Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-10-26

Border Church NewSi The morning mes
sage for Sunday, October 81, was Ihe
Paralytlc," The minister told the story
Of the young man who suffered St,0 ,
that left him helpless and hopeless Inc
certainty Of his four friends that Jesus
could heal him caused them TO bring him
10 the feet Of Jesus. Jesus forgaye him
and restored him 10 health. The master
Teacher restored the paralyZed 70 health
and enduring life.
The morning visitors were: the Misses
Florence Benson and Gertrude Christensen
Of Wesley Methodist Church; Mrs. Ruth
Money and Miss Hilma Embretson OF the
Plymouth Gospel Mission Mrs. iona
Tyler, Geraldine Langums. Daisy Davies
Easie Whitaker, and Mrs. Grundy OF this
Mrs. Burn Hawkins Is visiting her daugh-
ter, Miss June Hawkins. in Chicago, Ill.
The choir will meet on Friday, October
26, at pm.
The morning message on Sunday. octO--
Der 2S, at IL am. will be. The Law OF
Love-"
The D-Day Prayer Band will meet at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Governor Cook. 2726
SOth Ave. So, on Tuesday. October 80,
at pm.
81. Peter A. M. z. Church News. Last
Sunday was a high day in our Church.
The services were all well attended. The
offering was above the average, and one
soul was converted, two united with the
Church. There will be a love feast on
Friday night, November O.. The first
quarterly meeting will be Sunday. Novem-
Der II. The Rev. W. E. Guy. Presiding
Elder of the st. Paul District. Is the pre-
siding minister, and will bring the morn
ing and evening message.
There will be gospel sermon at 10 :4b
am. Sunday. The choir will give re-
quest program Sunday evening. The choir
has worked hard to prepare for this pro-
gram. Come and hear the gospel in songs.
Mrs. Emma Simms, Chorister. Many have
sent in their request numbers. Pray for
the service. The public Is invited to wor-
ship with US at all services.
On last Sunday Rev. Massey spoke from
the topic, "a Word for Jesus" The text
was, There cometh One mightier than I,
after me. the latchet Of whose shoes l am
not worthy to stoop down and unloOse."-
Mark 1T.
Rev. Massey pointed out that in midst
Of our rush for treatments on various Sun
day topics in the American pulpits. too
much cannot be said for Jesus. Mankind
has little realized Jesus greatness through
the centuries, has realized the implications
Of his teachings less. and practiced them
least. As H. G. Wells put it. Jesus was
too great for our small hearts"
The Children's story was entitled, Two
Friends and the Axe"
Visitors were S/Sgt. James A. Thomas
Of Chicago. H.; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bratman of Minneapolis. MINI.
The evening service was sponsored by the
Missionary society. Reports of the Ma
tional Baptist convention were given by
Mrs. Lydia Brown and Mrs. Susie Gay
lord. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Russell led us
to worship with their excellent concert.
Sunday, October %, Is "a Call to Prayer
Day" Rev. Massey will speak from the
theme at the morning service. At s pm.
we will have an old fashioned Prayer meet
ing. Music will be furnished by the Gospel
choruses Of Mt. Olivet and Pilgrim Baptist
churches, and the McCune quartet. The
Deacons and Deaconesses will have charge
Of this period. No evening service. Wor-
ship at Pilgrim at II am. and pm.