The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29
Church Notes.

Miss Grace Golden will play violin SOLO
and Oblgato at Lowry Hill churcn on EASTER
morning.
Tomorrow evening an Easter missionary
service entitled Gods Call to America Will
be given in Simpson M. E. church by Inc
Sunday school,
Simpson NJ. E. church has purchased or
gan, which will be put in place next week
On Friday evening an organ recital Will De
given by Professor A. NJ Shuey.
"A Trip to GERMANY will be made by the
congregation of the Western Avenue NJ; E.
church Sunday evening. The talk will be
Illustrated by several large photographs.
The Mems Club Of the Church of the Re- Re,
deemer will meet Thursday evening, April
3, at hte residence of Philip B. Hunt, 23O6
First avenue S. w. D. Washburn, Jr., will
read the paper.
In Salem English Lutheran church. the Sun.
day service will begin at 10 a. IN. instead OF
1890. The Lords supper will be celebrated:
In the evening special Sunday school festival
service will be given.
Easter Sunday will be known as "a friends
day at Bethesda Baptist church (colored)-
A certain white friend has promised to donate
as much as the members can raise among
themselves. In the evening will be baptlsmal
service.
ming under the auspices of the w. F. NJ. So
ciety at the Central German ma A. Methodist
church, Eighteenth street and Thirteenth ave-
nue. s. A very cordial invitation is herewith
extended to all.
The Minnesota Pentecostal Association will
hold its ai-day meeting April c IN AsD w
preach at 1890 a. N. and Evangelist Baker
afternoon and evening. Take + seventh
street or Saltwater car to Frank street.
At the Berean branch Sunday evening, Rev.
William Francis will preach on The Signih-
canoe Of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ"
In connection with the regular choir, large
chorus from the Sunday school Will give
special musical program of nine numbers.
Oliver Presbyterian church held it's annual
business meeting Tuesday evening. Elders
deacons and trustees were elected. F1fty-three
members were received during the past year.
The trustees report showed all current eX-
penses for the year paid and a balance in the
treasury.
and Fifth avenues S, Easter viii be observed
4 with appropriate music sermons, etc Ioplc
for ornng bs ysnng the ebdre Ga W
give grand missionary concert. All are
cordially invited to these services.
Revival services at the Portland Avenue
Church Of Christ will begin Easter Sunday.
Evangelist Scovlle will preach both morning
and night and every night during the week
except Saturday. Professor De Loss Smith
will sing at each service and will lead cho-
choir. The services will begin at 1:45
p. N. during the week.
At the First Presbyterian church on Port
land avenue, Rev. J. B. Helwig, pastor, the
sermon tomorrow morning will be upon the
inquiry, How Are the Dead Raised Up, and
With What Body Do They Gomez" The eve
ming subject is The Resurrection of Christ,
ira will play in the evening.
The special services which have been in
progress at Stewart Memorial Presbyterian
church this week have been well attended
) and the interest manifested has been good.
The services will be continued until next
Thursday evening. The pastor, Rev. R. X.
Porter, has been assisted and Will be assisted
by his ministerial brethren of the city The
singing will be led. as before, by H. B. Cham
berlain.
At the First Baptist church special Easter
music and services have been arranged for
both morning and evening. In the NOR
ming Rev. w. B. Riley will preach on 1.-THE
Resurrection" His evening subject will be
"Heaven--How Has 1t Been Prepared for
Us?" At the opening of Sunday school a
company OF Sunday school scholars will re-
ceive baptism. The ordinance will be ad-
ministered at the close Of the evening service
also. s-.-.. FL. .rg
The annual meeting Of the Bethlehem Pres
byteran church held Thursday night.
for benevolences and missions, S66363; amount
collected for miscellaneous expenses, s3414.4S
amount collected and paid in for new church,
81, SOO59; total, $5,S7S70. The following were
elected to fill vacancies on the different boards
Of the church Eiders-W L. Gardner re-
elected to serve three years; John r. Will
lams, reelected to serve three years; W. P.
Hobart elected to serve three years. Dea-
cons-D. Edward Lounberg, reelected to