The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-01

church will preach Sunday morning on "A
will take his congregation on ga Visit to
Scandinavia, showing eighty views.
The First Presbyterian church orchestra
John c. Hall, Friday evening, March q
| Vocal talent of high order will assist in
making the program especially attractive.
Miss Anna Downey will hold eyangelistic
two weeks, beginning Sunday, March =
Services will be held every afternoon and
every evening Of the week except Saturday.
. The fund raising campaign begins to-mor-
J row at Calvary Baptist church. Rev. l.. A.
| Clevenger, the pastor, will preach an open
ing sermon tomorrow morning and the taking
| of pledges toward the completion OF the
| church edifice will begin.
The Minneapolis Ministerial Alliance will
meet at the y. NJ c. A. building 1 Monday n NOR
/ 1.-The Present Outlook" Other matters of
+! Importance are to be discussed
The installation services of Rev. A. R. Til
linghast will be held at Tuttle Universalist
church, Blaisdel avenue and Twenty seventh
sermon viii be preached by Rev. Marion D.
Shutter. complete program will be an
nounced in few days.
| Bethlehem Presbyterian church plans to
utilize it's old building as it stands for
gymnasium and readingroom. Later, when
building to the rear of the lot, then build the
main part of the church, joining it to the
chapel now being constructed. ~,
The Calvary Baptist people are taking steps
to complete their church building. Sub
vice for this purpose. - The church has had
/ long struggle, but the burdens have been
borne bravely The building will be ready
for occupancy some time in the fall.
A series of evangelistic meetings will be
held in the church at Second avenue and
ENr1I ont, CIV nnin ,jno dow a
a. m. There will be an afternoon meeting at
3 o'clock and an evening meeting at 1870
10 clock. Evangelist W. G. Hammer and A.
c. Jet, from Chicago, will have charge
church. Twenty second street and Ninth ave-
nue. S, the pastors subject will be, God in
Himself In the evening, Rev. Mr.. Reeves.
the pastor. will speak on Capital Punish,
ment Measured by a Humane Standard and
Martin Luther, the Hero of the Reforma-
tion in Germany will be the evening subject
of Rev J. B. Helwig g., pastor Of the First Pres
| one Of the series on the reformers The music
2 of the evening will include: Mighty Je-
, hovah," Donizetti; II Would That My Love, .
! Mendelssohn; Come Unto Me-, from The
Messiah Mandel.
At the Bloomington Avenue NJ E. church,
during the month of March, entertainments
!, will be given for the benefit Of the church
t 1.-THE Mammoth Cave" Dr.. W. c. Clifford;
March 49, Things Wise and Otherwise" Mrs:
T B. Waker; March E'a - rs Some Very odd
+ Wednesday, March 5, an excellent concert
a will be given at the Bloomington Avenue M
=. E. church, under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid Society and the Epworth League Of the
church Mrs T. Tower, the Misses Foster
Moristain, Kraft, Overspeck, Mr.. Sabotka and
Rev. c. F; Davis will be among the h. e enter
; who possesses soprano voice rare for boy
n of 12 will also sing twice e..
Rev. A. R. Tillinghast, of Waterloo, Iowa
. who has accepted a call to the futile Uni
!, versalst church, has arrived and will hole
u the first services in his new field on Sunday
Mr.. T1llinghast has had remarkably sue
the strongest liberal church in the state O.
j. Iowa. His coming, is looked upon with higt
!. hopes by the people OF futile church , III
" will be at the Nicollet Hotel until after Sun
st day.
II An interesting series of talks with stereop
a ticon illustrations, is to be given sunda!
evenings during March at the e, Park :; Ave nh
Nazarene, in Picture and story The topics
i for the different evenings follow March =;
a a way; March Is, "The Shadow of the Cross
= March 2S, 1.-The Last Days. These talk
% form a fitting preparation for the LESSONS
n passion week and Easter.
/. Special evangelstic services have been he'll si
< at the Bethlehem Presbyterian church tn
IS past week. The pastor, Rev. Stanley Is. ROD
er has been AND he
IS people have greatly stirred Sunday morning
- communion will be celebrated with reception
"a iect will be THE Power of a Clear Con
"a Science" The Choral Union, assisted by tn
Sunday school orchestra, will sing.
- The official beard of the First Methods
~ chapel in Prospect Park. In the beginning
i Sunday, school, prayer and socla! meeting
only will be held - Some ON ar hn MET Metho
=, them are members Of the First church. Fund
- are being raised for this, the first church il
that neighborhood, and building will :
v, erected in the spring The First church stoo
in sponsor for Trinity and Broadway churche
r, when they were organized
it. it. Like the Break of Day will be the them
~ of the sermon at Westminster church sunda
IS S. coombs' '.And Again Heard That Voice.
o. The Sunday school meets Immediately ate
g the morning service. The Westminster chape
~ Sunday schools, which have an average at
70 tendance of over ! 1000, with a corps of 10
| Japanese Sunday school convenes in tn
church chapel at o'clock: the Intermediat
Christian Endeavar At 4sq p p m and II
1t have as his evening theme, ''southerl
/; Winds.
Rev. Dr. James S. Montgomery will preac
le at Wesley church Sunday morning and eve
le ming as usual The morning subject is 9TH
Doctor Of the Law The music for the SCI
vice is as follows Prelude offertoire
BneaRa s deaese soprano SOLO, The PUBL
= cam Wander Water, Mrs. Ashben; postludt
selected AT 7:30, DR.. Montgomery will Civ
IN the sixth special address in; the series, ..
It, Summer Beyond the Sea, The subject wi wi
lauanet choir will give the following specis
o. music: Prelude, Communion Batiste = - :"
ALL Come ,Hither and (1arken,., Hfggs, Mr.. Wi
X, liams and choir; trio, Abide With Me
8 Chadwick, Mrs Ashben, Mrs. Park and MI
al Williams; quartet, Softly Floating on th
ne Air. Root; postlude, selected.
az CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW.