The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-18
CHURCH NOTES.

CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. A. w. Benson will preach morning and
evening III the Franklin Avenue Presbyterian
church.
Rev. c. F. W. Smith Of Victoria, Ill, will
ocucpy the pulpit in Fowler NJ. E. church Sun
day morning.
The Young Peoples Christian Union OF the
Church of the Redeemer will meet In the lecture
room tomorrow at $50 p. M.
Owing to the decoration of the auditorium,
services will be held in the lecture room of the
Church of the Redeemer until furnither notice.
At Bethlehem Presbyterian church Sunday eve
ming the Gideons will hold a service. All travel
ing men invited. Good singing by the
choral union.
| Bethlehem Presbyterian picnic at Roswell park,
sfinnetonka, was attended by 375 persons and it
proved to be a perfect day and most en-
| joyable occasion. $SsE
Rev T. w. Powell, D. D., Of Chicago, will
preach for Trinity Baptist church tomorrow
| mo1rirs and evening at Y. NJ. g. A. hall. SUD
ject, morning, what About Heaven?'
! At Hennepin Avenue church the anthem of the
| morning is Shelley s. Glorious Things of Thee
Are Spoken" and the oifertory OF the eve
4 In the absences FREY. Md Hardin, pastor
| Of Andrew Presbyt erihn church, Rev. W. o. Wa!
lace Of the FranklinSAvenue P1esby terrain church
! will have charge of the services OF andre"
| church. *s@
Sunday services at the Central Baptist church
will be suspended pending the completion OF ex-
|Gtensive repairs to the auditorium The SUNDAY
school and Young Peoples meetings Will De he1o
| IN the chapel as usual.
Rev Marion D. Shutter has returned from the
| national convention Of the Young Peoples Unior
Of the Universalist church. and will occupy his
PdRs mass mstg
in, the Criterion: theater, at Akron Ohio.
Is Iowa. @ho has spen
five years in religious? service in Norway, VII
preach at the Friends church, First avenue
and ct 7:45 p. IN. Heswill deliver at address o.
peace and Arbitration
f The Free Methodist church, Rev. B. Y. Neal
eyangelistic services every afternoon and eve
ming in a tabernacle, Fairview and Universit
avenue, Merriam Park General conferene
able helpers will be in attendance. e
The music at. Westminster church, will be a
follows Morning-Qrgan, Theme from Orches
tEsl Suits anthem 1.-The Hymn
s ey Fla
veil; anthem. While We Have Time, Parker
Eoffertory, "Hark! Hark! My Soul" Hamer.
Rev. Frederick Janyier Newton, recently pa:
tor of the Presby terrain church Of GrangeyilIe
Idaho, but soon to join his father in missio
M Etnst IN India will preach the sermon at til
The quartet will sing Camps .'Jubilate in G,
MTs or " i F re R Stevens
evening the choir will sing tThere Is Resin
G Sy ana Ky. ~, Haven and Mrs: French will BIZ
. | MISS AHA L. Smlth, the young woman eyar
gel1st for the Northwestern Bible and Misionar
Training School, will speak at the First Baptis
church Sunday morning and evening Mis-
Smith has established her reputation as care
full and efficient worker during the past winte
in the Dakotas The results Of her work i
such towns as Wadena, Mimi, Fargo Crook,
ton, Jamestown, Bottineau and other places
persons won to the Christian life and churche
: quickcned to greater activity, it is felt hay
! fully justified the confidence placed in her b
the training school board Miss Smith Monda
July 20, Will begin series Of gospel meeting
to continue about two weeks at Berean brancI
1920 Central avenue. She will be assisted b
, Mrs. Eleanor Fletcher, soloist. 81
The convention Of Universalist young peopI,
which has just closed at Akron, Ohio, was or
! of the most successful In the history of til
! movement. spirit Of enthusiasm and hoI
prevailed, and: the reports showed a splend]
growth in membership and finances. This col
, vention has made the Universalist church in s
) Paul possible, securing chapel and lot In I'll
best residence section Of that city. The remainiu
+ Indebtedness on the property will be cleared O
before Nov. 1. Plans are now under consider,
ton for the main building. Last year. MINI
! sofa was the banner state for the largest ne
, eentage OF growth in its Young Peoples union
E. Dean Ellenwood assistant pastor of Il
Church of the Redeener, has the banner
charge and will bring it with him upon his r
turn next week.