The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08
HOPE FOR BIG REVIVAL
General Conference Of Christian Work
ers to Be Held in the East.

w. r. Moody has issued the announce
ment for the twenty-third annual SEES
sion OF the general conference of Chris
t1an Workers, at East Northfeld, Mass,
Aug. 4 to 20. Great things are hoped
for, especially in the way Of religious
awakening and revival, similar to the
recent movement in Wales and England.
includes sPrebendary Webb Peploe, Lon
don; Professor James Denney, ID,
Glasgow; Rev. A. 7. Pierson, D.D.,
Brooklyn; Rev. Henry CIV Weston, ID,
Grocer theological seminary; Rev. How
ard w; Pope, New Haven, Conn.,; Rev.
Frederick Lent, New Haven; Rev. Len
st. Blought T;3i;a Atlanta; Rev;
W afmaf Bser NeM aa'aaapossc s% pn1
bell Morgan, DID,, London, Eng.
The music at the conference will be
conducted by G. G. Stebbins Of Brook
lyn and Lewis s. CHATTER. Of East North
field. 81 sfsSSss as
The post conference addresses will be
given by Prebendary Webb-Peploe Of
St. Paul g, London; Rev. g.. Campbell
Morgan, ID, London; Professor James
T R,enney. ", DiiD:, Of Glasgow, Scotland.
tinue until about Sept. Is.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rsy 8 n R MeEsh Ct Ezss Mn viii
dale and Fourth avenue N tomorrow.
sr Avenue Methodist H Tpissopa, church; Bsesf
Episcopal church tomorrow evening 0-eN'
.Wiegand's beautiful Sweet Is the Work, .
VIII pc 9. sung as the offertory at Westninster
viii occupy the puipit both es morning and e1en,
The course Of sermons "Heretics Of .History''
Ing much attention Sunday evening he Will
Rsy A.. F. Elmquist pastor Of ST. Johns
at e. 72s Eighteenth street. His first services
The First Congregational church and the An
drew Presbyterian church will unite for a union
service tomorrow evening. Rev: G. r: Hubbard
| church. :-s'
! At the Church Of the Redeemer services will
the usual time, with sermon at each service,
either by the. pastor, Rev. Marion D. Shut
ter DID,, or BY the assistant pastor, Rev. e.
Rev. Dr.. Peter Glare, presiding elder Of the
| Mankato district, former pastor Of Simpson
eMthodist Episcopal church, assisted at the
George H.. Quigley. of. Wells. Minn.., who was
an intimate friend of the. deceased, also at
| TENDED the services. $3.50
Rev. Thomas McClary, the Methodist railway
men and their families at the Thirteenth Az
enus N: e church tomorrow. evening: Rev. 9.
F. Sharpe, the pastor, in Denver fer the Eg;
preach at the morning service ALSO
| A union prayer meeting Of the churches OF
| District No. held in Bethlehem Presby
terrain church Thursday evening; The services services
Methodist church. Similar meetings will be
held from time to time preparatory to the
Chapman meetings, which will be held this
At the First Presby terian church tomorrow
evening, Dr.. a: B. N. Marshall will begin series e.
Modern Criticism The special themes. will
Bbe hy July Masns Of
Bible; July 3d., MARKS in ny Bible p
The morning and evening offertory at the
Covell:Every. leader of the fremont Street
Methodist church choir, Boston. DR.. W. b.
Riley Twill preach in the mornings and As
1pf Hope pheP RssssR p aas Aoo''
list church fhicaFo, III sdpplE for Trinity
Fpan be
portant pastorates In New York: He was pas
tor Of, the. First Baptist church Of Lowell. Mass
torate. which began last fall This viii be his
| first visit to Minneapolis and the northwest.
the scene Of many aetyties II
ing parties have already been on the grounds,
and more than twenty-five families are living
within the assembly enclosure The ,regu.
and continue until Aug. 20. Program will be
! sent and inquiries answered BY addressing
Ernest Fagenstrom, Mound, Mimi.