The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
CHURCHES CARRY
ilN THE REVIVAL
WORK BEGUN BY THE CHAIRMAN
FORCES WILL BE CONTINUED.
First and Tabernacle Baptist, First
Presbyterian, Wesley, Hennepin Ave
nue. and First Methodist and Park
Avenue Congregational Will Hold
Services Every Evening This Week.

Leading churches of Minneapolis are
planning to continue the revival SER
vices inaugurated by the Chapman
campaign and every effort will be made
to keep up public interest in church
work and in spreading gospel teach
ings. Churches in the fore in contlnu-
ing the work are the First Baptist, First
Presbyterian, Wesley. Hennepin Ave
nue. and First Methodist churches, Tab
ernacle Baptist church and Park Ave
nue. Congregational church.
Beginning this evening ati7:45, and
continuing thru the week, with the ex-
ception of Monday evening, DR.. A. B..
Marshall will conduct revival meetings
at the First Presbyterian church. In
this work DR.. Marshall will probably
be aided by two nonresident ministers
whom he has invited to assist. There
will be a chorus of forty voices every
evening. At Hennepin Avenue and
Wesley NJ E. churches services will be
held every evening this week with the
exception of Thursday evening, when a
meeting of the two congregations Will
be held at Wesley church.
Perhaps the busiest church of all will
be the First Baptist, where DR.. w: b.
Riley, the pastor, is planning meetings
for both afternoon and evening every
day. This morning his subject at lO:5U
Will DE TeCor anu Ills ue houSSooo
ors.'' This evening at 7:45 he will
speak on "The Fourth Commandment
VS.. Sabbath Breaking.' Thruout the
week the afternoon meetings at the
First Baptist church will open at ,
pm. and in the evening at 7:45. His
SUBJECTS for each day this week, the
afternoon service being mentioned first
are as follows:
Monday, Nov. 2o-"Amos or Heathenism An
cient and Modern; union meeting at Henne
pin Avenue Methodist church.
Tuesday, Nov. 21-"Obadah, or the Temper
ary Triumph of Enemies: '"rhe Fifth Com
n,andrncnt Irreverence."
Wednesday. Nov. 22-''Jonah, a Mino
Prophets Major Message: 1.-The Sixth Com
mandment Murder"
Thursday Nov. 2s-"Micah the Faithful an
Far-Seeing Minister"; The True Meaning o
Church Membership
Friday, Nov. 24-"woman's Rights in til
Home Nwomen only; The Seventh Command
There will be special services thr,
the week at Tabernacle Baptist church
They will be especially adapted t.
young people and under the direction
of Ernest Fagenstrom, the state Sunda.
school missionary A feature of tn
meetings will be the use of the stere
opticon with original cartoon slides
also object lesson sermons. Adults will
also be cordially welcomed. 1t is re
QueSteu CnaC cnllQfen under Il De &C
co1npanied by adults.
At Park Avenue Congregations
church services will be held every eve
ming this week. The services will
in the nature of prayer, meetings an
social gatherings where strangers wi
. be made most welcome into the church
At Plymouth Congregational churc
evangelistic service conducted by tn
pastor. Rev. Dr.s'L. IT. .Hallock. -,
A large chorus choir, under the 1ead
ership of A.. w. Eddy has been organ
lied at the First Methodist church. Thi
church expects to keep up the revive
effort, and to that end has organize
committee of one hundred' fc
personal work. Dr. Jordan will spea
this morning on the theme, "Livin
Sacrifces,' and this evening on "Tf
Devils Mortgage.' A popular son
service will begin at 1880.