Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02
TOPICS OF TIE DAY OF REST
Dedication Services at the New I'm
manuel Baptist Church.
BISHOP NUELsoN HERE THIS WEEK
New Methodist PreIate VIII board in
Omaha Until He and Hiss Family
Secure Their Permanent
Dwelling.

II was glad when the Lord said unto me
let us go into the house Of the Lord"
This Biblical sentence will form the theme
Of the opening services OF the new I'M
manuel Baptist church and dedication of
the Bible school rooms Sunday. The new
church is at Twenty-fourth and Pinkney
streets. The services will begin at 1890
a m. This program will be followed out:
1880 A.. Move Feast: Prayer and
praise service; short addresses by Pastor
7. II. Mcdowell and Or, Wilson Mills; OBJ
servance of the Lords supper.
II M.-Bible School Hour: There will be
a program, with a special message to the
OS S.S a P MmFs ~ DEi wl Mosti Mills The fol-
lowing brethren will bring messages and
greetings: For the Baptist denomination.
American Baptist Home Mission society;
for the Baptist churches and pastors, Rev.
George Van Wrinkle, pastor First Baptist
church Of South omshsi for the North
Omaha pastors, Rev. II. ]. Kirschstein of
the North sid Christian church; for the
church member Of North Omaha, Mr.. Will
PSaanvta IL; Anderson obaTcS OF tDs the cleze NOrt IN
North Omaha, Mr.. w. G. IRE OF the First
United Presbyterian church; statement by
s p. M-Dedicatory Service: Sermon by
DR.. Wilson Mills Of Des Moines, Ia; re-
sponsive scripture, 2 Chronicles 6:1-l3 and
7:l-6; praper Of dedication, Pastor Philetua
Mcdowell.
THE Coming Church will be the sub
jeot OF the sermon preached Sunday morn
ing by Rev. Nathaniel McGiffin at Lowe
Avenue Presbyterian church, Fortieth and
Nicholas streets. Services will begin as
usual at 1O:N and no evening service will
be held.
Bishop Nuelson, the newly elected bishop
of the Methodist Episcopal church, who will
have his residence In Omaha. is expected
to arrive In this city, August 6, accompanied
by Mrs. Nuelson. The present plan is for
them to stop at one Of the hotels until they
make some arrangements for a house. The
special committee of the Methodist Union,
appointed for that purpose, has arranged
for a public reception to Bishop and Mrs.
Nuelson at the First Methodist church., oil
the evening Of September 3. Some plan
was informally considered for providing a
home for the resident bishop, but no def
mite arrangements OF any kind have been
made. looking to the carrying out Of that
plan.
At the meeting of members CT the Swedish
Zion Lutheran church, Thirty-sixth and
Lafayette avenue, Wednesday evening, it
was decided to call a pastor to devote his
full time to the work in the church. Rev.
John o. Carlson was unanimously called
to fill the place. Rev. Mr.. Carlson came
here six years ago on call from the Ne
braska Conference and up to the present
time one-half of his services have been
with the Gethsemane church, South
Omaha. The two churches, under the direc-
ton of Rev. Mr.. Carlson, have been grow
ing rapidly and now found 1t necessary to
call separate pastors.
Rev. DIR. ]. ]. Lampe of the Presbyterian
Theological seminary will occupy the pull
pit In st. Marks Lutheran church, Twen-
tieth and Burdette streets, Sunday morning
at 1O:40 o'clock, and in the evening at =
o'clock Rev. o. NJ. Anderson of the I'm
manuel hospital will preach. The pastor,
Rev. DR.. L. Groh is out OF the city.
During the month of August the society
of the Dundee Presbyterian church will
have charge Of the evening ser,i.es and
special music will be made a feature OF
the meetings. The evening of August LIST
the music will be as follows:
Messrs. J. F. Maxwell, r. P. Anderson,
l., s. Dodds and J. j. Dodds.
Solo-As Pants The heart ,.... Charles Lang
Anthem-klng of Love, My shepherd Is.
.Hanscom Park Quartet
Misses Fulton and Westerfild and
Messrs. Newell and Lang.