The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-16
CHURCH NOTES,

CHURCH NOTES
Easter Monday at the annual meeting, G. H.
Whlpps senior warden of ST. Andrews church,
ga We the rector. Rev. John f. Dallan,, fine
OF the parishioners. The Easter offering was
1925, more than was asked
calendar. It is a folder Of four pages, about
inches a9s and is called ca 1s
simple to s naf Fe a5s as 1ay n 1or to
accept the letter as personal Invitation to the
welcome a and worship Of the church.
The special services which have been held the
Continued sunday Rev Dr. ena.en r Fowl ee
Rev. Dr. 4. =: Fowler Of Calvary church will
read paper before the Baptist ministers con
terence Monday morning, on ''James Martineau,
Rev: R: N. West Of the St. Paul First Baptist
cnurch VIII preach for Trinity church tomorrow
morning Theme, Some Matters Connecting the
Sabbath with the Strenuous Life
~. The ;, Harris Garfield meetings begin at the
Toronto Bible school, will preach on s'The Hea-
Of n e egfPp Top ae%e III T M a
SPEAK daily at $50 and 745 Saturday
in the Old Testament under the head. !sThe Cos
pei According to Moses'' The evening meet
ings win be evangelistic. Rev. Homer 6anfieid.
The meetings will conclude April "a with morn
ing . and evening sermons by Dr. Harris '.The
The Master Mracle-The Conversion Of Saul"
ne Bishop Wame Of India viii address the
p: M, and the congregation at 7:45 p. M, to-.
morrow. He will be introduced in the evening
asR snG Gn Will has talk Gst tine no
duet, Quoted blythe by the pastor, Rey S D. Hutsnpiler
christianity' viii be made eesse' Oh 'fae eicai
Regular Bible study, is held Saturdays at noon
Volunteers Mission, 246 Hennepin avenue. D..
The Gldeons viii have charge Of the services
at At: the Forest Heights Congregational church,
lion and James avenues N, Sunday at 1880 p m
Twentieth Tn an, and Hennepin to James avenue.
evening 8, viii be IN charge Of the Gideons
quartet; Miss .Marstonw ill sing the onertory
them, "A New Heaven and New Earth,'' barry
tone sole and quartet Gaul; offertory, tenor solo
from To9 THE Seven Last Words of Christi spe-
=, The Young PEOPLES Christian Union of the
Church Q,rd Of the Redeemer will meet in the
Grey, Rey Marion 10. > shutter DID,, pastor of the
oecu ny s s pap xn f cc9E Ee
Rsgon oets with I'll The
terpretation Of Life" Appropriate music will
The choir of the Church of the Redeemer, under
the direction Of Emil Oberhofer, assisted by
Mrs, Alice Bagley milford. violinist; Mrs L. A.
North, soprano, and Joseph Smith. basso will
give another of their justly appreciated 1nusica;
programs at 1880 p. m. The service Will begin
large, regular pew holders who desire p't their
pews reserved are requested to notify the ush-
The Woman's association Of the Church of
81 rs e hSs at at
nue. $, Thursday afternoon. p. d. nlien n ood
assistant pastor talked on 'The Schools Of the
! Rev q C,smnhe11 n1orr.,,s =, a. -
ley church for the benefit of Wesley chapel and
the topic Sunday evening at the First Congre
Rev. 1. N. Sweet Of warsaw, n. =. IS sup
Sundays. Those WHO heard him io last 81 Sunday day.
were much pleased with him. He will SPEAK
at the Lake Street Methodist church Sunday
trip thru South America ard Miss Cody viii vii tall
Nazarene church Of Los angeles, viii viii begin ~ !
Twelfth avenue S and Ninth Street sunda,
evening. Services every evening at 7:45
George " Beaeh viii sse
illsstrated lecture on the Life of Christ =
81 all The VIII BE ees ef ED as
! Synod in the United States. special program
1 for proper observance of the day is being
prepared by the Augustana Lutheran church Of
1 this city. The collections during the day vii
| be for the endowment of the chair In church
history in the theological seminary at Rocl
Rev. Dr., Fl. g. Jacobs, president OF tn,
made brief visit to Minneapolis last Wednesday
! In the afternoon the Swedish Lutheran pastor
/ Of Minneapolis met the doctor at the home 0
Rev. 6 j. Petri. 1t was his first visit to Min
neapolis, and he was very much interested ii
knowing more about the progress Of the Luther
an church in the northwest.
/ AT westminster church Sunday morning Mis-
CLARA Williams will sing as ofertory. 'tThe Lor,
! Hollins. Parents will have opportunity to pre-
sent children for baptism. Evening music !:
Organ. Ave Maria Arcade1t: anthem "If
i 60 Not Away, Adams; offertory, 1.-THE Even
Gently Sinking Neyins. :
= The Ladies' Missionary society OF the Angus
tana Lutheran church has voted to give th
+ Offering of S6l-S2. taken at the twenty-ffth an
niversary to the home mission fund Of the Mir
.nesota conference and to contribute 5000 to tn
organ fund of the church. This fund has reache
almost $1,000. The committee has vet to rails
about $75 and that will be done before May
/ METHODIST.
Il Wesley-James $. Montgomery; morning
when the Tide Goes Down.; evening, "Amon
the tn &c. Common Things" Special music. cai
ing the Geod'' evening. "a world Guide POST
Il third in history series. Special musical pr,
5 gram in evening. =
!. Richfeld-F. D. Brown; morning, aThe Diyin
Bookkeeper.n Singing by chi1dren's choir.
i preaching at .7:3o. Sacrament and baptisms
service and reception OF members at 4 D. M
G. G. Valentine officiating.