The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-20
Christian Under Temptation: Rev G.. =. Wars-s
Ter Will occupy the pulpit in the evening. i.


All Saints a.. M, holy communion: 10:30ss
morning prayer and sermon by Rev. George H.
On pnns en esen aay
p. M, and Wednesdays at s D. m. M
,,,,., CHRISTIAN n SCIENCE.
Christ Jesus. ~
4Ns;4s, Christ E; Jesus. Second avenue and
Christ Jesus; evening, Christ Jesus. 10.
Fifteenth street between Park and Port-f
Second Church ys1 Of Christ Scientist Second ay.
LUTHERAN.
and Nineteenth street-Rev. Frederic sieyers; Il
morning MOI Christians Tempted and Tested' Eng
lish evening service, 1880 p. m, Rev. Henry.
Haveroot. y, Fl
Salem Sander from
vesper service, Rev. A. ]. l.. Hempt Of St Paul.
,, St: John's-Alfred Ramsey; morning, Christs
s. Bee e0 Christian nder Te
UNIvERsAL1sT
sons Of the administration Of George Washing.
Tuttle-A R. Tillinghast; morning "The Uses s
and an, Abuses OF Lent" evening, 1.-The Letters OF
D; F; evening The Work q washington sso1ft
Speclal music IN the evening. EF5 80
DISCIPLES. liz
Grand Avenue Church of Christ-Rev. c. B. Os- 81
good; morning 1.-The Love of God as Evidence Of
the Future Lite; evening. ."To-day Shalt Thou :
BE with Me In Paradise. .gaaf
Portland 81 Avenue Church of Christ -Rey. Richs
ard w. Abberley; morning, "a Royal Priest
h99a evening patriotic service and lecture
UNITARIAN. .
Frssat-Mlorning, Rev. Vernon Emery, .rhe Ola
Nazareth-Rev. Amandus Norman; morning.
We the Rf Gey ana s sT Of the
Religious Development of Man. tE3Ff5
CATHOLIC. Ri
O. St. Charles-Rey J; NJ: Cleary; morning,
of the Church in the World,'' first in the Lenten {
series of Sunday evening lectures on the church.
u, MISCELLANEOUS
The Peoples New Thought Church (Richmond
hall. No. 3J-Morning. DE-. William C. Gibbons.
You Press the Button, God Will Do the Rest.,'I
PEOPLES Mission-superinten dent G. H. Sweat;
.. A.. salvation service. 80
peoev Mission ans fe 4 Neoet
sanctifcation Of Believers Gospel meetings
every night at $780, slSgs
Tests wifi be ne given p9wer Of Mind over Matter
hall MASONIC
the Then Spirit greetings neis0'' me NOW aa'
New Thought Lyceum (Richmond hall. No, H.
f R3agos a. n address by Professor Ruth B.
Yggdrasil Theosophical Society t4os Cedar aye-si
nue)-4 D. M, MANS Destiny In the Scan..s
dlnaFfan language.
4oa twentieth avenue SlMEvenine cause Il
| CHURCH NOTES. ~.
The evening service at the Church of the Re-s
IF ON Wor 81 wasS
s VIII s RaS5'i aSs
The, The Young PEOPLES Christian union Of the
fhe Of tope s M Se cSrstas
@sion wy 81 s rFaa.
room Of tn the 1. Church Of the Redeemer Friday
fgsns s bane ps ae the Of aad
i Wakefield, dramatic reader and impersonator %
anal a3 MILL, M Of
e The Mems Men club Of the Church Of the
DS snsssa
subject after which delightful uneh
was served Arthur Edwards ,l proved himself
The new free reading room Of the Church Of
inner is open to the ube in the
= come to the privileges Of this room. Entrance
The Linden Hills and Cottage City Fellowship
J, club. for men will meet at the church on the
I evening of Washingtons birthday to perfect
4 its organization and to hear Frank e. Force dis
i cusst the war situation in the far east Remem-5
Il Rev. c. II. Maxwell's sermon to- morrow even
ing will be OH 1.-THE Deaconess Phoebe" the first
In an an, evening series OF twenty minute sermons
;. : Special patriotic services will be held in the
Portland Avenue Church of Christ Sunday eyens5
ing in Contemplation of .Washington's birthday:
Rev R. W. Abbe1ley the pastor Will lid deli i've
sing rTenting Tq:night and s,n Keer.
4 Ing service the quartet will sing still; Still
There viii be a George Washington MEMORIAL 9,
ss oS a5s VI IN
81 ssrspads y MSesssevski; springs A~aE
vices will Be held Tor two Weeks at the Fourth
iaa
BY Rev. i, L. Anderson Of Austin, MINI: Mr..
ssholary man OF q fine and genial
atty He is having very successful passionate
sRsffi,
tons. These services are free to every one
r At the First Presbyterian church Tomorrow
Home and M5s H. " French viii sing Neaf-
!, Rev v. q. Geistweit. who breaches for ths
the Baptist Union of Chicago, the official organ
, Of the B. Y. P.sU.. the young peoples society OF
the Baptist denomination. Mr.. Geistweit is now
t Rochester and owatonna; He was for some 1
It years the successful and beloved pastor of I'M
| manuel Baptist church in this city. and the
e Immanue! people will uEite in the services sun
" A Christian Science lecture. authorized by the
Il First Church of Christ. Scientist of Boston,
Ii Mass, will be given by Bicknell Young c. A.
!, p. m. Public invited.
3 : George Robert Cairns, the evangelist will be.
e gin series of meetings at the First Baptist
seid daily 1t and M Of late Years Mr.
3 Cairns has spent much time in England with
s. Arnold struell of Manchester, and T. B. Meyer
], in London. q
), Congregational church, has so far recovered
:. from the severe attack of blood poisoning in his
e hand as to be able to be in his pulpit Sunday:
. Mr.. Smith will deliver his popular lecture on
The next monthly meeting of the State Pente-
costal association will be held at the Union City
W mission, Washington and Second avenues .,
s Tuesday, Feb. %. Preaching morning, afternoon
"a and evening
es CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR NOTES.
y in accordance with plans made by the Avs
. union for short series Of mass meetings In the
:, near future. there will be coming together 81
the forces at Plymouth Congreg tional church FOL
o. he a musical program and light refreshments
r. best Of ALL the new executive officer of the
ee state union. President Sykes. with whom We
3 In ye recently become somewhat acquainted thru
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