The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-13
The district president talked entertainingly te

the juniors.
! Interest in the, International convention at
Detroit next month Is steadily increasing. The
milwaukee eroads is announced as the official route
out Of this state and from Milwaukee char
Trunk road viii have special train in waiting.
1t is expected to reach Detroit in less than
twenty -four hours from the time of leaving here
Tuesday evening, July IA -.
Fifteen Epworth Leaguers came over from
afternoon service Rev. DR.. Ayison led the meet
ing, Mr.. Brink took charge Of the singing and
these youne peope Was s" ereatiy APPRECIATED and
their offer to come over every alternate month
had cRaras OF b and
patients and nurses appreciated their coming.
A change in the apportionment of work among ~,
cabinet members was made by the general boar r
The be % te
among the duties of the fourth vice. president
The third department, formerly the literary, is
now the mercy and help department, and the
Is now World evangelism. Temperance activity
is to be emphasized much more than formerly
The league Of the First church, this city, at it's
last business meeting, rearranged It's departments
t. 2mRy Th noW the hrS R Ree p Mss
Eugene King second vice president
1T chrch Notes.
Chicago district for the American Baptist Home
Mission society, will occupy the pulpit Of Trinity
G. A. hall.
The. Young Peoples Christian Union Of E. the he
Church of the Redeemer will meet at 6:S0 IN
&c ena OF All are Cordially invited to
attend these meetings.
At the Berean branch the Christian Endeavor
Society Of the First Baptist church will conduct
an especially interesting service. 1t is arranged
to have four short addresses and three musical
numbers in addition to the congregational sing
ing.
Sunday is the day set aside as flag day. and
the evening service at the Church Of the Re
deemer viii commemorate the occasion. The
upon upon the ;story Of the American Flag AID
the choir will sing appropriate music.
1.-THE Mississippi and It's J., Lessons" is the
Peoples church, Masonic Temple; Sunday at Il
q. m. The quartet will sing Pray Tor the
Pnasf q } bg maasfon y Knox ana
At the communion service last Sunday morning
seven new. members were received at Stewart
Memorial Presbyterian church, five by letter and
two on confession This church has an active
membershiup of 30; LIS have been added in the
present pastorate. Next Sunday morning the pas
tor, Rev. r. K. Porter, will administer infant
baptism Childrens day exercises will be held
at 1880 p. m.
At Bethlehem Presbyte terrain church Sunday NOR
ming children's day will be celebrated. q. O..
Sss on s W shs 4ss1s 70 and in
fat, by Dudley Buck; the pastor will give talk
on Goods Lilies followed by songs and recita-
Robertson hy Will sing solo, 1.-THE Half Has Never
Are Telling
The work OF reconstructing the yestry Of the
Church Of the Redeemer Is now being pushed
rapidly forward. The addition of three well.
lighted rooms to the present equipment will
work work The back part Of the building is being
extended in the direction Of Second avenue, and
will contain the women's parlor and club
rooms for the young people and the. Sunday
school The are to pc
in the summer, and such other repairs and
changes as nay. be necessary will be effected;
summer. and While the decoration is going on in
| th eauditorium to use the lecture room on Sun
day.
At the First Baptist church Rev W. B. Riley
leaving for a vacation to be spent in holding
Bible conferences in western Nebraska, in at
tending the Christian Endeayor convention "a, at
Baptist assembly at Laporte, Texas special
program Of music has been prepared as follows:
solo, 10 God Of Life" Bradsky,- Emily Ellis
the he0 Lord, Marston; solo. Crock Of Ages
a. J. Frost, dean Of the Northwestern Bible
school, will supply the pulpit during the pastor
absence.
Sunday. is as follows: Morning
hymn, Onward. Christian Soldiers" n. r.. Full
Ter; venite, Elvey; TIE Deum. stainer. In A;
jubilate, Soaper; hymn, Love Divine,'' G. F.
lie Jeune; offertory anthem ''seek Ye the Lord, y
DR.. Roberts; tenor solo, by Thomas McCracken,
with soft accompaniment by the full choir; re-
cessional hymn, 1.-THE Son Of God Goes Forth to
War;" s. B. Whitney. Evening-Choral ser
vice, Psalms to chants; Battishil and Goss; mag
nificat, c. F. Kettle: Nunc Dimittis. Barnby;
hymn, stAbide With Me- w. n. Monk; offer
tory anthem, 1.-THE King Of Love" Shelley; G.
/ H. Normington organist, will play Guilmant's
.sNarche Triomphale,' at the close Of the NOR
ming service.