The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-15
PULPIT AND PEW.

hold s its regular sunday service Ct TRiS3 osy
p.m. Sermon by Rev. j. G.. Bauer.
Rev. Thomas H. Clelland. D.D., pastor OF the
First ps - church in
shall.
next ts Monday morning viii have the pleasure Of
listening eg nss 4 cb HntSn OF OF
1.-THE Temptations of the Minister
Christian Union hall, A6-25o Fourth avenue
s, will be dedicated tomorrow at pm. The
of last Sundays weather. The public Is free to
attend and hear the good speaking and good mu-
sic.
At the Hennepin Avenue Methodist church,
Rev DR.. 8. D. Hutsinpiler closes his passionate
with at 1890 am. ON 1.-The Riches or
Religion" At the evening service. with the
special music, there will be sermon by local
minister.
Rev T. J. Wheldon. B:A., pastor Of the
Tabernacle church Bangor, North Wales. one Of
Wales, will arrive today and preach in the Welsh
church, Seventeenth avenue and FRANKLIN
At Lyndale Congregational church tomorrow
morning the pastor, Rev C: g. Burton, WIN give
the % of series The OF suees W e IN
n
Beliefs and Policies
At Westminster church Sunday evening John
Willis Baer of New York will make an address.
At the evening service the quartet '; win sing sing
Ye the Lord" by Roberts. The morning offer
tory will be trio by Ketzger, Nearer, My
God, to Thee
at the national council Miss Emily Hartwen Of
China will occupy the pulpit of the Linden Hills
The Bearing of the Present Eastern War on
Chinese Missions" and The Boxer Uprising OF
1900 and Its Effects"
At the First Baptist church tomorrow Rev
w.
series On. on Bible baptsms speak to the theme
their sen,i ANN business nesting Thursday
evening beginning with supper at $3.50 in the
10 transact business.
The conference at Ortonville has returned DR..
p. \. Cool to Fowler Methodist church for the
fourth year. This is the longest passionate ever
known at this church. The outlook for the year
is brighter than ever before, the debts the
amount is covered by good subscription The
membership is steadily increasing.
Rev. DR.. L. H. Hallock of Plymouth church is
ington, the assistant pastor. will preach NOR
ming and evening. Next Wednesday at pm.
in the receptionroom of Plymouth church there
will be musical with refreshments and a social
hour. under the auspices of the Y P. S. c.. E.
general invitation Is cordially extended to all
young people who may be Interested to attend.
The music will be delightful and the occasion
Rev: Mr. Wheldon was the appointed dele.
gatte, from the general assembly. Of The Welsh
Venedocia. Ohio, last Aug gust, where he deliv.
cred several addresses and preached number
He is considered one of the best platform speak
ers In Wales, and has held the highest offp2e
that of moderator of the general assembly, anG
no doubt the Welsh residents Of the twin cities
will make opportunity seldom afforded.
The internat ional Convention of the Churches
of Christ. (Disciples) meets in st. Louis ne11
week, and fully 10000 members expected
The Disciples now number $50, 900 in the United
States. and numerically rank fourth among
strength is in the great central states. They
gained "a, 600 communicates and $50 Sunday
school pupils last year. The great gathering Il
purely cooperative and missionary, not legfsla
tive: Delegates will be present from many
Of the convention will be the observance of thu
Lords supper tomorrow afternoon, when 10, OOt
will participate. The Disciples have two
churches in neapolis-Portland Avenue ant
the Grand Avenue Churches Of Christ