The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-08-05
PILGRIM NEWS LETTER.

Mrs. Whitefield, associated with
Miss Mamie Burroughs. in her Ma.
tional Training School for Women
and Girls, at Washington, d. c.. Ia
visiting st. Paul, in the interest OF
her school. She is also a field work
er, an interesting talker, full of en-.
thusiasm. She will speak about her
work directly after the regular morn.
Ing service. Let us give her a rous.
ing welcome, and greeting, as this ia
her first visit to st. Paul. Ladies'
turn out, and meet her.
The Rev. John e. Ford of the Tn.
stitutional Baptist Church, Of Jack.
sonville, Fla, will visit our City on or
about the 18th inst. He is well and
favorably known in Minnesota and
the West generally, we look forward
10 his coming with pleasure.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Last Sunday was memorable in the
annals of Pilgrim 8. 8. as marking a
new departure in Sunday school work
within our churches. 1t is certainly
pleasant to see that harmonious
working together among superintend-
ents, teachers and class workers gen.
ierally. 1t typifies that broadening
influence that education should bring
to the human family. Mr.. o. c. Hall.
supt. OF the st. James s. s., was the
guest OF honor and right worthily did
ne perform the part of entertainer. or
orator Of the day. His theme was
Love, and he wove around it a beauti.
ful and touching story. Such enter.
change of courtesies is proper and
right and meets the hearty approval
or those interested in child develop.
ment.
FINANCIAL RALLY.
Next Sunday, 18th, is rally day.
The trustees hope to be able to raise
the $4,000 needed for current ex.
penses. Should there be more money!
received than is necessary for present
needs, 1T will be applied on our run.
ming expenses. At the evening sery.
Ice DIR. Mcdonald will give a Stereop.
t1con Lecture with dissolving views.
showing pictures just received from
Europe, and the Continent, never be.
fore exhibited here. Songs thrown
upon the canvas, will be sung by the
congregation and choir. These lee.
lures are free, and you should avail
yourself Of this opportunity and come
early. The Shepherds will rally and
gather in all the sheep. Hear the
report, see the Shepherds, and see
who gathered the greatest number of
sheep. Help your Shepherd to win.
Our District Leaders are planning
Dig things for the near future. A
large number of strangers are con-
stantly arriving in the Twin Cities.
many of them Baptists, students, Der
sons seeking employment, etc. By
visiting our Church, so that we can
meet you and get acquainted with
our Pastor, and people, we shall then
be In position to materially help you
IN every way. This Church belongs
to the people and Pilgrim extends a
welcome, helping hand to all who
enter within her gates.
Prayer meetings are we'll attended
Wednesday evenings. All are inyit.
ed. Gomez!
THE LAYMENS MOVEMENT,
Missions" is the slogan of the Lay
mems movement and aside from
current expense, missions cover
everything. Everyone expressed
themselves as satisfied that we
should without delay take hold of
and further the up-building of the
Masters Kingdom, realizing that Pill.
grim should do her part in the
Evangelization, and Outstanding of
the World.
Our morning Choir led by Prof
John H. Hickman Jr., is the best
young choir in the State, barring
none. We cannot find words to ex-
press our admiration for the splendid
work these young people are doing.
Our Church should give some fitting
testimonial for the faithful, earnest
work being done by them without
hope of reward. Our morning ser.
mon, without our Choir would be a.
great disappointment. While they
have asked for no expression of our
appreciation for their work, those of
us who love good music should lead
the way in this most deserving testi.
monial. To those whom honor Is
DUE let us not withhold it. If you