The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-08

terrain church. Portland avenue and Nine
teenth street Rev. j. B. Helwlg, pastor. The
| orchestra, with congregational singing.
| 1.-The Nazarene: in Picture and in Story, ~
| is the theme Of the Sunday evening services
tional church, in which the story Of the
Masters life is made real and vivid by the
help of numerous stereopticon views Under
| the title, Along the Way the talk next
| Sunday reviews the stirring events Of the
I work in Galilee."
AT the Tuttle Universalist church, the new
pastor, Rev. A. R.. Tillinghast, will begin
mon lectures on 1.-The Prophets of the Nine
tenth Century" Sunday evening will be
spent with Thomas Carlyle as Prophet" The
| John Ruskin, Hosea Ballou, William Ellery
| Claiming and Theodore Parker.
The second lecture in the series of the
will be given Wednesday evening. March T.,
Cave This cave. with its lakes. riVers.
| caverns, halls. domes and animals, Is con-
sidered by biologists as the greatest under
world known on earth" DR.. Clifford will re-
late his experiences in this sunless world.
| Bethlehem Presbyterian church received
twenty-three into its membership last Sunday.
seventeen of which were on confession. The
pastor. Rev. Stanley B. Roberts, will preach
Sunday, morning upon the theme. The Last
Days of Jesus, one OF a series on Farewell
Talks to His Disciples" In the evening he
will preach a temperance. sermon upon the
|
Life" The choral union will sing, accompa-
MED by the Sunday school orchestra. -
On Sunday evening at the Church Of the
Redeemer, Rev, J. j. Lewis, D. D.. Of Bos-
| Oberammergau Passion Play" DR.. Lewis
was present at the last presentation, as we'll
lecture according to the latest suggestions
he received upon the ground. The lecture is
not only fine representation Of the play, but
be of special interest at this season of prepa-
ration for one of the great festivals OF the
| church.
Riley is preaching series Of sermons on
! Heaven Sunday night the subject will
be, "Heaven@Are All Of It's Inhabitants Al
has been prepared for this service: Chorus,
Seek Ye the Lord by Roberts. the solo
parts to be rendered by DR.. Mckinney, the
Away; response, by quartet; Lord, God Al
mighty" Verdi. by quartet; Music for NOR
ming: Chorus, "Jerusaem' response, quar-
tet; 'Hark, Hark My Soul,'' Shelley, quartet.
Bishop S. c. Edsall will administer the sac
ramental rite of confirmation at Holy Trinity
! church Sunday morning.
The orchestra Of the First Presbyterian
church will play. the following tomorrow
schlepegrell; sanctus, Gounod; Communion,
Batiste.
The pastor Of the House of Faith Presby-
terrain church, Rev. Charles Scanlon, has ar
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held March 8 to IA, inclusive He will be
assisted by the other Presbyterian pastors in
the city, one preaching each evening.
Rev. A A: Graves. of the Franklin Avenue
M. e. church, will be the speaker at the gos-
hall, IA w Twenty eighth street, Sunday, at
U.s. y0 the ga sub1G are w 6 h nvtea
| ETangelistic services still in progress
at the church at Fourteenth street and Second
avenue S. Services tomorrow follows:
oao1,i 40 ov,1 900
p. NJ; Evan e;e Rev ". &: Hammer and nd
A. c. Jett. of Chicago in charge. All are in
vited to attend. ....
The regular rally day exercises of the
held Tomorrow in the First Baptist church
parlors, at 1890. p. M. Professor Arthur
Edwin Haynes Of the state university, will
young women are cordially welcomed.
Following the election Of elders and dea-
cons at Westminster church Thursday night
services Of the clerk of session, Charles F.
!. Thompson, who was reelected. His tern
of service as elder has continued for almost
twenty-five years. Tribute was paid to his
Christian character and unselfish and dis
interested zeal in Christian work A vote o.
thanks was extended. .-..-...... 1851 "a.
The speakers and subjects for the Monday
} are as follows: Monday, Tuesday ant
| Wednesday! Rev. g: H. Thomas. on Fruits
Of the Spirit" christian Joy" and 9Th
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Thursday a prominent layman will speak
Friday and Saturday, Archbishop >Haupt,> o
st: Paul, will speak on Paradise" an
Heaven" Every one invited.
y Brgadier Alexander NJ Damon, of Chi
: cago, will deliver his lecture, I'm: Darkes
>. America" illustrated with 10 stereopticol
e views and interspersed by illustrated song
}. cago, at Plymouth church, Sunday, March II
> at 1880 p. m. The lecturer comes highly in
: dorsed by Chicago clergymen: Ensign San
lcrr0 iS Cn1n ar n q
:. seats will be free at this lecture 1850" '
. The members and friends of the Adver
). Christian church are very much encourage
It over the outlook for their work the comm
year. A reception was rendered the new pas
: tor, Rev. B. Forester, last Friday evening
/; at which he was formally introduced to hi
II new congregation Mr.. Forester had chare
d Of the Advent Christian church at Elgin, III
for the past four years. and comes to thi
y city with the highest Endorsements, both as
{, pastor and preacher. I'LL;
>, nue. church, tomorrow, will speak on th
=, Il following subjects: Symmetry and Beaut
" in Religion. and 'The Jewels Price ', Th
% rier; anthem, 1--WE Praise Thee, o Lord,
Ia "a schiling; duet for soprano and tenor ''spir
q the Living Sod BSEwa Mrs MAJ
. Second Meditation Guilmant; anthem
a. when Sins and Fears Prevailing Rise,
or Gounod;. contralto solo and quartet, TT
= Mrs. Maude Adams Waterman and choir; O.
D. gan postlude, "Toccata," Eunco Bossi; Em
d. Ober-Hoffer, organist and director.
Tomorrow evening, Rev. G. E. Burton, pa
tor Of the Lyndale Congregational church, wi
i begin series of three addresses on "Psych
!e Phenomena and Religion The specific sui
ic jects will be: March 9, Christian Science
a. March 16, Faith Healing" including col
D, sderation of the Dowie movement; March 2
:, .spiritualism. These addresses will
OF based on a. candid examination of the fac
at and evidences with desire to ascerta
ne truth and detect error, without reference
s; vious belief The third in the series Of Sc
st mons on 1.-The Pre- eminence of Jesus Christ
he Sunday morning, will be on 1.-The Pre-en1
t, nence Of Jesus in the Realm of Moral Cha
co acter.'
ed morning will be exceptionally good, +
- service will open with Salomes ''Alleg
~ Symphonique,' an organ voluntary. In t
ar first anthem, Woodman s And in That Day
e, tenor or, solo and Quartet VAR Mr. Dale viii rend
no sing Liddle's ''Abde With Me- as an offe
u u, tory number. 1.-The Organized Man. is t
gu theme announced for the morning sermc
IS IS subject 'Wise and Foolish Virgins" T
Westminster Sunday school, which meets il
mediately after the morning service, is sho
ing a marked increase in attendance, CO
- formed for an orchestra, which adds very n
~; ~. terially to the good music regularly furnish
an by the school. q @
Tabernacle Baptist church will begin
on on week Of special meetings to morrow. Ern
az, Fagenstrom. a specialist with! young speo1
'ne boys and girls, will assist Rev. M. Gami
giving a blackboard sermon at each servi
will The meetings will begin at 7:15 p. NJ will
lay song service led by the Sunday school Choir
program: Sunday, $3.50 p. M. "a Co
Tra p nj tte to