The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-25
PULPIT AND PEW
! CHURCH NOTES.

First presbyterian church. viii read a paper at
the Presbyterian ministers, meeting in Westmin- q
lster church, Monday. at 1890 a. 5nl .s55 Il
1 The Gideons will have charge of the services
at Thirteenth Avenue Methodist church, 1902
Thirteenth ~ avenue S. Sunday at 80 p. m; All
Gideons and travelling men are especially in
vited. "A
Rev. +. D. Brown. the new pastor Of the Meth.
odist church at Richtield: and his wife, reached
home, yesterday. ]. Mr.. Brown VIM preach S to his
new congregation for the hrst time tomorrow
morning.
All persons interested in the social and indus,
trial questions Of the day are invited to attend
the meeting of the Methodist tt ministers Monday
On '.rhe Essential Basis Of Social and Industrial
Development. -
At the Peoples church, Masonic Temple, , Sun.
on Some Lessons from the Recent Fire. = The
quartet will sing Savior. Source of Every Bless
the offertory. ..@y
, The next all.day Pentecostal meeting viii be
held at the Bates Avenue Methodist Episcopal
are the 'sl Speakers: % At 1o:so p. a. M, m Rev. CIV
Mead; 2:3O p. M, Rev. Peter Glare; 80 p. NJ,
Rev. j. A. Lemley
ters Of the twin cities viii hold the closing
meetinf of the season, in Rev. DR.. Shutters Of
fee Ice, at the Church of the Redeemer The paper
Rev. F.. A. Bisbee of Boston will be the guest Of
the club. s,E I. = l-.1s;.a
M will deliver tsiy spefa
the Daughters Of Rebekah, at Wesley Methodist
church, Sunday at $3.50 p. ln Rev. Richard
church win as assist % in the services having Charge
of the Introductory part and the ritual. s--
AT At Wesley church Sunday morning Mrs; Maud
postlude, 'sMarche'' from Fla Prophete.,"' In
ana s sYaens Ne ms psnds Viii viii bd sing ssy W
Mtt Arthur :. Whiting and the postlude by Archer:
will be the opening organ voluntary at West.
minister church Sunday morning. Among other @
~ the quartet will sing cry
In, the evening the musical program by the choir
will be more extended than usual: "Prelude :"
offertory, ':How Beautiful 10 on til the Mountains
Marston; anthem, "Faith,'' Batiste.. +,
The morning, service at Simpson Methodist
:s5eea mSye Sy R Ratsts eese
ASon Hy By the n Tss ssssfy soS
Miss May D. Williams; postlude, March, Whit
5 In na th the viii Tb fy
Stowe, and and "a abide s With Nee. eeH by Paueeer. au %
| At the Hennepin Avenue Methodist church, to-
I;.y mHrr1w the choir under the direction Of DE-
music; salat Ar Rigar
eror Faith aonf Up to LACK
peum in +, sehilling; offertory, II Heard the
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"Our Refuge" Koschal; organ prelude, Allie
gretto, Wortenholm.
At the First Baptist church Sunday evening,
at the request of many of the large congrega-
tion who heard the Easter cantata From Death
to Life by the Woodward chorus Of forty
voices, and of some who were unable to OBJ
| tain entrance that evening, the cantata will he
repeated Sunday evening under the leadership
OF Professor Woodward The soloists will be
enney. tenor; Miss Brainerd, alto, Professor
Francis e.. Woodward, barytone. S. Clay Gill
bert, will be at the organ and play as a pre-
lude. march and chant, Seraphique- -Guilmant; as
| postlude, negro-Dubois.
On Sunday evening at the Church of the Re-
| deemer Rev. +. A. Bisbee. D. ID. of Boston,
Will preach The other Unversalist churches of
the city will unite in the service. DR.. Bisbee
is editor Sof the Universalist Leader. the ma
tionai organ Of, the denomination; alton; Sunday
| morning he will preach in the Universalist
church of st. Paul. DR.. Bisbee has been making
a tour of the south and the Pacihc coast, and
| stays over few days to see the twin cities, on
| his return to Boston. Saturday evening he
| will be one Of the guests Of the Mems Club of
the Church Of, the. .Redeemer, at their banquet
| at the minneapolis Club. g On Monday he will
meet the liberal ministers of the twin cities in
the study Of the Church of the Redeemer. o..