The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-30
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW

am; evening service at 1880; Sunday school
GRACE corner Twenty fourth street and, Six
teenth avenue S)-The Rev. Andrew D. Stowe,
rector. Service at 1880 am. and 7:30 pm,
STHasE zsaSE + 12 n3se Irving p John
LUTHERAN.
FreasFc Ds sieyers
ST. JOHN s-Rev A. F. Elmquist Morning and
evening: special singing by Miss Prestun and
NORWEGIAN TR1N1TY-Rev. G. oftedal. Morn
M est'f n B. iEG Th1ed Morning
1890. Miss Katherine Hallum will sing lust
for, for Today; Engish service at 745; several
will meet at 1910: the Norwegian and the
aEM Hngsh STGdaE Tch1ols meet at p m
DI;D.,, Morning, The Spiritual Nam; evening,
Goods Gracious Thoughts" i
METHODIST. @
F1RsT-Rev. William H.: Jordan. Morning
1.-The Riches of Divine Grace; evening" ser
mon by Rev. Robert Forbes. ID.
slMPsoN-Rey is @ John A. Miller. Ph.D. Morn
What is Your Life?" Seven churches esel5s unite
in mems meeting at $3.50 pm. Sunday
sIns Speakers Judge John Day Smith T. O. Grit
Roberts: Music by male quartet.
HoPKINs-Rev. c. H. Sweat. Morning, prayer;
evening, revival meeting.
PARK AVENUE-Rev. G.. G. VALENTINE. Morn
HENNEPIN AVENUE-Rev. Fayette L. Tbomp-
son. Morning, "a Years Retrospect; even
ing, 'Medelabon on the Vision" DR.. Fayette
L. Thompson closes his first years work at
Hennepin Avenue church on Sunday, and will
preach a sermon in the morning appropriate
to the occasion:
WESTERN AvENUE-Rev. H. B. Collins
Morning, "Wherefore Didst Thou Call Me:'
evening" sVr srn "A ,,Ar Sermon Without Text"
reports by every organization connected with
the church; evening; sermon BY pastor.
Traps for Mice and Men," s..s 81 i.
FOREST HEIGHTS = Rev. Charles Summer
supper and reception of members: evening.
REASONS Verdict Concerning the Divine Char
acter." Sunday. Oct: 80, will be observed
Rally day for the Sunday school Address
by Mrs. Bernard and special exercises by
school, -. .' ~.
WESLEY Rev. L. T. Guild. Morning. ''The
| Valley of soreh: the Robbery of Gant;H
prelude upon THE Clergyman and Churchman
In Civic Affairs" --e.. .z
FoWLER-Rev. P. A. Cool Morning, closing
sermon of the conference year; evening, must
cal program by choir and others.
CENTRAL eEE GERMAN.Rev t;,-t Christian Holm
Harvest home festival Sunday evening at No
program will be rendered. Everybody In
vited to come #ai
MINNEHAHA-Rev c. NJ Heard. Morning
ga Community Without Church.; evening
"Home, Sweet Home The last Sunday Of
FossE Rev ]. W: Heard Morning. sermon
ing. "The Scapegoat."
PROSPECT PARK-Rev. W. G. Calderwood Ii
the morning; evening, Rev. Thomas H. Nc
| Crossan Of Bethany Presbyterian church
PRESBYTERIAN.
STEWART MEMoRIAL-Rev R. A. Wander
| Las Morning, communion and reception OF
| members; evening, "a Perplexing Prob.
| lem.'
| Evening, 'tHeart Tonic. Communion service
and reception Of now members.
GRACE-Rev. Donald D. Mckay. Service morn
ing and evening. Morning, ''In the Masters
Service; beginning the eighth year of the
| present pastorate. Sabbath school rally al
! r. Christian Endeavor at $50.
/ RIVERSIDE CHAPEL-Rey Benjamin R. Weld
Morning, children's service; evening, 4'The
/ viii of Christ. Riverside chapel rally day
vANDERBURGH MEMoR1AL-Rev. w. O
/ Wallace Morning. communion, reception OF
/ new membrs; evening, Not Ashamed of the
4 Gospel Good music at all services. Stran
4 gers invited and welcomed
FIRsT-Rev. A;s B. Marshall, DID,. Morning
'.our Memorial Day; evening, THE Lumbe
4 Jack an address by F. E. HIGGINS of tht
j Minnesota lumber camps.
/ HOPE CHAPEL-Rev A. H. Patterson. Even
| ing, ''The Secret of Satan s5
iBETHLEHEM-Rey. Stanley B. Roberts, DID