The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-18
PULPIT AND PEW

Righteousness, as Jesus Taught 1t,
and as Others Teach It," will be DIR.
Crandall IS topic this morning at Trim
ity Baptist church. This is one Of the
series of sermons now being delivered
on the teachings of Jesus. The even
ing topic will be "Kindness,' one of
the virtues in human relations, but also
as exercised toward dumb animals.
There will be special services at Tab
ernacle Baptist church today, both
morning and evening. Rev. Mr.. Conant
will occupy the pulpit in the morning,
presenting the cause of Minneapolis
Baptist City Missions In the even
ing State Sunday School missionary
Ernest Fagenstrom will give review
Of the "Life Of Jesus Christ - with
stereopticon views,
At the First NJ. E. church, Ninth av-
enue and Fifth street there will be
love feast and sacremental service at
the morning hour today. In the even
ing there will be the graduating exer-
cises of the primary department. of the
Sunday school. An excellent program
has been prepared by the little folk.
"Some Old-Time Tragedies with
New-Time Meanings is the general
subject of a series Of evening studies
at the Hennepin Avenue church. DR..
Fayette L. Thompson tells this evening
"The Tale of the Tablet Found at &C.
bel Silsila'' setting forth the death Of
the first born son Of King Meneptah of
Egypt, the Pharaoh of the Exodus, with
the modern lessons from the ancient
tragedy. A full chorus supplementing
the regular quartet will render special
music.
At Salem English Lutheran church,
Garfield avenue and Twenty-elghth
street, Rev. DR.. Trabert will preach in
the morning on "The Power Of Christ s
Word.'' In the evening Rev. G. l.. War
stler of st. Paul, will preach on "The
WAY of Pardon.'' Special music at
both services.
Several changes have taken place III
the list of officers of Lyndale Congre-
gational church. Owing to the death OF
W. f. Edgerton, chairman Of the boarS
of trustees, and the resignation OF ).
M. Norris, who has rendered such faith
| full and efficient service for the past
several wears, most Of the time as chair
man of the board, w. J. Bruce and f.
T. Dinsmore have been elected to fill the
vacancies. and a reorganization has
been effected as follows: Chairman,
Albert A. Haines; finance committee,
B w. Smith, w. J. Bruce; committee
on care of church, F. It. Dinsmore, B. w.
Smith; purchasing committee, =. ).
Brown, W. J. Bruce.
! At Plymouth church the choir and
LARGE chorus of trained voices have I'M
der preparation for Easter Sunday
evening Gounod's oratorio "The Re
demption, - Or Tuesday evening will
be held the regular monthly meeting of
the Prudential committee at CLOCK
supper. Wednesday afternoon the La
dues Home Missionary society vii
meet with Mrs. Cavour S. Langdon
14O5 Tenth avenue S.. At the Thurs
day evening prayer meeting Mrs. F. L
Yoemans of Tennessee will speak or
s.The Problem of the Black Man,
The people of-North Methodist Epis
copal church will be specially favored
in having Rev. w. G. Swearer of Kore;
at the evening service. Mr.. sweare:
has been a missionary in the orient TO-
several years and his visit at this TIM
will be rare opportunity to learn VIVA
Christianity is doing for the hermi
nation No missionary offering will b
called for The pastor will preach IL
the morning. =
At the First Baptist church Sunda:
night Dr. Riley will discuss the las
question in the list Of 'tSix Vital CUES
tions,'' speaking on "Will There Be
) Literal Return of the Lord Jesus an
Literal Resurrection of, the Dead?'
Professor Gilbert will play Shelley
"Twilight'' as a prelude. The Offer
tory, by the quartet, will be Stone
"Sowing the Tares. -
< Wesley church will celebrate st. Pat
5 rick s day by special services this ever
s ing. At 7:45 Kenny's orchestra wi
render program of Irish music