The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-25


sy stem Of examination questions on lesson top
les and a cradle roll to begin Sunday. 1t is
expected to bring the primary department
attendance alone up to 1000. MISS Alice Gll-
more is superintendent.
| Church Notes.
| Bishop Brooke, of Oklahoma, will preach
at st. Marks Episcopal church Sunday.
Dr. Hallock has recovered from his ~
! ness and Will occupy plymouth church puiple
Sunday morning.
| Right Rev. DR.. Brooke bishop Of Okla,
| bona, will preach in Holy Trinity Episcopal
| church Sunday evening.
| The liberal ministers Of the twin cities will
| meet with Rev. DR.. Marion D. Shutter, at the
| study of the Church of the Redeemer, Mon
| day morning..
| There will be a gospel temperance meeting
| at Avery hall, IA w TWENTY, sixth street, sun
Of the Bloomington Avenue NJ. E. church will
| speak.
At the Thirteenth Avenue Methodist church
Sunday at 7:SO p m, the evangelist, Rev;
nights sermon by Mr.. Hartsough thrilled his
hearers.
Rev. G. L. Morrill, lectured last night at
| the Chicago Avenue Baptist church on The
Mediterranean and Egypt The talk was
one Of a series on In the Tracks Of Ten
! derfoot.''
| The first of the week, Rev. DR.. Marion D.
Shutter will leave for Galesburg, H., to de-
of Lombard college He will return in time
| for the Sunday services.
| lis the Sermon on the Mount True in Ac-
tual Life, or Merely Sentimental?' will be the
| thought OF Rev. G. J: Tannar's morning ser
! mon at the Portland Avenue Church of Christ.
Evening preaching at 1880.
! The work at Century hall increases in in
terest and attendance. new Bible Glasses BE-
| ing formed nearly every Sunday. The
evangelistic service for Sunday afternoon will
be conducted by H. G. Dewitt. D. D.
Sunday evening, at Bethlehem Presbyterian
church, Harry Clarke, Of New York, will
sing. contralto SOLO There will be other
| the theme, My Hour of Opportunity"
The current issue Of the Christian Standard
Of the number to speeches delivered at the
| evangelistic section of the Christian conven-
are given verbatim, with editorial comment.
At the First. Baptist church Sunday even
ing DR.. Frank Peterson, district secretary
of the American Baptist Missionary union
Chorus response, Zion Awake" Costa; quar-
ford. -.
The special meetings in Oliver Presbyterian
| church are we'll attended and very helpful.
Thirty four members were RECEIVED into the
church last Sunday. Rev. w. S. Ward Of
Shiloh church preached "Wednesday, and
| Evangelist Brown Of Iowa Thursday and Fri
day evenings. -
At the First Presbyterian church, Portland
Avenue and Nineteenth street, Rev. Graham
Lee will speak on Korea and Foreign Mis-
sions,' tomorrow morning. In the evening
the subject Of the pastor, Rev. j. B: Hell
wig, will be Young Men and the Ministry
OF the Gospel. .
sions will be observed by the Women's For
eign Missionary Society Of Minneapolis pres
bytery, Thursday, Jan: 80 in Westminster
church. beginning at $3.50 a. m. Rev. Graham
and Korea. Waclt9r.
Siam, will be present.
The heating plant at Gethsemane has been
repaired and services will be held as usual
on Sunday. The organ recital to have been
given last Sunday will be given tomorrow.
Rev. Irving Johnson will deliver the first OF
a series Of lectures on "Romanism, Protest
antism and Catholicism at 1880 Sunday eve
ming.
The work inaugurated at the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception by the Paulst fathers
will be continued. Lectures for non-Cath-
nings each week. Questions bearing on re-
ligious matters will be answered if they
are sent to the church by mail or placed III
the question box.
At the Oak Park Congregational tomorrow
) evening will be held special service for the
Alpha Kappa Pi local Of the university, who
, are about to be initiated into the Sigma Alphs
+ Epsilon fraternity. The pastor, who is {
member of the fraternity, will preach a spe
cial sermon, the local attending in body
The choir will sing the TIE Deum.
! The evangelistic services conducted by Mis-:
4 Anna Downey at the Broadway M. E. churc1
!. have been attended with much interest Thu
n work will be continued for another week
Miss Downey, will preach morning and eve
d one of preparation; the coming week is ex
, pected to be one OF power.
A musical service will be given in Plymouth
e church, Sunday, 7:45 pm. The choir will sin,
+ by Foote. w. S. Woodwork will sing 9TH
u Earth Is the Lords by Schneider; Mis-
+ Helen Hall Gailee" by c CO. i;, Mrs Chic
: sanna," by Granier, will be sung by S. H
Forsell, as a tenor solo. "
a.. DR.. Stafford, pastor of Franklin Avenue M
p. church, on account az his wife's III health
n will go to California next week to take charg
j. of the Central M. E. church, Los Angeles
It He will. preach his farewell sermon Sunda
evening The choir and orchestra have pre-
Graves, of Los Angeles has been appointe
in DR.. Stafford's place and will occupy tn
ID Franklin Avenue pulpit Sunday, Feb. 2.
l. Wednesday night the Choral Union of Beth
le lehem Presbyterian church held delightfr
3 banquet. Thomas Shaw, president and d
, rector, acted as POSTMASTER. Several elc
Is quent responses were made by members an
= by Miss Mae Kilbourne, the secretary, and tn
u financial report by Stanley H. Roberts, tn
!. treasurer. Solos were sung by Mr.. Price,
y former director, and Harry Clarke, of Ne
- York.
ID Tomorrow Dr. Montgomery will condut
10 services morning and evening at Wese
10 church In the evening he will deliver tn
- third address in the series, "A Summer Be
l. yond the Sea - The special, subject
r 1.-THE Evening Star of Italy The followin
If music will be given: Prelude, "Andante,
o. Smart; quartet, Happy Are We" Gounoe
lg Shelly; solo With Verdure Clad, : HaydeI
: quartet, God Be with YOU Heinrich; pos
lude selected. Church doors open at
4, Special car service at 9:1O.
: The all-day Pentecostal meeting for JAM
II, airy will be held in the First German NJ.
'S church, st. Paul, next Tuesday. Rev. Jace
a Berger, pastor of the church, will preach
a ! 1890, and Rev. Messrs. Bauer and Lenhe
a. a. of this city will preach at 2:30 and 1870 r.
u. spectively. Take either interurban line to S
w. w. Paul and transfer to Mississippi car goi1
~ east and get off at Van Slyke court, or to
10 Lafayette and Grand car and get Off
nv Olive street. All friends of the church al
h urged to pray for the success of this NEE
as ing and plant to attend.
nj The Portland Avenue Church of Christ pa
he off its entire debt in 1901. It will plant ne
s. church in 1902. The southern part Of Il