The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-20
RED ROCK MEETINGS
They Will Begin Next Thursday A
Large Attendance Is
Looked For.
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Rev. DR.. H. G. Morrison Of Leuis-
vile, KY, Secured as Prin-
cipal Speaker.


know him enthusiastic over his coming to
Red Rock.
Dr. Morrison is man of fine presence of a
genial and loving and lovable spirit and he is 4
preacher of marked ability and of yer ygreat
spiritual power and effectiveness. He is in no
way tional, but brings things to pass to the
everlasting spiritual benefit of the people who
hear him, says Bishop l. w. Joyce. Red Rock
has had some great and noted preachers in the
past, but there has never been one there yet who
could surpass DR.. Morrison In the power, the
effectiveness and the great results of his preach
ing
Red Rock Park is charming place to go and
spend a few days The accommodations good
for caring for the people. A great many persons
from various parts of the country will be there
and they, with the members who will be there
from Minneapolis and St. Paul, will make a
great throng. The outlook is promising for
great meeting.
CHURCH NOTES.
The Gideons will have charge of the services
especially invited.
The Leedy Trio will give gospel temperance
| Grand avenue and Thirty-hrst street s, to-mor-
row at 1880 a. NJ, in place of the regular
preaching service.
Church Of the Redeemer will meet in the lecture
at Ss4 M hss 9 b sne'ef e. hev
Lie?", led by E. Dean Ellenwood, assistant
pastor Fl
At Hennepin Avenue Slethodlst chnrch to-mor-
be a special musical service BY the, choir and
1.-The Lord Is Ny Shepherd
The people of the Linden Hills Congregational
church and congregation are preparing for an
important social this evening at O'Clock. Bas-
kets provided with lunch, for two are. to be
brought by the ladies, and, without money and
the stack For once no fee will be charged and
| the public is invited.
The Methodist preachers Of the Minneapolis 1H polls
day at Lake Minnetonka They will. leave the
city on the Minneapolis st.. Louis ~ 1850 "a. a,
boat &c for tour Of the lower and upper lakes.
Luncheon will be eaten at Spring Park. large
attendance and Il pleasant time Is expected.
| The gospel service last Sunday evening at
| Plymouth church, conducted by Evangelist Tom
| Mackey, was Of such interest that meeting
and and Miss i A6ertson will sing Plymouth church
eads G to vsoTs in the city sdaya
| be present. ~ .. .. ;, ...,'
The vacation of the Peoples church, MASONIC
up 1ss in Of tie pastor
June g, the final service will be held morrow;
June At At Il Rev 6 g. Rs aao WI
The Quartet will sing Praise Ye the Lord God
by R and f an ana Mss
Looks Up to TheeSS' BY Lachner. =
At the First Baptist church Sunday Rey: DE- Dr.
| A. J. Frost, denlEOf the Northw estern Bible and
Missionary training school, will preach morning
Morning -Cierus,s:I SXill LIT Mine s Eyes"
Miss Clara Thompson and Miss Beulah Brainard
/ Evening Chorus. ':rhc Heavens Declare" Hav-
ems; solo, 1.-THE Day Is Ended" Bartlett, Miss
George L. Alexander - sa:- =. I
The opening anthem, at Westminster church
/ Sunday morning will be a beautiful production by
Tours entitled q Waited Patiently for the
| Lord" tenor solo by. Mr.. Morris Will be
| the the evening Miss Williams and
Mrs. Porteous will sing Lassen's Jesus, Lover
Of My Soul. Other numbers by the choir in the
song,'} Mailly; anthem. Like as a Father, .
Marston response, Gas Now the Suns Declining
Rays Barnby. ",sa,5,-s.
The evening service at, the churh Of the Re-
deemer will be Of unusual interest. The sermon
viii be given by one Of the very ablest men II,
recently been called to the pulpit Of the Church
of the Divine Paternity in New York city; ~, IN n
s The Of chnfeh Where Greey
worship, when F. H. Chaplin one +e Of the d hrst
carnese Is o @up of
Is over ON to sn ID the
vention. q -
Lyndale Congregational. church VIII hold ITS Its
evening services in the open air beglnning 70.
at lake e sreet an at sn
the the pastor Rev vts H.
T then s WIZ cs short apen on sous
short address upon some phase of religion as seen
from the standpoint OF the pussy WOrlu. lie
! quartet choir, Miss McPhee, Mrs. La Valley;
Crosby Hops and Mr. Barse viii sing speelai
music, and gospel male quartet Messrsi loops s
sisted by a chorus In the singing OF the hymns
and by W. II. Rudolph, cornetist-
At Wesley Methodist church Rev: Amos W,
Patten d. b., from Northwestern university Ev-
anston, ILL., will preach morning and evening.
Dr. Patten was very much enjoyed when he was
here two years ago, and the Wesley people as
we'll as other Minneapolis friends, will be glad
to extend welcome again to the city. Miss Ger;
| trude Sans Souci will preside at the organ and
Mrs Maud Timer Jones will sing. The musical
| numbers are as follows: MISUNDERSTANDING, "Pil-
grims Chorus by Wagner; offertory solo,
i ..Plains of Peace" by Barnard; postlude grand
chorus, Guilmant Eyening-Prelude, benediction
by Widor; offertory sclo, Evening Song" by
Dudley Buck; postlude, march by Baldwin.
Beginning tomorrow morning, and continuing 14s
thru the summer, Plymouth Sunday school VIII
be held before the regular hour OF morning
worship The school members will convent at
9:45 for short opening exercise, ana tnen IN
three sections will be addressed to morrow as
follows: Section l. consisting of the first four
classes, will listen to a talk by Mrs w. A.
. burst. Section 2, from the fourth grade up,
Including high school classes Will take up
, ..Paul and His Missionary Journeys" led by Har
ington Beard. Section 3, the adult members OF
church and congregation. will hear Rev. L. II
Hallock on Primitive Religion" this being the
| beginning of their summer study of compare
tive religions. A very Interesting course has
been prepared by Harrington Beard, to be given
in the summer months. The summer school was
| tried last year and met with much approval.