The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

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The Northwestern Bible conference,
which is to be in session July! 30 to Aug.
20 at the state fairgrounds, is to be ad-
dressed daily for two weeks by DIR. II.
Grattan Guinness of London, Eng.
DR.. Guinness was in the twin cities last
December for a month and spoke almost
daily. He preached in most of the
and before the students of two or three
colleges. He is well known, therefore
in this part Of the country. It will be
of interest to women to know that his
accomplished wife is to be with him and
has consented to deliver four or five ad-:
dresses to the women during the confer
ence.
The Guinness family is one Of the
most remarkable of the day. The faith
er is the author of a score of more of
volumes, and his daughter, married to
Howard Taylor, the son Of the great
Hudson Taylor, has written three or four
volumes that have had extensive sale.
His son, DR.. Harry Guinness, is known
the world around in connection with
ness, the second son, has made an envi-
able reputation in the China inland mis-
sion. This single family have inauguar-
ated extensive missionary movements
on every continent, and thru the school
of which DR.. Guinness is the head, have
sent out about 1,200 preachers to all
parts of the earth.
In London he is the head Of the mis-
sionary movement known as The Re-
glons Beyond and also the founder
Of the great Bible Institute for Home
and Foreign Missions, located in East
End He will be present from the be,
ginning Of the conference.
w. B. Riley, pastor of the First Bap-
tist church,. and secretary. Of the pro
from Gorenor johnson consenting to be
present, and make the introductory ad-
dress, presenting Governor Robert La
Toilette Of Wisconsin on the afternoon
of Aug. Z. Preparations for the enter.
tainment of crowd on the grounds are
going forward
CHURCH NOTES.
The Gideons will have charge Of the services al
the Grand i'd Avenue l Church Of chsris Grand ay
Rev. R. Edward sayles, the new pastor Of
the First Baptist church Of Austin, Mimi, vii
preach at the Trinity Baptist church tomorrow
morning.
has selected a theme for her closing ad
dress before the summer vacation, Listening
to the Silence -r4r- -.- ---s~1z .5.-.---
Rev. F. E. Jenson will preach at st. john
English Lutheran church tomorrow evening
There will be special music and solo b!
Beatrice Gjertsen.
Rev. H. N. Hendrickson will preach in Grac
church, Seven Corners. at the morning and even
ing services tomorrow He will fiji the pull
pit during July and August.
Rev. Herbert S. Bigelow, pastor Of Vim
occupy the pulpit of the First Unitarian churcl
tomorrow morning. His subject will be eth
Life Worth Living"
North NJ. 3: church will hold series Of ten
| tngS IIVndale N. FOrty-frS
e7apg e2epg T p M
.ous Methodist pastors Of the city.
Elder A. W. Kuehl, missionary just returne
from viii PHak in the
row evening. His subject will be where Viii
We Spend the Millennium" Services are hel
in the tent every evening at except satu1
day and Monday.
Rev. James Winfred Cool. pastor OF the Bee
ford Park congregational church Of New Yor
sRoTf E sTSesnfS
co of F. Ter fh Hf Rv
ef education free. lecture course Of New Yorl
Fe and he l5 e
viii be occupied both morning and evening
Rev DE- Thomas Bridges Of Newark
The Presbyterian church in Newark, from whic
9 fSrc af Has was MRS. sSa M t. F11ns
Mr.. Rayenscroft are to sing as the morning offe
tory, 80, Divine Redeemer,'' by Gounod. II
j. quartet is to sing, awake, Awake" by stephe
son. The evening music is to be as follow
Organ, "yorspiel,'' Ashmell anthem, ''He Th;
| Keepeth Israel Schlosser; offertory, 80, Fl
the Pearly Gates,' Hanscom.
Rev. Charles. H. Maxwelrs resignation as pa
4 tor Of the Linden Hills Congregational church
still in the hands Of the church clerk. II
church membership meanwhile refuses to acce
the resignation and is doing ail in its power
induce their pastor to remain. The relation
between the church and pastor have been u
usually pleasant Mr.. Maxwell resigned to tai
up missionary work in the foreign field. II
Il matter was discussed at the midweek pray
l. meeting, but no agreement was reached. NJ
Maxwell offered to- remain until JAM. 1, b
II stated that he could not recall his resignatio
The church is equally firm and refuses to a
u cept it,