St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-03-09
News of the
CHURCHES

Border Methodist Church News: The
communion worship on Sunday morning,
March 4, was focused in the compassion
of Jesus. The minister's subject was And
1 Cried,' stressing the healing and restor-
ing values of tears in a moment of world
heartache.
Thursday evening, March 8. the Hattie
Dwyer guild met at the home of Mrs. Minta
Mosley, 428 Colfax No.
Sunday, March IL, at IL a. M, the min
lister will preach Joseph, Man of Destiny.
This is youth Sunday in our church. Every
youth and adult is urged to come and wor-
ship.
The D Day Prayer band will meet at the
home of Mrs. Hester Jackson, 612 Emerson
No.-Church Reporter.
Pilgrim Baptist Church News: The
church school convened at AS a. m. The
children's story was entitled THE Right
Wins Out
The ordinance of communion was OBJ
served Sunday and Rev. Floyd Massey de-
livered a communion meditation entitled
the Fiery Furnace" The sermon was
based on the passage Daniel 3:1-30. From
the story of the three Hebrews in the fur
mace of fire. Rev. Massey said To-day
many of US face much fire and persecu-
ton, but we must hold on to our convic-
TONS"
The Baptist Youth Fellowship panel dis
cussion was well attended. ...
Quarterly board meeting of Minnesota
State Baptist Convention will be at Pill
grim for an all-day session March 8.
Rev. Massey will be the speaker at the
MONDAY lenten services at st. James We'd
nesday, March Church Reporter.
CamphOr Memorial Methodist Church:
The largest congregation of the year was
present last Sunday morning and heard
Bishop Edward w. Kelly, ST., of st. Louis,
deliver the dedicatory sermon for our
church building. Bishop Kelly's subject was
THE Absoluteness of Invincibility." After
the sermon our pastor, Rev. Clarence T. r.
Nelson, made the appeal for the Crusade
for Christ rally. A total of $401 has been
raised to date.
Mrs. Winona Minis, of Minneapolis, was
the guest soloist for the service. The choir
was under the direction Of Mrs. Celeste
Douglass. After the crusade rally, Bishop
Kelly dedicated the church building, that
was freed Of Indebtedness, as well as the
parsonage, last fall.
Rev. Nelson will deliver the second of
the series of sermons on the general theme,
Our Responsibility to Three Glasses of
People Affected by the War. Sunday
Chester Russell, who served two years in
the army before receiving a medical dis
charge, will sing. Returned service MEM
bers and friends will be special guests at
| the service.
Symbols a one act religious pageant,
written and directed by Mrs. Eva Taylor,
will be presented at $3.50 p. m, Sunday.
| This is the beginning of a series of twilight
| services, which will be known as the 'Fami-
ly Hour" as all groups will participate.
st. James A. M. E. Church News: He
| Came Unto His Own" was the subject of
Rev. B. N. Moore's subject, last Sunday,
March 4.
S. Vincent Owens, executive secretary
of the st. Paul Urban League, talked on
the effort being made to secure a perma-
nent F. E. U. c., at the University of
Life meeting at six p. m. Young people
| of st. Anthony Park Congregational
church were guests. The discussion period
| for the next three meetings will be used
for Youth Conference reports. Brewer Lee
| Clark, Maxine Worthington and lone Rus
sell will give their reports on March IL
| at p. m.
Lenten services are being held each We'd
nesday from IL to 1 p. m. at St. James
| A. M. E. church. Rev. Moore will bring the
meditation, March IA.
The Bible study class which meets each
Friday at Z p. m, is being very well at
tended. This class is open to all. Rev.