The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-18

REV. c. n. McCREA
New Pastor of Broadway M. &. Church.
Photo by Opsahl.
CHURCH NOTES.
Miss Catherine Thomson of Chicago will sing
solo at the morning service in the House Of
Faith Presby terrain church.
At the Church of the Redeemer Sunday NOR
ming, Rev. Dr.. Marion d. Shutter will give the
second discourse The Relations of Mind and
Body" His subject will be 1.-The Influence of
the Mind Upon the Body
At the First Presbyterian church the pastor
Rev j. B. Helwig, will speak on the changes and
The additions to the confession OF faith to be
meeting on Monday afternoon and evening.
Philip A. Hall Of Philadelphia will sing at the
morning and evening services in the Fremont
musical director OF the st. Georges Methodist
Episcopal church. said to be the Oldest church
In Methodism.
DR.. S. D. Hutsinpiller will conduct services at
first and Best Choice and at AS p. m. on
the topic, Great Lessons from the TreInulous
Music OF Vain Regrets"
The Liberal Sunday school Union Of the twin
elites will hold its irst meeting for the season
with All Souls Universalst church Tuesday eve
ming, Oct. "a The principal address will be
given by Professor NcWhorter of the Central
high school on The Young People and the Sun
At the First Baptist church, Sunday morning,
Rev. Or. 4. J. Frost, dean of the Bible and Mis-
sionary Training school viii preach ,,,ud In the the
sixth sermon in the series on The Sort of Men
We Meet" his subject being The selfWnled
lan--Absalon."
day by the Lake Street Methodist church. In
the morning the pastor, Rev. r. w. stout, will
preach on the work Of the i,' sabbath school IN
the Sabbath school hour plans for the coming
year will be announced.
There will be the usual by E. W.
tha L111ID ~, N~1, ;.Lt
school Mr. GILES will lead the Bible study
class at the residence of James Donahue Van
Buren, street and Thirty seventh avenue NE,
Wednesday evening.
The regular midweek prayer service at West.
minister church, next Thursday evening, will
vice. Mrs Lydia p. Williams. who has Travelled
much in Mexico and who is thoroughly familiar
with conditions there will give address upon
The bondage OF Mexico
The class for systematic Bible study resumed
It's sessions last Tuesday night at Forest Heights
hfty students, The indications are that last
years interest will not be abated. The Ladies'
Aid Society added something to the pleasure Of
last Tuesdays session by serving refreshments
at the close of the Bible study.
At the Church Of the Redeemer the following
program OF special music will be given to-nor-
tet. magnificent quartet, Come Unto Me-; Of
te,tory eontrelto solo, But the Lord Is Mind
quartet, "Peaco and Light" ofertory, duo
"Calm as the Night" Miss Kunge and Miss stod-
Tomorrow Father Cleary will resume his
popular Sunday evening lectures in his church
of St. Charles. Everybody is invited and made
welcome During the past ten years Father
Cleary has given these Sunday evening lectures,
and the attendance from all parts Of the city
has been large and encouraging. The lectures
Will be continued during the fall and winter.
Services begin promptly at 40 p; m; The sub
let for s. sunday evening will be why We Be-
Grand avenue and ThiEty-hrst street, will open
family aud will take charge Of the congregation.
Mr.; Ossood will preach, at 1880 a. m. on The
Worlds Need of salvation The Sunday school
VII! be fully organized at IL nOon The congre-
CATION has a regular board Of officers and all de-
partments are organized and at work.
The choir of Lyndale Congregational church
will sing the following music Sunday morning:
Solo and quartet, Gently Lord, Gently Lead
U.s.. B1edermann; response. 1.-The Lords Pray
D." from Schumann; offertory solo, THE Holy
City (by reGuest), Crosby Hops. In the
discourse Of the series Heavenly Bodies, "
his subject being Fellowship. Stellar and Spirit
au
trio, lover the Stars There Is Rest" Franz Abt.
Rev. DR.: J. s. Montgomery will conduct ser
vices at the Wesley Methodist church Sunday
evening he is announced to speak on the subject
1.-THE People Who Make the Narrow Escapes -
sns Unto '9s the nGo S by roser
and see @ sins s tbs IN the evening the
Ames; quartet, II VIII Never Leave Thee" by
Otis, also Mr., Laird will sing special bass
solo. Free seats to the public. Cars at 91O.
At Fowler NJ. p. church the presiding elder
William Fielder. will preach Sunday morning ant
Rev. A; R.: Cudlipp of Forest Heights N. q
prepared by quartet and chorus under the
direction of J. Austin Williams. who has resigned
his position as tenor soloist at Wesley church
Is as follows: 'Hark, Hark my Soul" shelly eii
quartet and chorus, solos by Misses Chenever
ofrertory solo. 1.-The King of Love-" Gounod
by Mr.. Williams; 1.-The Lord Is Exalted" West
quartet and chorus Rev. DR.. Cool the pastor
Is visiting In New York city.
, The musical program at the Highland Parl
Presbyter church for tomorrow Is as fol
lows: Prelude. Pilgrims Chorus" by R. Wag
The Shore" Ravens; solo, Come, Lord, Re
desmer;" Bartlett IT,, by Miss Sarah Brooks: Eye
Hour" Shelley; contralto solo, BY Miss Brooks
prelude p in nat by Franz Nave offertory
morning is a communion service and recention OF
members; subject. THE Attractive Power Of
The yicarious =, Death Of Jesus" Evening subject
invited.
At Westminster church Sunday the pastor, DR.
John H. Bushnell, will preach both morning ant
the morning sermon. In the evening BE Noble
Minded In the latter discourse some refer
ence will be made to the settlement Of the recen
labor difficulties. SDickers Fear Not, o Is
rael," will be sung by the quartet the opening
anthem, and 'Thy Way, Not Nine" by Foote
is to be the ofertory. The evening music VII
be as follows: Organ, elevation in A fiat, Gull
mant; anthem. Il Will Give You Rain in Du
Season. Warein; offertory, "Crucifx," Faure
response, Were Kneeling Before Thee" Han
soon.
The Bloomington Avenue NJ. f. church. mad
vacant by the assignment of Rev. c. f. Davi
to Lester Park. Duluth, will be filled the com
Ing year by Rev. Rupert Swnnerton of Rich
field: Mr.. Swinnerton comes Of several gen
erations of preachers. his father having bee
and three brothers being in the ministry. H
was born in British Guiana, where his fathe
was missionary some thirty years ago. an
was educated In the correctional schools Of Eng
land and Canada. Coming to Minnesota te
years ago he has served several tmportan
charges. Mr.. Swinnerton is an enthusiast
student of the social problems Of the day an
firmly believes that the gospel of Christ is tn
basis for the salvation Of all difficulties arisin
between capital and labor
EPWoRTH LEAGUE NOTES.
The next district Epworth League meeting will
be addressed by Rev. P. A. Cool, D. D., o
Fowler church.
Wesley League gave an entertainment las