The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-22
Church Notes.

G. L. Morrill, will lecture before the G. A.
r. at Ssseton, S. D.. next Tuesday night.
Through Lent, services will be held every
Thursday, beginning at 1880 p. M, in the
Trinity German Lutheran church.
Evangelistic services at Simpson NJ E.
church will continue till Friday. Miss Anna
Downey will speak both morning and eve
ming tomorrow.
j. C. Arctander, LII D., will occupy the
pulpit of the Bloomington Avenue NJ. E.
church Sunday evening, taking for his sub
ject, "A Serious Question. V
Grace Presbyterian church will hold its
first services in the completed portion of the
new edifce at Humboldt avenue and Twenty
eighth street Tomorrow
Rev. P. A. Cool lectured Wednesday night
at the Western Avenue M, f. church. The
lecture was a clear and strong presentation
OF evidence for the Bible and was extremely
well received.
At the Lowry Hill Congregational church,
Sunday morning, the pastor will give the sec
ond sermon in the series "Christian Evil
dences: The subject will be, The Evil
dence in Christ
The morning sermon at the Portland Ave-
nue. Church of Christ will be the annual ad-
dress on "Foreign Missions The night
sermon will be the fourth in series on The
Creative Week"
The revival meetings held every evening
for the last two weeks in the Norwegian
Danish Baptist church have proved Of such
interest that Rev. N. X. Larsen has con-
scented to remain during next week.
Rev. DR.. Marion D. Shutter has returned
from the east and will speak In the Church
of the Redeemer morning and evening. The
series of Sunday evening lectures on the
Making of the New Testament will be re-
Euned.
The quadriennial convention of the student
volunteer movement for foreign missions &C.
ours III Toronto, Feb. rs to March 2. Stu
dents and professors to the number of $500
will gather from 800 institutions Of higher
learning. The enterprise Is represented by
1880 missionaries in the field.
The State Pentecostal association will hold
its monthly ail-day meeting Tuesday, Feb.
nue. NE and Taylor street. Miss Downey will
speak at 1890 a. NJ; Rev. R. N. Ayson al
2:50 p. ~, Rev. Paul RAIDER at 1870 p. m.
Bishop Joyce will assist at the morning and
afternoon services
The subjects and speakers for the twenty
minute noon day meetings at st. Marks
and Wednesday, Rev. MT. Purves on ':sin. )
Temptation" and Confession, respective
"; Thursday. Colonel G. 0 Eddy; Friday and
and Obedience All are invited
A return invitation has been given by the
Congregational ministers to the Presbyterian
pastors to meet with them at Plymouth
the Congregational brethren attended the
Presbyterian ministers meeting at Westmin-
ster church and listened to DR.. Bushnell on
1.-THE History of the Doctrine Of the Lord 8
Supper"
From fifty to seventy-fve students are in
terested in the Tuesday evening Bible study
of the Forest Heights Congregational church
Several come for miles regularly to attend
its sessions. The class will finish the first
section of Dr.. Scofield's course during the
coming month. The subject of lesson fol
next Tuesday night is, 1.-The Two Resurrec-
tons" All are cordially invited.
Rev. DR.. G. NJ. Heard will speak at the
Methodist preachers meeting Monday morn
ing on 1.-The Narrowness and Breadth of Paul!
Theology" The address will be presenta
ton of the work Of the great apostle with
view to- the application OF its dominating
principle to modern conditions, showing how
Christian thinking is free and progressive ant
loyal to every essential truth of religion.
The First Baptist Young Mems Bible Clas
will meet tomorrow to discuss the topic
1.-THE Arrest of Stephen" Mr. Francis viii
open. Much interest is being manifested b.
the young men In the present studies in tn
book of Acts. and the attendance Of the clas