The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-03

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Hiding Place; p The fourth quarterly confer.
ence will be held Monday evening
CONGREGATIONAL.
!, L =. e,,. G. r. Burton; morning, ''Ra-
Thompson of Lincoln, Neb, Ills Socialism I'm
Linden Hills-Rev Charles H. Maxwell; NOR
nings, Therefore, Sin No More communion
ana an re reception Of members; evening" 1.-The Abid-
/ Fifth Ayenue--Rev. James u. Smith; morning,
The Convincing EVIDENCE; reception of mem
| bers and communion; evening Reserved Bless
1ngs:" The choir will give one of their monthly
:, Bethany-Rev: NJ. 3. Morris, pastor; morning,
Rev Rev. John ! G Huntington, Dallas, Texas. Eve
nng, Rev. 4. T. Herrick. ID.
pigrim-Rev. +. a. Sumner; morning, "Inf,l-
eaces that Lead Us to Cod; evening, THE Call
Sept 4. at 5;3o o'clock.
communion address; evening, G. %. at $50. Nj.
Holmes has returned from his vacation and will
occupy the pulpit
This coming Sunday, Sept. 4, is rally day. Our
Sunday school reopens for the fall and winter.
Oak Park-Rev Walter A. Snow; morning,
communion service: at I o'clock Mr.. Caldwell.
president OF City Christian Endeavor union, will
Morning, Rev. william Gerry will ex-
on with the I pastor Evening Miss Wright
Park Ayenue-Rey. G. s. Rollins; morning,
oI d. Evening rs the Nation chrstans
vices resumed at 7:45 o'clock.
Fremont Ayenue-Rev. c. A. Hilton; morning,
Nv has He that seryeth evening "A Battle Won
tion of members at morning service.
First-Rev. Theodore Clifton, DID, secretary
+ Open sDoor-In the morning the pastor ex-
eSeaanges with Rev s. Rood ct Vine Con
the evening at Open Door. -
Bethany-Dr. Huntington of Texas will preach
in the morning in the absence of Pastor NJ. B.
4 be n a
morning. . 49,. .-t
INT Tri1ri pity Latham A. crandall; morning;
Services in Y NJ G. a. hail. 1870
Tabernacle-Rev. G.; H. Gamble; morning,
centrsl--Kev. &. A. SnS cleveland; morning
communion service and short address; evening,
Tourths + Holt mornns, Th eeF hadde!
Prayer; evening, Jesus Christ the Only and
Al- Ssa ci Savior The choir viii be again
oliyst-Erank i. Cooper; morning, 1.-The Hid
Blind Man and Its Modern Application - =
Calvary-Rev. DR.. Arthur T. Fowler; morning
The ~: Faith Which Makes FaithfHl' evening
ming, service at s o'clock. 5@~...+ - -:
FirstaDr. A. Frost; morning, "a Sermon
tion.' 1''N w. 'e''iD s e''es '>e''sH III
Chicago Avenue--J. E. Conant; morning
| s.Christ's Mission to the World; evening, ''Ths
First swedsh-olof Bodien; morning ''rhost
Who Limp; evening, 1.-The Lords Supper
! ming. Communion after evening sermon.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Fifth-Rev. Joseph CASTOR of Maynard. MINI.
morning, Living Again.; evening, Gods Great
Highland Park-Rev. P. J. slonaker; morning
Westminster Alexander G. Patterson
From Enemy to Friend.
c7snn Sa s. Mount fasaF
rhe Efficient christan lords o0s SUPPER 01 reees
ton Of members, ordination of deacon; even
ing, The neu: Draw Net Fourth in seriues lou
Riverside Chapel-Rev. Willard s. Ward
evening, Rev. Willard w. Davis Sunday schoo
Stewart Memoirs. Memorial R. 4: Wander Las
eSsnns D ghfnr U han tae BSd the Ta psgra
services wi be resi- resamed e'''e' AL |Ne 'es vi"
Grace-Rev. Donald D. Mckay, who has beer
will occupy the pulpit Sabbath morning, Sept
4; no evening service. Christian Endeavor meet
Welsh"ReS Maurice B. Morris; morning
1.-The Blessed Condition of the :Pardoned Soul
evening lot S0F r
low" English service in the evening.
EPISCOPAL.
Holy Trinity-Rev. Stuart B. Purves; NOR
Mug service and sermon; evening, service ant
st; Mark's-Holy communion. 100; morning
Edsa D. 1o:so: eyensong, choral 1s and sermon
by Rev. c., Edgar Haupt, 7:45; Sunday school a
/ AM. Rev. Theodore Payne Thurston, rector.
| Christ Church (Blaisdell avenue and Thirty
divine service and holy communion at 10: 80 am.
the rector officiating; Sunday school at II M; nj
evening service.
Grace Corner Sixteenth avenue and Twenty
! fourth street S)--Rev. Andrew D. Stowe, rector
service service and sermon at 1920 an, by Colone
Ing service at 1880 by the rector.
! ~ MISCELLANEOUS.
! Peoples Naxarene Church (Richmond Halls
! Eighth street and NicoIet)-J. A. Dooley sant
wife; morning, Life More Abundant; holiness
class at 10 am; pm, holiness meeting. Ser
vices every Sunday. Strangers and persons hav
ing no church home are specially invited to thes
services.
St. Charles-Rev. J. NJ. Cleary; morning
"Christian Education
uNIvERsAL1sT.
Church of the Redeemer-Rev. Marion D
Sngs Of Ge evening"
Nazareth "a Labor Day subject.
Tuttle-Rey: A. R. Tillinghast; morning 9TH
Signs, Of the Times" All services: sunda!
church will resumed Sunday, Sept. 4.
EvANGEL1CAN ASSOCIATION.
! Highland Park (Twenty-ifth avenue n ant
Fremont)-Rev. A. r. Plantikow: morning, 9Th
Great Gain of Godliness''; evening, The Tel
! Virgins"
/ LUTHERAN.
Salem English-Rev. George H. Trabert
morning, Saving Faith; evening, vesper ser
vice. .rG- -. -..-,.
| Observation-Disclosures Z. Kr. Johnson; morn
ing, Rejecting Christ Luke w., 1880; evening
/ service.
i ..u DISCIPLE.
=, Grand Avenue Church of christ-Dr.. Free
Kline; morning, "The Things That Ye Sec
tention offering Sunday morning.
| Portland Avenue-Rey. r. W. Abberley
morning, Some Modern Gallios,'; evening, 9TH
Gospels Transforming Power
/ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
First Fifteenth street between Park an,
Portland)-Morning, Substance" evening, ''Sub
stance" 49, 81. = ... =.
Second Corner Second avenue S and Eleventh
strengthening, Substance"
ad church notices jgR8wD- Rnzcus. 4
-. -. .-KeyoesI SHRDLg SHRD S /
81 Charles B. Brown of Newark, n. j., stat
Il secretary of the Young Mems Christian: 4issoca
ton of New Jersey, arrived in Minneapoli
i Thursday morning for frief visit anon
friends. Mr.. Brown was for many years identi
fled with Christian work in this city as mem
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