The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-31

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4 Was Glad Sermon Rev. Charles n. Burton;
| SOLO Mrs. y. IN. Colwell: report of trustees;
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The. church is at Upton avenue S and Forty
second street. seS
| s CHURCH NOTES, :
| Il Rey.fssB g., Purvcs,, having recovered from his
illness, viii offc1ate at all services at. Holy
TRINITY church tomorrow. r# q
Rev. G. L. Morrill,. who has been visiting III
Greensboro, KY, and Chicago will be back to
! MI his pulpit tomorrow morning. 1$&
The Gideeps will lave charge =, Of the services
| Fremont avenues y. Sunday at I:3O y. IN.
/ Rev. A. A. Butler. warden Of Seabury, Divin-
| ity school, farba,llt, will conduct morning and
evening services at st. Marks church to-mor
Ernest Fagenstrom. Sunday school missionary
for Minnesota, will giyesa blackboard talk Sum
day afternoon at 4 o'clock to the girls and boys
| at Central Baptist. church,: II
Avenue 1e church every night next
viii sing. 5,'.s-f ~
At All Souls: Jinversalist church there will
Vim sing send out " Thy Eis mf' Gounea f Mss
Ever VII HIGH fas aud Fa SOLO
/ Revival meetings win be held every evening
| this week ut the Central Baptist church. They
4 will be conducted by Rev. FL r. Stilwell, D. D..
Of St Paul, Professor r. p. Stout Will conduct
| the music. There will be a solo at each ser
| vice. 2.IfN" s's~ f= t'.>,s- 49, o. ~ ~
=, The ,, revival meeting at the Central German
Methodist Ne church Which have been very helpful
! week except Saturday. The pastor will be as
sisted by Rev; Dr. ;. Durbahn from Jordan.
stay - ~ !, = ~ : 8, !.
| The special meetings: at the First Bantist
church viii continue at least week longer.
viii be received at the Evening service vi to
morrow: Rsv: ". B Riley viii speak sunday
and spee, xsppE Ins Of large chorus
At the Central Baptist church, the choir win
render the following musical program Sunday
he oWst et waess v FnS
| Up to Thee" Nevin, Miss Otis and Mr.. Stew
ems; anthem, "A Hymn Of the Homeland,' Sui
Hawkins; postlude Dudley Buck.
At Plymouth church twilight service Sunday
at 5 p. M, Rev. DR.. L.. H. Hallock will give
series of monthly exchanges with the brother
minissrs for the twilight service: The first will
First Congregational church will speak. 81 =.
| The Sunday afternoon services at Century hall
| in February will be given up to four Bible
s sssoS*s y ~ a. Rs %;sss aSse s9
/ 4 D.. m.., and. will be illustrated by a large
chart which DR.. Frost has had prepared for
this purpose. 1'-'
yRaae the he sE
ning-Anthem, For Thee. @ Dear Country
male and female voices: otfertory. trio. Come
Unto Him. Misses MacPhee, wilkins and eros
~ W,+h Hops Evening-Quartet Thy Home Is
abide With Ms Ravens. :.
The following IS to- morroW's nropram for Tho
Highland = Park Presbyterian chnrch Prelude in
SHE Rns S love y shepherd a
Westhof solo by Miss Charlotte Little. Forget
All Thy sorFow, Miard: post!ude in 6, Dr. W.
Buck. Miss Amy Cross will be at the organ
The Rnpt Of Few s1n Ms St chure viii be
tyne Of the Park Avenue church Rev DEP.
"A. Coo1 VIII preach in the evening as usual. The
music by the choir will be as follows: Sing Ale
fhoras , ,,rh a Friend in the Homeland
le the. Lord Parker, quartet and chorus.
Several meetings Of special interest are to be
held by the University Y. NJ G.: A. in the near
Avison tomorrow afternoon. and Fred B. Smith
OF Ne" ! DIRK Monday evening. Feb. O.. Mr.. Smith
is the International y. NJ. {: A: secre tary and in
anticipation OF the large number who will de.
sire to hear him. the university chapel has been
secured for the meeting. Music will be by Il
special quartet. 30: -
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increasing IN interest and attendance. and the
deasensH DECIDED asteyening4 to. continue them
u ShS ia2sr Keys Of inv a ss
Twelve persons went forward. Nine Of them were
eefved for baptism one By letter and two by
n1s ena overboard e T oSabS '> he viii
speak on "Jonahs Gospel
At Wesley churcl, Sunday morning, Miss Sans
So;lr VIII preside Mt the organ. The following
Will be the special numbers: Prelude. ''Vision
M berg; postlude. "Laus Deo.'' Du Bois
Green Hill Far Away: by Gounod At the eve.
ming services DR.. Montgomery will give the fifth
Sea- Subject Thner one ro of H tive c dhe
lotine. The organ selections are Fantasia
by Emil stogren and "Triumphal March, by
list s ITEM i4h Msekey of Chicago has spoken
assists him. sings delightful gospel hymns sun
day is to be the onclnding day. Mr.. Mackey
drsH at - O'Clock: and at mems meeting at
IA; 2:$e Subject. "A Great Reform Mrs. Mackey
VIII speak at 4 womans meeting at 4 y. M Mr.
Lothian. will sing at the mems meeting and Miss
Albertson4at the womans. 4,
:, Hennepin Avenue Methodist church will COM
m ,'t. Young. Peoples and Christian IN
BE- the Dr. u aSsSir senos
M Se ch SRsGn desyo ssr Sd for
a ''Decisioua Day., service at $50 At T:45 a
platform meeting will be held Addresses Will
J.
ray. Charles NJ Drew and Dr. Hutsinpiiier. The
music will be conducted by Dr. Herbert and the
quartet assisted by Crag Walston. violinist.
hers will be celebrated at Westminster church,
Sunday morning. Mr.. Morris will sing as the
ofrertory 1Men0elssohn's BE Thou Faithful unto.
neath:., and the quartet as the opening anthem.
He That Keepeth sreaI' by Schloesser. In
me evening Rev. S. B. Rosstter. D. d. Of New
York. will preach upon s'lhc Crisis in France >,
Dig Rossitter is recognized as one Of the leading
preachers OF New York. The special music FOR
tue evening follows: Organ. "Abendleid Sch,,-.
mann; anthem, Hark, Hark. Ny Soul, HameY:
offertory. Abidel with Me- Chadwick; response
The Up. $: e.. E.. of the First presby terrain
scnnrch mas pfepared the following program for
B t:aO y. n: Tomorrow. the twenty second ami
tyersaryi Of the Christian Endeavor movement.
sorganpreude: song service: devotional exercises:
address christian Endeavcr Day. by President
~ rank Cribby: solo, There Is a Green Hill Far
Away. Arthur H.. Nooley: address, ..,rime for
Decision, Miss Helen Dennis: scripture read
ing; hymn; s'Behold, Stranger at the Door.
nddres The Value of an Early Choice walter
badger: duet and 'Sschorus, THE Sayior's
Eann recif alton, speeted.S Miss Naomi Morse:
soprano solo MigsT Helen Grittender:s President
tsooserets address, to the Y. Pcs G. Ia Charles
" lllmms: Christian: EndeaSor rally song soprano
Day DR.. p. Tx fehte; hymn, ."The Penitent.s
PRAYER; Mizpah sbenedfction.! -
ENDEAvoR SOCIETY Do1Nes.
E<.4o.day a rally Is being held for the iunIors
Of district 6, northeast, at Shiloh Presbyterian
church. ''f, A$. stE.} S$@,.,sGH - sN.s1' 'e''on
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