The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-14
THE CHURCHES:
CHURCH NOTES,

nounces its social committee as follows: Chair
Mrs A. L. Smith Mrs. Max S Farwel sn a. Roy
Clark and r: P. FELTON,. To fill vacancies Mrs.
Window c. Crane was elected deaconess.
church. and He7enfh sseet
will deliver series Of special Sunday evening
fa2ws 5aP T. to saS S
Minister to Babylon; Jan. %, to young women
Queen Hs ST !eT s Msqs %no I
on The Conversion of Secretary Of State"
BY IN the 5ee aast
G. Melby, assisted by Miss Martha Jansen, have
proved so interesting that they will be con-
tinued every evening the coming week.
At Bethlehem Presbyterian church Thursday
evening was held the annual roll call and 221
9sy Letters and kilograms
Altogether it was one of the most delightful
occasions o, in the history of the church. b. B.
to the pleasure of the evening. Cottage meet
9; R. Fowler, 1856 First avenue S; j. T: Wells
2606 Harriet avenue: Robert Dewar, 3O36 Pills
s. tE Of &Sah9 W
begin evangelistic services Jan. %.
IT: The Woman's association of the Church of the
Redeemer will meet Wednesday at pm with
Mrs. a. w. Paris, 1900 Fremont avenue s..
Plans ans for 3ht the new vii ibe discussed
deemer, Monday: at 1890 am. :.
FRANCES Potter of the state university will be
| given in the Church of the Redeenier. Monday.
| 1al:, IL, at pm Subject: Genesis" These
society.
| George Bishop will give chalk talk at the
| Fowler Methodist church Sunday evening. The
subject. 1.-THE Modern Prodigal.''
~ At Plymouth church tomorrow Rev. Harold
nu HUI assistant pastor. will preach the sec:
Religion. The subject IAN Ideal for Indus.
Try, s from the text He that is greatest among
At Wesley Methodist S Church Rev, T. W. stou,
will preach in the morning. The subject of the
evening address will be Sacred Songs and Theii
| choir will render praise Ye the Father" by
S SD,nos and IN Heavenly Love Abiding By
More Love to Thee by Brewer. Free seats
to the public at all services.
| At the First Baptist church Rev. W. B. Ri
Our Moral Sinks This is the fifth sermon t o,
evinces. public interest in Minneapolis matters
A special program of music by quartet and tn
large eh6sus Under direction of Professor
THE religious Signs of the Times" as pre-
| scented at the Hennepin Avenue Methodist Eptsco
ThTen % m morning By Rev. Dr.
es In this country during the past year, thos
that have grown most and least, with spiritua
In the evening the musical numbers will be u,l
usually ally rich en-. Mrs BRACKET will sing Save n
+ " Goa MISS zPearce. ''CfOSSng the Bar; Mr.
Phillips Handels why Do the Nations an
Alvin Davies, .'Be Thou Faithful Unto Death >
The minister will speak upon 'The Relation Be
: tween Music and Worship
Rev. DR.. Latham A. Crandall of the Trinit
Baptist church has been assisting in specia
meetings this week at Mortified. He will oc
cnpy his pulpit az usual on Sunday. In the eve
ming his topic will be How the Prisoners Helpe
the Jailer'' second in series of evening sermon
on "a Night in jail
At the First Presbyterian church the winte
communion service with reception of member
B will be held tomorrow morning In the evenin
Rev. A. B. Marshall will speak upon t.The Grea
Confession" The choir will sing the anthem
s -'sWhat Are These That Are Arrayed?", by 81
John StaiIer, and Miss Alberta Fisher will sin
S '.The Sweet Old Story = @s
Il At Westminster church Sunday morning Mis-
Z Clara Williams and Mrs. w. N Porteous are
81 sing as the offertory Faure's "Crucifx.'' Re,
fDr. John e. Bushnell will preach on 1.-THE Irrig,
cation Gospel, In the evening. the sermon
full Story of Buddha.'' The musical program I
especial merit. is as follows: Organ, .tVespers,
Faulkes; anthem 81 Will Extol Thee Murray
toffertory THE Day Is Ended. = Bartlett; /,
+ Spouse, Heart Be STILL Warren.
Il The Christian Endeavorers of Southeast Mil
= neapolis will hold a conference at Oliyet Bapti
church tonight. Much interest is being disp1aye
II In this meeting. Rev. r. r. KEENAN, Of the Fre
& Baptist church Miss Violet Roberts OF Westmi