr.. Miller,
choir and congregation; duet and ID chorus. iT2rsa.
Veil Uplitted,'' choir; solo, Safely Hiding"
Charles j. Miller; chorus, His Love Can
Satisfy ehe thirty Wa,is BIsle study
Service begins promptly at s, closing prompt
ly at 8. l.s....-- f. n. / -
General Ballington Booth, president Of the
Volunteers Of America, will occupy the west
theme, Footprints of Divinity in History; :"
s'The Lord Is My Light a portion of the
Twenty seventh Psalm with music sic anins oy ho,
anthem. Coombs' "And God Shall Wipe
Away All Tears will be sung as the offer q,
tory, the solo parts being given by Mrs. ". y.
Bushnell, the pastor, will preach. The
! theme for the evening sermon, as announced,
is Thoughts from independence pay. Ins
sermon will be Of the usual practical and
helpful nature. Miss Clara Williams, So
e. SsSs ssssss5syr 5s W' Magnify Thee. God
In Hennepin Avenue Episcopal church, at
| 1890 a. M, Rev DR.. Hutsinpiller will preach
on the topic, "Some Haryests OF the souf,,
| At D. m. the monthly musical service viii
| be given under the direction Of Emil Ober
Hotter director The program is as s follows; rs;
Organ, (a) AT Evening. Dudley Iatbasn Bafk; 20
4 Anthem, with tenor solo by D. Alvin Davies,
30, Be Joyful In the Lord" Cesar Frank;
duet, 80 Lovely Peace" from Judas Mac
| cabaeus," Handel, Mrs. Maud Ulmer Jones
and Mrs. Maude Adams Waterman; .contralto
solo, Peace, Troubled Soul" Bohm, Mrs.
/ Unto Him. Verdi, Mrs, Jones, Mrs. Water
man and Mr.. Davies; soprano solo, "Plains OF
! Pence Barnard, Mrs. Maud Ulmer Jones;
postlude, "Maestoso ALA Marcia" Bird.
l At the First Baptist church, Pastor w. B.
Riley begins a series of sermons on -Four
Good Fellows" Sunday night, which will be
4 delivered in the month Of July. Special sub
teots: ''The Man Who Forsook All for HIS
Friends" The Man Wha, Born Mso Scamp; p
Terrible Temptation; "The Man of Accom-
plishments, Convictions and Courage"
special program Of music has been prepared
for Sunday, as follows: Morning incline
Thine Ear" statner. Mr. Woodward and
ehoras response quartet; m 20. Taste nan and
Ellis Woodward, Justine Shannon Black and
Gounod, chorus. tenor Solo by Or. McKenney:
response, quartet; There's q Beautiful Land
on High" Mrs. Taylor, Justine Shannon
Black; Even Me- Macey, quartet.