The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-21
PULPIT AND PEW

rory members OF the Men Is league
Of Calvary Baptist church held their
evening and after dinner elected off
GERS for the coming year as follows:
F. G. Nickels, president; Alton Wyman,
secretary; Alfred Maundorf, treasurer.
This evening DR.. Fowler will speak
in Calvary Baptist church on Putting
on the nds ha The quartet af M and
Henry F. Lyte.
Fifty members Of the Boys league
Of Calvary Baptist church had sleigh
ride Friday evening, returning to the
church for refreshments. The outing
was under the direction Of Mrs. F. A.
Jackson, leader of the league.
M. E. church will be Romanesque and
the first Of the week Architect Harry
W. Jones. will have the preliminary
plans ready for submission to the Off
cial board. The special features Of the
church service today will be a sermon
by DR.. Montgomery this morning on
This evening DR.. Montgomery will con-
tinue the special series on tSpain," his
special theme being "Cadiz by the
Sea-" Fowler church has received 500
copies of the new church hymnal and
psalter and these will be in the peWs
today.
Rev. Edwin Morrison of Penn COLI
lege, Oskaloosa, Iowa, will preach at
the Friends church this morning.
The evening services at Hennepin
Avenue church have been somewhat re-
markable recently in the fact that each
evening one or more people have pub,
with the church. The large increase in
membership has come. in considerable
avon + Il, &c
evening DR.. Fayette L.. Thompson will
Accomplishment
The pastor Of Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church will begin series of
| sermons on the ten commandments this
evening.
| The New Thought Spiritual society
of Minneapolis will tonight receive its
charter from the hands Of President J.
| s. Maxwell Of the Minnesota State
! Spiritual association. Several officers
! of the state association, including Presi-
dent Maxwell, are expected to be pres
emit, and special vocal and instrument
which follows a lecture by DIR. Louis
Williams and spirit messages by Mrs.
Francis D. Wheeler. The society will
make its home, until larger quarters
can be secured, at McElroy hall No. 1,
Eighth street and Nicollet avenue. The
public cordially invited.
The full houses Sunday nights at the
First NJ. E. church demonstrate the
| great interest in DR.. Jordan g discourses
On "The Sins Of Modern Society" His
subject this evening will be .Shams.
/ There are two more in the series, 1sThe
Leprosy, Jan. %, and DRY Rot, :,
Feb. 4. The large chorus choir, under
service Of s'old-time songs at 1880,
and is an attractive feature. The topic,
announced for this morning is Stand
j For the next FIVE Sunday evenings at
Wesley church DR.. Guild will speak
upon HPuritan Patriots. These lee
lures will be study in the life forces
of strong men who have stood for CIVIC
!. The series is as follows: Next Sun
day evening, "savonarola, the Catholic
Pnritan'': Jan. %, "Martin Luther
the Messiah of Modern Liberty -; Feb.
4. uOliver Cromwell, the Puritan King
and Sphinx Of History Feb. /! !,
"Abraham Lincoln (birthday ami
4. Washington. the Incarnation of the
!, American Revolution.
This is the last Sunday that DR.. Shut
Tier will preach at the Church OF the
Redeemer before starting for the Med.
Il iterranean. He will preach morning !,
and evening. During his abs absence Gess sae
K. Mason, DID, Of Chicago, who is Just
;; closing an extended passionate With st
! Panl,s Universalist church of Chicago.
!. He and his wife reached Minneapolis
Friday morning and DIR. Mason will De
I with DR.. Shutter in the. pulpit tins
, morning and evening, and assist IN the
services. -.
DR.. W. n. Jordan, pastor Of the First
M. e. church, will address the Y. M. U
!. A. mass meeting for men at $3.50 pm
) today on The Permanency OF Char.
II acter. ,, This address was previously
. given by DIR. Jordan before the asso.
Citation and SO appealed to the men that
81 he has been requested to repeat 1t
Kenny's orchestra will give sacred
E concert in the parlors, beginning
: at 3:15.
The Gideons will have charge OF
this evenings services at the Christian
!, Workers mission, 80 Washington ave
2 nue. S, and will have charge of thu
I evening services of the Chicago Avenue
Baptist church next Sunday.