The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08
PULPIT AND PEW

Special services will be held at the Park Ave
nue. Congregational church this week, Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, at pm each day.
An address will be given each evening by the
pastor, DIR. G. S. Rollins. The theme will be
appropriate to holy week. tt
At the First NJ. e. church DR.. Jordan has
been holding Ienten evangelistic meetings all
manifested, and they have proven an incentive
to deeper spiritual life on the part Of many.
The meetings will be held the coming week and
the stirring events Of passion week" will give
emphasis to the themes chosen for each dis
course Sunday mornings will be on
the theme. THE King Is Coming: Long Live
the King In the evening the subject will be
1.-The Rejected Guest r -,.-..-.s..r /.
After two weeks Of successful evangelistic
work in the First Presbyterian church in Duluth
Rev. Stanley B. Roberts will occupy his own
pulpit in Bethlehem Presbyterian this morning.
Subject, "Christ's Entrance Into Jerusalem :;
evening" 1.-The Investment of Influence" a SER
mon to young people. #--.# -
Tom Mackey will preach at Stewart Memorial
Presbyterian church at 7:45 Pm. today.
1.-THE Life That Now Is, as Jesus, Taught IT,
will be the subject Of the morning sermon at
Trinity Baptist church. In the evening, DR..
Crandall will speak on ''The Passing Of John
Alexander Dowie." Services for the deepening
Of the spiritual life, to which all are invited,
will be held in the chapel on Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings, beginning at
pm.
There will be meetings for young people at
| tho First Baptist church every day this week,
at 4 pm. Saturday excepted, conducted by
Uncle Boston, Smith.
At Midway Free Methodist church. University
and Lynhurst avenues. Rev. Burton Y. Neal will
preach at II am. today, followed by sacra-
mental services. Preaching also at s pm.
At the New Thought Lyceum, Masonic TEN.
pie, morning address by Ruth B. Ridges on
1.-THE New Race. Children's hour and study
class, 10 am.
school will be held at the church, Franklin and
Seventeenth avenue, this morning and evening.
Last Sunday Wesley church received the
three hundredth member since Dr.. Guilds pas
| torate began, April % Of last year. 1t is an
| t1c1pated that he will soon preach special
pastoral sermon in celebration of the large
| number Of accessions. $685.. T. :...-, =
| DR.. w. n. Geistweit. who breaches in Cen
trail Baptist church today, has not been invited
to supply the pulpit as candidate for the pas
:terate recently made vacant by the resignation
Of Rev. Theodore Heysham, but, having to visit
Minneapolis on private business, his services
were secured by the church as a valuable avail
able supply. He will preach both this mornin,
| and evening. sy$4 rl4s,.~ ,~-. 49,. u
chorus choir is being organized at Contra
Baptist church under 1.-the direction of Franl
| c. Lane, and will make its first appearance a
this mornings service:'d Tie choir is made u,
mainly Of young people from the church mem
bership.
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Rev. Gustave Melley will preach this morn
ing and evening at the Norwegian Danish church
Confirmation rites will be administered thi
morning at Salem English Lutheran church
Rev. DR.. Trabert will preach; subject, 18th
Manifestation Of True Love for Christ" Their
will be service every morning during holy wee
except Saturday; services also Good Frida
morning.