The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-22
PULPIT AND PEW

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ladies' quartet with Gene unto Me- Lind-
sey. w. u Harris.
Rev. j. w. swinnerton, the new pastor,
will preach at the Richfeld Methodist church
Sunday, morning and evening.
The Sunday school lesson is studied each
Saturday from Il to o'clock. OF the Chris
nue. 8.
The new memorial altar for Gethsemane
church will probably be consecrated the third
Sunday after Easter. On Easter Monday will
begin the erection.
About the middle Of May, Rev. Marion D.
Shutter goes to Boston to attend the Univer-
salist ANNIVERSARIES. He will address a meet
Ing In fremont Temple.
Sunday afternoon, at $780, Rev, M. D. Shut
ter will address the Liberal Association of the
state university. on Evolution and Immor
tally" in the library building.
Every evening during the coming week the
meetings Rev. S. Y. s. Fisher viii speak
Monday. The other evenings will be filled
with an attractive program
All are invited to attend the evangelistic
meetings being held at Second avenue S and
Fourteenth street, conducted by Rev. Messrs.
w. e. Hammer and a. Q. Jett, from Chicago.
services on Sunday will be at 1880 a. m.
and 1880 p. N.
For the closing talk on 1.-THE Nazarene in
lecture and Story at the Park Avenue Con
en ~ pa church ps an sspsGay nns sGsc
for Sunday evening Is the closing days OF the
earthly life of the Master.
Bishop Edsan will address the MONDAY
meetings at st. Marks church the hrst three
days OF holy week, on 1.-The Events of the
Day." and the remainder of the week by the
rector. On Good Friday the service will be
from 1o:S0 to Ii and 12:10 to D. u.
Rev. G. L. morrill, Of the Chicago Avenue
Baptist church will speak for j. w. ArctandeP
tomorrow afternoon at the Hunter Crossley
mission on GLOW to Follow Christ" Mon
day night he will lecture at the opera house
in Monteyideo on ''1n the Tracks Of Tender
foot"
Palm Sunday services at St Marks church
will be as follows: $3.50 a. m, holy COM
munion; 1880, morning prayer and sermon
by the rector; 1880 p N, full choral cathedral
service and sixth and last sermon in series
or special Lenten sermons, by Rev. s. B.
Purges
The meeting Of the Liberal Minister'S Club
or the Swin cities will be held Monday. at
the study Of the Church Of the Redeemer, in
stead OF at Unity church. St Paul, as pre-
Vtously announced. A paper on ''Thoreau'
will be presented by Rev. Henry B. Taylor.
Of St Paul
At Nazareth church. Ninth street and
Twelfth avenue S. Samuel Garborg will speak
at a. N: tomorrow. on The Character and
All are welcome. Rev. A. E. Norman will
speak in West Superior, where new con-
gregat1on will be organized.
Dr. s. D. Hutsinpiller, at FIennepin Avenue
Methodist church, will conduct services to-
morrow and preach on the topics, Palms
and Hosannas for the Christ and The Deep
est, Profoundest Hour In History" Monday
evening, Dr.. ], E. Bushnell. and Wednesday
evening, DR.. W. H. Rider.
Special gospel meetings will be held in
Thirty second street, Holy Week. The pastor,
Rev. r. K. Porter, will be assisted by we'll
knNT I'm nj ter Of the city, The services
. ted by IL B. Chamberlain, the well-knoWn
chorister, will lead the singing.
Rev; David Tee D. D., who has spent fifty
Minneapolis, one OF the most venerable and
respected characters in Minneapolis Method
lHms will preach his senicentennial sermon in
The Fowler Methodist church Sunday evening.
lie was pastor Of what was known as Dupont
mission. now Fowler church. in 1892
The Mems club Of the Church of the Re
denoe of DR.. Shutter. The paper was read
by Rev. Henry H. Simmons on 1.-The Evolu
ton Of the Social d and MGral Rd @ The
residence of Philip B. Hunt. April s, and the
paper will be read by W. D. Washburn, Jr.
Special services at Westminster church on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings OF
the coming week will be made attractive by
the addition Of selected musical numbers. The
subjects for consideration at the several SER
vices Will be as follows; Wednesday, Jesus
Under Arrest and on Trial''; Thursday, "Cal-
Cary"i Friday, 1.-THE Seven Words From the
Gross.
At the First Baptist church, Sunday night,
Are It's Friendships Personal and Perma-
nent2" The new choir gallery is finished
as SoiloWS: mo Shadows Shade aAs Yo o1de Gsu
ehSTq2 Sos tPo ae 2oy CITY, s eaa
Sunday evening, March %, at the Church
of the Redeemer will be given the cartata
80, The Story Of, the Gross. by Dudley Buck
The regular choir will be assisted by some
of the well-known singers Of the city, and at
exceptionally fine program Is promised. Rev
pr Shutter will assist with scripture read
Vision Of St. John" ". Coombs, by the choil
and other local talent.
In Salem English lutheran church, Gar
field avenue and Twenty eighth street, the
rite OF adult baptism and confirmation will
be administered at the morning service to
morrow; service every egenng during Holy
rneditations the passion. This congrega-
ton has been mission for some years, but
at the last annual meeting it declared Itself
self-susteining, beginning with September.
Lyndale Congregational church choir, Lake
and Aldrich avenue S, will give the following
musical program Palm Sunday: Morning-
quartet, I'm Kneeling at the Threshold,
Radnorj unison chorus, fifty male voices
The Palms" Faure; cornet obligato. Eve
ning-Anthem, "Watchman, What of tn,
Nlght?" Sullivan; quartet. Evening Hymn,
unaccompanled, arranged from Smarts 'Ay'
Maria'
The second week Of the series of service:
at the Park Avenue Congregational church
begins March 25 and closes March %. The
hour Is 7:45 p m. The fifteen minute ad
dress each evening will be on the subject
Christ and the World, the Supreme Sa
vior," subdiyided as follows: Tuesday, "Wh!
Did Christ Gomez; Wednesday, "Whon
Would Christ Save?'; Thursday, "Whon
Would Christ Use?"; Friday, "a Savio
Through Saorince"; Friday, o'clock meet
ing for the children.
The chorus choir that will sing during tn,
revival services at the Portland Avenue
Church Of Christ, beginning Easter Sunday
will be organized the coming week under thu
leadership Of De Loss Smith. Mr.. Smith il
associated with Charles Reign Scoville, thu
evangelist, and will have full charge OF thu
music during the special meetings. The pas
tor, Rev. 6. J. Tannar, will preach boil
Reproduce the Day of Pentecost" and 9TH
Great Reconciliation"
Statner's The Crucfxon," a meditation
on the sacred passion Of the Holy Redeemer
will be given the evening of Good Friday a
the Lyndale Avenue Congregational church
Lake street and Aldrch avenue s. The mn
Hops. dIyndale choir, quartet, soloists an+
chorus will participate. The soloists ar
Crosby Hopps tenor; Granville Richards
basso. Frank Moorhouse Is organist sill
yer collection will be taken. Ticket-holder
are requested to be at the church not late
than 81b o'clock at which time the genera
public will be admitted.
Palm Sunday will be appropriately recog
pi1ad in he SUNDAY evening service at West