The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-07
EPISCOPAL MISSION
CONFERENCE IS. NEAR
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED OF I'M
PORTANT GATHERINGS.
Prominent Episcopal Bishops From
Various Dioceses of the West Will
Be in MISUNDERSTANDING Service
aIsi
at St. Marks Church on the. Morn
ing of Oct. 10.

:. The program has been completed for
the fourth, annual conference in Min
neapolis Of hte Sixth Missionary de-
partment, comprising the districts a. of
Colorado, Duluth, Iowa, Kansas, Kan
Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota. sa,
ina,, and South Dakota. - The confer
ence opens Oct. Is and concludes Oct.
q. The program in detail is :, as fol:
lows: 49,: ,t,... go
Thursday, Oct. 49, -:
10 a,m.--Opening service of the conference at
st. Marks church; the presiding bishop as
celebrant; preacher: the eat. Rev. DR.. L. r.
Brewer. bishop of Montana. =
p.m,-Lupcheon IN St. Marks parish house.
2 p:m.-In Gethsemane. parlsh house-Address
of welcome, Rt. Rev. Dr.. s.. G. Edsall, bishop
of Minnesota; address Of welcome, Mayor David
p, Jones; response, Rt Rev. Dr.. d. s. futile,
presiding bishop; organization.
to $40 p.m.--Con ference Rt Rev DR.: s.
ID. Morrison, bishop of Duluth, presiding; IAN
Outline Sketch Of Present Conditions con-
sisting Of fifteen minute reports from the bishops
of Missouri, Iowa, Kansas City, Kansas, salina,
Colorado Nebraska, Laramie, South Dakota,
North Dakota and Montana. :?
.Eyening-Dinner by the churchmen Of Mime
sofa. 80, ~ - .,r ri
<.-.,.- Friday, Oct. 10. .,~--.:. p. 80.
7:3o a.m.-Holy communion at Holy Trinity
8 a.m.-Holy communion in st. Marks Pro-
Cathedral and Gethsemane and st, ,Pauls
churches.
a.m.-Morning prayer. Gethsemane church.
$50 a.m.-Business. Gethsemane parish house.
10 am.-Conference. Et Rev. DR.. a. t..
Graves, bishop of Laramie, presiding Ten min
utes for devotions and hymns. Three twenty
minute papers, each paper to be followed by
thirty minutes for discussion.
10 a.m.-Address. Methods of Missionary
Education" Rev. L. P. Smith, educational sec
rotary. =,
IL a.m-Address, THE Layman's Forward
Movement" Rev. Rufus w. Clark, ID, de-
partment secretary.
IL am.-Msson prayers Address, The Men
Thank Offering" Rev. Hiram r. Hulse, secre
tary. New York. 49, -. - r.
/ pm-Luncheon in Gethsemane parish house
p.m.-Resolutions and business
2:3O p.m.--Conference. Rt. Rev. DR.. -EdWarl
r. Atwill. bishop of Kansas City, presiding, Ad
dress, 1.-The Self-Supporting Diocese; the Rela
ton of Its Diocesan Missions to General Mis-
sions." Rev. j. Everest Cathell,' ID. of De:
Moines, Iowa.
$3.50 p.m.--Address, "a Clergy Able and Will
Ing to Cope with the Difficulties of the Small
Town; the Supreme Need of the Sixth Depart
ment." Rev. J. B. Van Fleet of Watertown
g. d.
4:30 p.m.--Address, "Our Colonial Response
biities." Rev. Hiram r.. Hulse of New York
s p.m.-A Swedish service at st. Ansgariu
church. with demonstration Of catechiZing q spec
imen confirmation class; followed by TWO shcr
addresses Swedish work.
Saturday, Oct. 20.
7:so a.m.-Holy communion at Holy Trinit
church. .
s am-Holy communion at St. Marks Pro
Cathedral and at Gethsemane and st. Paul
churches. p .
8 a.m.-Business. Gethsemane parish house.
$3.50 .a.m.--Sioux Indian service of mornin
prayer. conducted exclusively by Indians.
10 am.-Conference ON Indian work. RI
Rev.. Dr. William II. Hare bishop of Sout
Dakota presiding. Address, The Work Anon
White Earth, MINI. Address Lace wor
Among the Women Mrs. H. W. St. Clair q
Birch Coulie, MINI, Address, 1.-The Good Thing
God Gave to the Indians Before the Gospt
Came to Them. Rev. Philip Deloria. Flora. s.
IL am.-Address. The Colored Work Re,
John A. Williams of Omaha, Neb. Ten-minut
addresses Rev. Alfred H. Lealtad of st. Pau
Mimi. Jose H. Sherwood. st. Paul, Mimi.
IL p.m.-Final business session.
e. p:m.-Luncheon in Gethsemane parish house
pm.-Trolley ride about the CITY, startin
from Gethsemane parish house to Mnnehah
and st. Paul.
6p.m.-Supper at st. Johns, st. Paul.
s|p.m.-Mass meeting in st. Johns, st. Pau
Speakers The Mission Field Abroad" Re-
Mission Field at Home. Rt. Rev. F.. r. Mill
paush. I'D, bishop Of Kansas; Mexico, Brnz
and Cuba Rev., Hiram R. Hulse of New Yorl
.,~..... Sunday, Oct. 81. ..
Holy communion in all the churches at d
early hour. Service at all the churches, morl
Ing and evening. supplied by the visiting bis
ops and other clergy, -. ..-- -.
$3.50 p.n,.--At the Auditorium. Minneapoli
mass meeting, with bishops and other clerg
Seabury students, lay readers and vested choir
Addresses The Church-Her Faith" ut. Re
DR.. J.aD. Morrison bishop of Duluth; ''Il
Church-Her Heritage why Should We Pr
sent This Church to the American Peope?' ~ r
Rey.1D.@ s. futile, bishop of Missouri and pr
siding bishop. = : -.T.->r =,
$40 2. AT Christ church. st. Paul, ma
meeting, With bishops and other clergy al
combined vested choirs. Addresses: EFT
Church-Her Fifth" RI: Rev. Cameron Man
DID, bishop of North ,Dakotae. 1.-THE Church.
Her Heritage Rt Rev. S. c.. Olnlstead. D.I
bishopsof Colorado why Should We Prese
This Church to thes American People ~ Rt Re
L. b. Brewer, DID,, bishop Of Montana.