The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-23

different church organizations raised $1,000. 81
Elders were elected as follows: DR.. A. J. Muir
d deee G. sI IngersG soil and F. Stocking
Craig 5ry E. j. Brent and c: e. WOO Woodward 4
trustees, J. A. Tyler H. H. WEIGH, ]. NJ. Robin:
be increased 500 from July July i = 'ns pa''0f WIN
Church Notes.
The people of Central Baptist church will have
with them Sunday their former pastor. Rev. w
w. DaWley, who will preach both morning anG
! evening. Before the morning sermon the ordi
nance of baptism will be administered. The
! Ice, when those who have recently come into the
church church will receive the hand of fellowship. Dr.
Dawley will return to Syracuse, N. Y, Mon
At the Hennepi IN Avenue 'l Methodist church
I 9on evening with the musical service Rev
Duties"
Rev. olof Bodien, pastor of the First swed.
Message to His Church" This is in a's series
for the following Sunday will be Persecution. -
The Bible conference at the First Baptist
church en- has increased in attendance and inter-
Bible and Missionary Training school seeks an
evening evening The chorus; under the direction Of
Be- Be- or Of Mercy il the evening simpers The
covngon Pa viii be- the last p' supply fo
morrow at Trinity, church. The new pastor,
Sunday. Mr.. covington was University itS q
Minnesota student from 1874 to 1879, and
Ponrth at the mission which became he
f sroWn and He Is cousin of VII, and C.
Z. H. Brown at w Fourteenth street.
An interesting series of studies for men is
being given after the morning services in Cal
talks on the practical difficulties, temptations
ana opportunities Of everyday life The topics
May @ a. the N Sriend re- Nay ssrsn g.
Am6itlous Nay e. Joseph i the Hopstu f;
sate june TO- solomon, the Prudent =; June sr
70, Elijah. the Impelant.''
sunday morning at Wesley Methodist church
chadTick; ofertory, soprano solo, :.With verd,
Lay Lay Thee Down" by Brown. In the evening,
ST th In T cbS s4 win
by Gounod, Miss Marston and Mr.. Rayenscroft.
The Mems Fellowship club at the Linden Hills
Congregational church will be addressed Tues.
Dr. Mr. S3Hs OF OF the stas
The Gideons will have charge of the services
at the Park Avenue Methodist church, Park
t.,
p M The meeting at the Volunteers hall Sat
urday evening will be in charge Of the Gid
cons. ~. r
Linden Hills Congregational church has called
Rev. Charles H. Maxwell. who came from Hart
ford seminary last June to serve the church one
committee understands that the harmonious rela-
tionship will continue.
fu s 4 3Re q the
Tepe Needesa At the at $50 p
Mari II Sb,,tton L.
cago, where he preached the past two Sundays
before the University of Chicago, and will be in
dny t h ehe Ghur en- Of the Redeemer Sun
on the Religion of the Poets" Special music
by the choir under the direction Of Emil Ober.
University of Chicago which Rev. Marion D.
filled for two weeks is one alied BY the most nos
alstngushed PREACHERS in this country and Great
At the Church Of the Redeemer Mrs. Maud
Ulmer Jones wiz sing Protect Me. Lord,
service. and Miss Wynn stoddard will sing ''The
prayer BY stradella' in the evening Other
anthem They That Wait Upon the e Iord w nfT
barytone solo by, Hal Stevens; Dudley Bucks
TIE Deum in minor
Clara Williams, Mrs. W. N. Porteous and over
T. Morris r viii sing as the offertory y VIII
Foote's re Deum in Minor viii b sa1g SS
the quartet as the opening anthem. Evening
| music: Organ, 'Andante CantabiIe," Tschai
kowsky; anthem, Consider and Hear Me-
delra; response, 70 Lord God the Life Toote
The Foreign Missionary society of the Swed
| ish Lutheran Minnesota conference holds it.
next meeting in Atwater, Mimi, Wednesday ant
Thursday, April q and 20. The Swedish Lu
| this meeting.
Sunday at p M, the first anniversary of tn,
mission and Sunday school in Southeast Mime
apolis will be held. This mission and SUNDAY
school was organized by the Augustana Lutheran
church one year ago. The old Bethany church
was purchased and fourishing mission ant
Sunday school has, during the year, been IL
| operation.
synod in America as 'Founders' Day" In thu tn.
evening a special program will be given. Ad
dresses will be given by Rev. DR.. j. s. Carlson
and Rev. DR.. G. J. Petri. The choir will sins
80 Te DE psum," BY kelsehmsn and The Name
chair of church history in the Theological sem
! mary at Rock Island Ill.
! Mrs. Mertie fowler Briggs will preside at tn,
organ OF Park Avenue Congregational church
next Sunday In the evening Rev. G. s. Rol
| ness presenting concensus Of opinions from
| leading business men.
The regular monthly Pentecostal meeting will
| be held In Park Avenue Methodist church. Tues
day day April 2e. Take Eighth and Central car t
Rev Theodore Payne Thurston, rector Of St
| Paul's Episcopal church, begins his second yea
In charge of that rapidly growing parish Sunday
| me topic of the morning sermon will be re
! to future work and growth.
| MISS Emily 8. Hartwell of China whose admir-
| arle handling of the complex Chinese questions
was so much enjoyed last Sunday evening will
| speak again in costume at Plymouth church TO
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