St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-09

18th verse. The sermon was centered upon
false teachers telling people they don't
have to go to church, nor do we have to
preached to show that God intended for
there to be Temples for Worship. As God
told Solomon how to build it. He also
brought out clearly that the Scripture
says, Rom. 10:14-15, How shall they hear
without preacher? And how shall they
preach except they be sent? As it is
written, How beautiful are the feet of
them that preach the gospel of peace, and
bring glad tidings. 1 Tim. End chapter,
7th verse, tells of Paul being ordained
a preacher.
On Sunday afternoons at p. M, we
have a very interesting Bible class. Come
out and study the Bible.
st. Peter African Methodist Episcopal
Church Notes: The first quarterly Love
Feast will be Friday, November 9, at
7:45 p. m. The Rev. W. E. Guy, presid-
ing Elder, will preach Sunday at 10 :45
q. m.
Communion sermon will be preached by
the Rev. B. N. Moore, pastor of st. James
A.M.E. Church in St. Paul. The st. James
choir will sing November II, at 80 p. m.
All the A.M.E. churches of the Twin Cities
will unite in the afternoon service.
Quarterly Conference Monday night at
7:45. All the church departments and
clubs will make their quarterly reports to
the Presiding Elder.
The members and friends of St. Peter
are to be commended for the way they
gave to the coal fund last Sunday. The
attendance is increasing each Sunday. The
ACE. League had a fine group of young
people present Sunday.
The prayer meeting is growing in both
attendance and spiritual fervor. The young
people are taking part in the prayer meet
ings. Pray for the church and the pastor.
You will be kindly welcomed at St. Peter
A.M.E. Church.
st. James A.M.E. Church Notes: For his
Communion message, Rev. Moore's subject
was The Cross REDEEMED" The Cross,
he said, which had been symbol of shame,
was changed through Jesus to one of
honor and humility. 1t is the center of
the life of Christians, and has a royalty
which kings cannot have unless they live
by the Cross of Jesus Christ. Only can
those who love God and serve Him in the
newness of life, know the true meaning
of the Cross. We ought to have greater
motive for our lives in the Cross of Jesus
Christ; the Cross must be REDEEMED in
each individuals life. Men and women
who live by the Cross have strength of
character; it gives Spiritual atomic ener-
gy; it is the super highway that leads to
eternal life; it gives Spiritual citizenship.
The Cross is the Inheritance of the Blessed.
Rev. Moore was assisted by Bro. Calvin
Parker, exhorter, in the Communion Serv-
ice at the morning service and the Youth
Communion Dedication service at pm, in
which Iris Brown was reader and Gloria L.
Williams was soloist.
Visitors worshipping at the morning
service were: N. S. Askew, of Sioux City,
Iowa; Mr.. Kenneth Kellin, Kansas City.
Mo-. Mr.. Kenneth Harris and Mr.. Ernest
G, Collins.
The senior choir will be presented on the
Music Appreciation Hour from the Vet
Grams Hospital at Fort Smelling at 6
p. m. Saturday, November 10. This pro-
gram is dedicated to the veterans at the
hospital
Sunday, November IL, Rev. Moore and
the senior choir will go to St. Peter church,
Minneapolis. Rev. Moore will bring the
Communion message.
25, p. m. Mrs. Mabel M. Brown, and
daughter, Junauld Brown are co-chairmen.
Rev. Moore's subject, November II at
IL a. M: Spiritual Armistice." All are
welcome.
Flowers were in memory of the deceased
of the family of Mrs. Maggie Jenkins, by
Mrs. Maggie Jenkins and family, and Mrs.
Florence Louella Macklin, sister of Mrs.
Susan Triplett.
Pilgrim Baptist Church Notes: November
1, being the first Sunday, was Communion
and Rev. Massey used as a nucleus for his
message, the Parable of the Great Sup
per-" Luke 14:15-24. 1t was pointed out
that the experience of God in a mans
heart, is as a feast. 1t means Joy instead
of sadness and pain. In spite of the many
examples of Christians with long faces and
narrow concepts, Christianity affords Joy,
fellowship, good will and good humor.
Many of US refuse the invitation to
share in the feast of the Kingdom as did
the three men in the story. We feel that
Christianity through the church cannot af-
ford the satisfaction and solution to our
problems. As a result, we resort to drink
and fy-by-night amusements of the world
only to find ourselves more perplexed.
We need to give Christ a chance. Opposi-
ton to administration of the church is no
excuse for failure to accept Christ. Church
people who set bad examples are not enough
to stop US from accepting the ways of
Christ and following through with the
satisfaction, joy and fullness of life, which
it affords.
Thinking men and women outside the
church, must get wise to the real solution
to problems of life and give God a chance
in their lives.
Mrs. Ruth Jones, 355 st. Anthony,
formerly member of Toliver Chapel Bap-
fist, Waco, Texas, Joined the church.
The visitors were: Cpl. John Murphy,
Camp ANA, Riverside, Calf. John Barker,
SIT Carroll John w. johnson, 658 St.
Anthony; Mrs. Ruth Jones, 355 st. An
thony; Miss Willye Pearl Jordan, Madison,
Wis, and Miss Revaida Wright, S78 st.
Anthony Avenue.
The children's story title was: ''The Fox
and the Countryman."
At the evening worship hour, the Rev.
Richard West, Denver, secretary Of the
American Bible Society, gave the message
It was in keeping with the Bible Reading
Crusade, which concluded on November 4.
On next Sunday morning, Rev. Massey
speaks from the topic, '"The Atomic Bomb
and Christianity" At 100 p. m. we will
have an Armistice Day Twilight Service,
sponsored by the Senior choir and the