The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-10
BAPTIsTS OF NOTE.
They Will Attend the Coming An
niversaries at ST.. Paul.
THE SESSIONS BEGIN ON MAY 1s
Many Interesting Programs Arc An
nounced-Side Trips Arranged
y for tho, Visitors. )

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Baptists of the northern states are
coming in lar-e numbers to their ami
versary meetings which begin in ST. Paul
Monday evening, May 10, and continue up
to and including Tuesday, May 81. Much
interest is manifested and 1t is con-
fdently expected that the attendance will
be larger than for many years. Day ses-
sions will be he'd in the First Baptist
church, Ninth and Wacouta streets: the
evening sessions in the Central PresDy-
terian church, near the capitol, unless the
crowd comrels the use Of the auditorium.
Both buildings are available.
These meetings are not those OF con-
tinuous deliberative body, but the annual
sessions of the missionary organizations.
The Womens Baptist Home Mission So
ciety, headquarters at Chicago, opens on
Monday light, and continues through
Tuesday, Wednesday morning the SEES
sion" of the. American Baptist Missionary
union, begins. This organization di-
reefs the foreign mission work. Its cor
responding secretary is Rev. H. G. Ma
bic, D. D., former pastor Of the Central
church, of Minneapolis.
The sessions of the American Baptist
Publication society, whose secretaries are
Rev. A. ]. Rowland, D. D., and Rev. r. G
Seymour, DID, begin Tuesday evening
{, and continue through Friday. On Satur-
day morning will be a session Of the
American Baptist Home Mission society
It's general secretaries are Rev. T. }
Morgan, D. D., commissioner Of 1ndla1
affairs during the administration Of Presi
dent Harrison, and Rev. H. L. Morehouse
d. D. 80
The meeting Saturday evening viii
probably be a session of the historical
society. On Sunday morning Rev: A. G
Dixon, D. D.. pastor of the Ruggles Stree
church Of Boston, will deliver the annua
sermon before the societies. On Sunda!
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the interests of young people, address b,
Rev. j. W. Conley, D. D., former pastor
Of the First church Of st. Paul, and b.
Rev C. D. Case, pastor Of the First churcl
OF Montclaire, N. ]. Mr.. Case is a grad
uate of Pillsbury academy. His famil.
resides in Minneapolis.
Sunday evening will be mass mission
airy meeting. Among those who will Civ
addresses is Rev. C. Woelfkin. ID, o
Brooklyn, N. Y. On Monday, May rs, tn
sessions Of the Home Mission society vii
be resumed, with special attention to tn
work among foreign speaking peoples, tn
scandinavians in particular. On Tuesda
will be held a joint session Of the so
cieties, when questions Of great momen
concerning the best methods Of carryin
on missionary work and the possible uni
fcation of the organizations will be con
sidered
Arrangements are being made to en-
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vicinity. Trips are planned to the as
sembly grounds at Minnetonka, to Smell
ing, Duluth and the Mesaba Iron Rangt
Particulars may be obtained by apply
ing to the committee. = :. :,
The street railway company will provid
cars for Minneapolitans desiring to retur
home after the evening sessions
Pulpit and Pew.
I, W, Arctander will deliver an address NJ;
49, for the benefit Of the Mercy and He'll
work of his Bible class at the Lake sire
Methodist church. The subject is 'savo
arola.'
The district league institute will be he
Tuesday evening at the Hennepin Avenue !
E. church.
The Epworth League, of the Lake Stre
Methodist church has planned for an elapo
ate observance of the league anniversary ca
Handsome invitation: cards in the leag
colors have been distributed. four pa
program of the days events is also issue
This announces Union sunrise prayer NEE
ing at the Fowler church at 1890, an ad ey
BY the pastor Rev.; F. w e Stnpv on
evening q platform meeting, with spec
music and addresses by league workers
practical! subjects r. Ellis, dis str T., pre-
Bishop Isaac w. Joyce, D. D. LID. "
deliver the league anniversary sermon
Western. Avenue N. 3: church: At 3. p:
taeTe val snd pc recenion Of members At
m. league mass meeting. Tn
The Christian and Missionary alliance "
hold it's regular Sunday service at 8 p. m.
Christian Workers mission, % Washlngt
avenue S.. Sermon by Evangelist w. ~. "
Candish of Omaha, Neb. :, =.
Dr. ]. S. Montgomery will conduct the {
ministration of holy communion at Yves
Methodist church Sunday morning: In
evening he will begin series Of address
on "The Woman World" The subject
Sunday is THE Modern Woman in. the :Wo