The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-22
PULPIT AND PEW

is steadily increasing. Tha young men meet
every Sunday at 12:l5 in the auditorium Of
the First Baptist church. Tenth street and
Harmon place.
Rev. w; B. Riley will preach at Century
hall Sunday afternoon, taking up chapters
v;-yh. IN the Book of Revelation. his subject
pelng The Throne, The Seals and the
Sealed" Last Sunday afternoon there was
seen not only the largest audience, but the
most interested yet seven adults giving eX-
preston to their faith. Judson l.. Day will
aid In the music with his cornet Tomorrow.
Bible school at 3 p. m.
AT the First Presbyterian church. Portland
avenue and Nineteenth street, the subject OF
Rnos Se San w he viii De-
land, third in the series Of popular subjects
for the evening sermons. These evening dis
courses will be followed next month with q
series in answer to recent remark that the
Bible is a back number" The full orches-
ira is conducting the evening music.
Rev. DR.. Bushnell will speak at West
plumbers OF the naughty intellect which OPP
poses all faith. Washington the Christian
will be the theme in the evening. The organ
prelude BY NJ wiz Of Men
1.-The Lord Will Comfort Zion" will be the
oRertory. The topic for the Thursday even
ing prayer meeting is THE Shield Of Faith
the third subject in the Armour Series
Dudley Bucks Triumph Of David" will be
given at Plymouth church Sunday night by
solo quartet and full chorus under the
direction of Hamlin H. Hunt. The program
contains the text in full. The service will be
one of the most effective in the series Of 1nu-
steal praise services. The chorus has been
IN rehearsal for several weeks. The last op-
the BARITONE, who leaves soon for an extend
ed western trip, reaching to Honolulu.
Dr.. James S. Montgomery will preach at
Wesley church Sunday morning and evening
About Mracies? This sermon viii be along
the line of Professor Pearson's recent decla-
rations relative to the genuineness Of the
Montgomery will give the fifth address IN the
special series. "A Summer Beyond the Sea"
The special sgbjeot for Sunday evening Is.
sic will be given: Prelude, ''Vorspel," Wag
! solo, by Mr.. Laird; quartet, Softly Floating
on the Air." Root .....,
day sermon topics. at Hennepin Avenue NJ
r. church, "Our Merits, Rights and Re-
wards and Our Influence at the Court Of
the Kin Kns M.nds Mrs Maud ume Eoogs
the choir will give the following music: Or,
gan prelude, Rollins; anthem THE .., Lord ooS
kndT s9G
"sweet the Moments Rich, in Blessing y
Palmer; anthem, In Thy Mysterious Pres
ayor hfFa ke9 Tocats
Bossi. Emil Oberhoffer, organist and choir
director.
Rev. w. B. Riley Of the First Baptist
| church, who spent the week in Brookings,
S. D., aiding in special meetings, has returned
and will occupy his pulpit tomorrow morn
ing and evening. His morning subject will be
Preaching Through the Press and in the
evening, 1.-THE soul-Are the Disembodied
Asleep or Sentent?" third sermon in a
series of eight, on The Hereafter The
| music for the day will be as follows Morn
ing, "Rejoice the Heart Of Thy Servants -
L. H. Southland, tenor solo, duet, trio and
chorus; response, quartet: ''Jesus Lover Of
My Soul" Williams quartet. Evening, "Jubi-
late Dec in D." Dudley Buck, chorus with
ladies' quartet and duets; response, quartet;
Gene Unto Me- Marston, quartet.
Turning Points Of History is the title
of series of sermons commenced by Rev.
! J: g. Shetland, D D. of Western Avenue
NJ. E. church, last Sunday. With the aid OF
| large photographs, which are passed around
| for inspection before the sermon, Mr.. Shell
| land is able to develop especial interest in
| the scenes to which reference is made and to
illustrate more effectively the points to which
he wishes to call particular attention. 1.-THE
| Emerald Isle" will be the subject tomorrow
evening. Under DR.. Shellands direction the
congregation will later visit England, Hol-
! land, Germany, Switzerland, France, Italy,
Greece, Egypt and still other countries. The
pastors observations abroad, and his study
of the traits and history of nations. have
thoroughly equipped him for this work. It
is expected that these lectures will greatly
increase the interest in his church and help
to enforce practical Christianity. -.