The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-16
PULPIT AND PEW

Lyndale Congregational church. having pro
vided for the liquidation Of the $2,S 800 balance
OF the heavy: debt that has hung over 1t since
Its organization, has now amade forward step
by taking action at its recent annual meeting
looking toward the hiring of assistant pastor
me church has also raised the salary of It's
pastor, Charles Emerson Burton, who is now in
the eighth year of most efficient pastorate to
$4,000. The following officers have been elect
ed: Trustee, B. w. Smith, to succeed himself;
Sunday school superintendent, j. O. Grifriths:
clerk, B. +. Coffin; treasurer, Ellis >McAllister
confirmation at St. Marks pro-cathedral today
at $3.50 am. and at the 1890 am. service will
preach the last in his course of sermons on 1.-The
Changing and the Interchangeable in Religion. -
The Mems club of Park Avenue Congrega-
dining hall Tuesday evening, followed by in
formal talks and discussion of plans of work
Tor the club during the coming year.
Miss Stella A. Woods third talk on "Child
Life will be given Monday at 8 pm. in the
are given under the auspices Of the Sunday
school union, they are open to every one inter-
ested in child life. ..-
"a Portrait of Love- will be the topic of
DR.. L. A. Crandalls sermon at Trinity Baptist
church this morning. In the evening he will
ligious Life" The prayer meeting subject for
this week will be waiting on Cod
At Fowler, Methodist church, Franklin and
Dupont avenues Rev. DR.. j. B. HingeIey will
tons of the choir are: Morning, "As the Hart
Hall, and ''Ofertory Solo, by Mr.. Lolita. The
special selections for the evening services are
20 How .Amiable," Barnaby; duet, 1.-The Lord
Is Ny Light" Buck, rendered by Miss HavilI
and Mr.. Grady. Free seats and cordial well
come to the public. -. 'tza II 80.
"The Religious Crisis in France is the
subject OF timely topic to be presented at West
minister church at 1890 today by Rev. George
T. Berry Of Boston. DR.. Berry is thoroly con
yersant with the ecclesiastical troubles in
France, having been long connected with the
McAu mission, which has been largely used
in spreading the gospel in France. At 7:45
pm. DR.. John e. Bushnell will speak on the
theme, ''The Song OF the Satisfied" Visitors
and travellers especially invited. Special music
by the choir.
Taking for his subject Glow to Make the
Most of This World" DR.. Cool at the Linden
Hills church will speak on the great question
Of every ones life, this morning.
distinguished Methodist missionary, Dr.
David s. Spencer. for twenty-five years a resi-
dent of Toxic, will address the midweek meet
ing at Wesley church Thursday evening. He
returns to Japan in few days. ~
At the First Unitarian church this morning
Rev. E. Stanton Hodgin Will consider some
questions that are frequently asked him. Does
Worship Imply the Relationship of Master and
Servant? Is Religion in the Nature Of Things
Necessarily Despotic? Is a Democratic Concep-
ton of the Universe Possible?'s
This evening at the Church of the Redeemer
Rev. Marion D. Shutter will give another lee
ture in the new series on Gravel and His
tory" His subject will be Jerusalem He
will speak Of the historic localities and the
influences that went out from them to all the
world. He will speak of visit to Bethle-
hem, the Jordan, the Wilderness Of Judea, and
other places which will be of interest to Bible
students. A special musical program under the
direction of Professor Oberhofer will be given.
The Wesley church bulletin will this week
contain letter from Rev. c.. II. s. Koch of
Calcutta India, the foreign pastor This is the
first communication received from him.
Dr.. l.. r. Guild speaks at Wesley upon the
Rejected Brother this morning. This is an
other of the character studies in the Old Tes-
lament which many people find Of unusual in
terest In the evening he breaches from the
ninth sermon in the series upon the Ten Com
mandments, ''Tho Shalt Not Bear False Wit
ness" -.