The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-29

| was interviewed in regard to the sue
cess of the revival meetings conducted
in the different parts Of the country
by himself andEDr. Chapman. He said !:
lnmanYrespects | believe this has
been the most important evangelistic
campaign from first to last, that has
ever been planned for this or any
greater number of miles to be Travelled,
greater number of men to perform the
service, and has been the most strenu-
Gus work that anyone can possibly do.
| The tour was planned about a year ago
and has embraced the following cities:
Atlanta. Ga; Birmingham, N. Y;
Terre Haute, Ind; Colorado Springs,
Col; Fort Collins, Col; Denver, Col. ;
Los Angeles. Cal; Redlands, Cal; San
CAL; Portland, Ore; Eugene, Ore; Ia:
coma. Wash, and Seattle, Wash.
In brief the campaign may be out
lined as follows: Length Of time,
seven months; average number of
workers in the party, twenty-four;
number Of sermons preached by DR..
Chapman. 453; number of services con:
! Quoted by the party. 1875; number of
miles travelled, 1915. That the effect
has been beneficial to the cities visited
is evidenced by the letters received
from the chairmen of the different
committees since, the meetings closed.
ehurehen this YEAR 1pi AYE result Of this
work and thousands more. who were
already church members have been
spiritually quickened There is GER
tainly worldwide revival on today
England. Ireland, America and many
foreign lands have witnessed sweeping
revivals Of the old-fashioned sort. We
look forward with great expectation
to our work in this city and have nc
doubt that it will prove beneficial and
successful
PULPIT AND PEW.
yoiney B Snshing of Bangor: S Mt will .psai
terrain church. Oak and Essex streets Sc. TIT
admission is free.
Marriage and Divorces or How to Get, Get Vel
ing at the Portland Avenue Church Of Christ
the need of a national uniform divorce law thi:
lecture. is expected to be of special interest t.
The bimonthly district meeting Of the Epwortl
League will be held Tuesday evening at Simpson
NJ E. church. Rev: Mr.. Collins of the Western
Owing to the resignation Of President Rice the
assembly will be asked to confirm the appoint
members Of the cabinet
At the is % 5e
Henry Harwell, a commercial traveller who has
! recently had great experience. Special music
/ will be contributed by Professor Charles e
Rykert. song evangelist. who has been Al
work with DR.. J.. Wilbur Chapman the past win
The last meeting of the Ministerial alliance
| fOrN tits season will be held at the Young Mems
| Christian Association rooms Monday morning
| The address will be delivered by Rev. Dr.. r. 4
| Walton.
At Plymouth Congregational church Sunday
morning Rev. DR.. Hallock will preach on ..The
| Love Story of the Universe. In the evening
Forgiveness, On Friday evening sociable
entitled a Social Evening in Japan will be
given. John s. Bradstreet will give his stere
optieon lecture on Japan, followed by social
hour and refreshments in the reception room
All friends invited.
meeting Of the associated Sunday school
members OF Minneapolis will be held at Hen
nepin Avenue NJ e. church, Sunday at 23O pm
to hear Marion Lawrance, international secre-
| tary of the Sunday school association. Mr.. Law
| rance is here unexpectedly his way from
western tour and all are invited to meet him.
st. PauPs church, Rev. Theodore Payne Thurs
ton. rector. has made radical change in the
| hours of service. Sunday school being held at
pm. These hours are to meet the convenience
OF larger number of persons than heretofore.
! Sunday morning the choir of All Souls church
will sing selections from ''Stabat Mater by
Rossini: chorus, 'Stabat Mater Dolorose'; tenor
solo. Mr. Mead chorus. Ella Mater: basso
prano solo, Miss Harriette Hiscock.
| At Wesley church Sunday the excellent must.
cal programs will be continued. The chorus
choir. led by Professor Willard Patten. wifi
sing at the morning service. THE Lord Is King"
Marston; solos for tenor. soprano and barytone:
tralto solo. In the evening the anthem will be
{. Arise, Shine, Dudley Buck, with soprano