St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-15

The Rev. l.. A. Mcintyre, pastor
of Mcfarland Baptist church of
Evansville, Ind, will conduct
evangelical services at Bethesda
Baptist church, beginning Feb. rs
through March 8, in connection
with the celebration of the church's
57th anniversary.
Border Methodist Church Notes: The
Border congregation was inspired by the
fine, creative message of the Rev. Daisuke
KitARRwa. His theme was The Second
Touch" He developed the three spiritual
conditions of modern man: the blind, the
semi-blind, and the illumined. The need
Of the hour Is that man receive the second
touch Of Jesus" His constant thought was
this: that a shrinking world requires en-
lRrged, transformed souls and a disruption
Of social barrierG
A number Of visitors worshipped with
US. Sgt. and Mrs. Lucius Hendrix of St
Luke's Episcopal church. New York City {:
Louis William Head, discharged veteran ;
Elmer L. Childress and Robert Whitaker,
JiDpie Smith, Mr.. L. Ford, Of the city. A
speclAl offering was lifted for Negro educA-
ton in the Methodist church.
Morning worship will be held on Sunday,
February II. at IL a. m. This is Methodist
sponsoring Borders George Washington tea
from to p. m. The public is invited.
fine program is being planned.
wayman A. M. &. Church Notes; Sun
day morning. the pastor spoke from the
subject: Fear Hath Torment" | John
AIS. In his message. Rev. Ashford said.
that in these days of rush and distraction,
Of controversy and unrest, we have so much
bewilderment and so little rest that men 3
hearts are failing them for fear"
What Is sorely needed Ia the comfort
and assurance of q religion that guides and
sustains men in their search for the way,
the truth and the life
The message was well received and every
one present enjoyed it. Visitors present
were Mrs. Virginia Collins and Mr.. George
Nelson of Minneapolis
The Margaret Rhoades Missionary Society
met at the home of Mrs. Theresa Jones,
Tuesday. FEBRUARY II.
Thursday. February II, the Youth Guild
enjoyed a sack social at the church. Sing
ing and games were the entertainment
Sunday is quarterly meeting day ; Sun
day morning. the Rev. W. Z. Guy, Presid-
ing Elder of the st. Paul district. will de-
liver the message come out and hear this
Sunday afternoon at 3 100 p. M, the Rev.
d. N. Moore, pastor Of St. James A. N. Z.
church, St Paul will bring the communion
message. and the St James choir will fur
nish the music. Immediately after the
afternoon service, the Presiding Elder will
hold his quarterly conference; all boards
and auxiliAries are asked to be present TO
make their reports.
Sunday. February %. at 500 p. m, the
Youth Guild is sponsoring a young people
musical. Come out and encourage the
young folIs.-Church Reporter.
81. Thomas Church Notes: The men $
club, at its meeting last Friday night.
discussed the style show that is to be held
April % at the CLIO Hall on Fourth Ave
nue. and Sth Street. Mr.. Spencer Smith
was elected To represent the Mems Club
on the general committee. Please set this
date aside and plan TO attend.
The Rev. DR.. HAnford L. Russell will
celebrate the Holy Communion on Sunday.
Feb. II. at II 100. His sermon topic will
be Revelation of MysteryA"
Bishop kemerer will be at St. Thomas
for confirmation on April 7 at 500 p. m.
All those interested in being confirmed,
please get in touch with Mr.. Wright
There will be no instructions on Tues
day evening. Feb. 10.