The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-28
Church Notes.

Rev. Dr.. s. D. I1Mtsanpiller, at Hennepin
Avenue Methodist church bur : to,morroW Inant, ~ VIII
tho People" and Wreck and Rescue" The
following music will be given under direction O.,
OF Mr. 0bsr-Hoffer: Organ, "Daybreatk"
nsp5. Ssp,n MIS- Maud Maud uimer Jones, Messrs: davies
Eeae fas ssHs Ny shspheSd saSfiS oanod Mrs Maud
duet, Deep as the Sea" tGoetze). Mns. Jones
and Mr.. Stevens; tenor solo, MY Hope Is in
the Everlasting" (Stainer), MT. Davies; organ
postlude, Second Symphony (Widon).
terian <. p. S. 6. H. will hold a gospel SER
vice on the grounds Of Ringling's circus at
$50 p. I'M. Sunday The pastor, Key. Stanley
3. Roberts, and others will speak. At 8
o'clock, in the church, a special service for
the circus people will be held.
Rev. Robert Brown has lett lor his new
field of labor at Grand Haven, Mich. He has
been with Bethany Presbyterian church for
the past four and a halt years, and has been
greatly appreciated by the people. Mr.. Brown
was considered one of the Fest OF the pulpit
appreciated al @ by the Minneapolis presbytery,
as he has held most all offices dn the gift OF
that body. He had just returned from rep
York when he received the call to Grand Ha
ven. Beat wishes tor his success and happi-
ness 50 with Mr.. Brown to tho new field OF
labor.
DR.. J.. g. Montgomery will speak at Wesley
Methodist church Sunday morning on The
e Pesss ssss9as Sa Mosssa sssa
psts Sa'stsaif Magnify s01 the iora Buck; quartet
lie Maigre In the evening Dr. Montgomery
Will conduct an @ 1hs , se9saee
tai Hymns. He will tell the story of the
origin and character OF numerous Immortal
hymns and tho choir will give them in their
special settings.
n,, f,,,,-i.+ton and Mission arv A 1liance will
hold regular Sunday sergice ct 3 p. IN. in
Christian Workers mission. ~ Washington
aYsnus IS. w. ". Mccandlish will preach.
aon Pr s sa stSs wit oesupy ha elder puet Of
First Methodist church tomorrow morning
and evening.
I REV. W. .R,. Riley. will preach IN the First
Baptist church Sunday morning and evening.
| His evening subject will be, Lord, Would
Follow Thee-But." special program of
music has been prepared. Including numbers
BY the large chorus choir' ana quartet. saPe aPo
tservice.
Tomorrow 10 the last Sunday OF the pas
torate Of Rev. Clarence F. Swift with M the
Park Avenue Congregational church. Pr.
| text, Philippians w., 8. At the Bible school
! he will give a. talk on the gospel OF Mark
which the school is to study for three months.
He will also speak q few parting words IN
| the the Christian Endeagor meeting at GLE
| Rev. C. ]. Tanraar Of the Portland Avenue
Church OF Christ will remain In the city all
| summer This church will be open for every
service every week without change in hours
! Sunday school workers and pupils are re.
I toicing that their Easter and Lent otferlnS
! for general missions has already reached tne
magnificent sum Of over s100, 900. Last year II
was S104,677.53, and 1t Is believed that the
offering OF 1902 will surpass the hgures OF M last
| year by several thousands by Sept l.. Ine
diocese OF Pennsylvania alone gave uVer Szi,.
I 900 to this Offering, more than one-hfth OF
. the whole amount. Last year the diocese o.
Minnesota gave towards this offering S2'Bo934
| surpassed and it is hoped that by Sept: u y
| will reach the nunifcent sum OF $3,0oo: "A
| generous and devoted church woman OF ST
| Marks parish has given $500 towards sup
| plementing the meager stipends OF mission
| aries on the border, who are receiving less
than $500 and house rent.
| The semicentennial of Racine college was
celebrated q few days ago with appropriate r af
| Festivities. OF the number Of its honorec
| graduates are Bishop Edsall and Rev. Thomas
| w. MacLean of this city.
| A layman Of Boston, whose name for tht
present la not to be made public, gave 500,
/ COO to Bishop Brent for his work IN th'
/ Philippines, besides about $780, 900 promised .!
other laymsn from various parts OF lhe
/ country.
Rev, B. Forester intends to pitch 1arge
eight and Twenty ninth avenues n, in which
| he will conduct series Of gospel meetings
beginning Tuesday night. For some time
services will be held daily except Saturday
1 beginning at 7:45 p. M "A cordial lnYitatloI
| is extended to everybody, whether Catholic OF
Protestant, good or bad, old or young, sayes
or unsayed, to come. -