St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06
ST. JAMES CHURCH NEWS


given In the behalf Of Christ, not
only 70 believe on Him. but also to
suffer for His sake. having the same
conflict which ye saw In me, and
now hear to be in me" Philippians
$3.50: Rev. Benjamin " Moore
brought the message The Privilege
Of Being a Christian"
A very interesting discussion was
led by Miss Gloria l.. Williams and
Miss dolores walker: who very def-
nitely pointed out the Educational
and Social qualities which they
thought every young man should
have. The University Of Life will be
the guest Of the Youth Group Of
rem Church Sunday, February Sth,
from to 7.3O =. NJ On February
18TH the current series Of discussions
Qualities Young Men and Women
should Have will be closed. The
girls Will complete their side by Civ
ing the Mental and Spiritual quail
ties they expect. Rev. Moore will
give an overall summary Of the
subject which will be open for dis
cussiOn by the Young People.
The Mr.. and Mrs. club will meet
Friday. February 6, p. NJ, with
Mrs. villa Mae Barber. Sy7 Iglehart
Avenue. The Service Guild will meet
Thursday February 18th, at s p. NJ.
old papers to this group for their
paper sale are asked to call either
Mrs. Compton, FL OlS9 or Mrs. Har-
mon, Ell 1886.
A group Of Junior High Young
People will be the guests OF the
Young People Of Cleveland Avenue
Methodist Church, Rev Ivan s Cow
man, Pastor. Sunday. February s, at
90 Z. NJ
Visitors worshipping at the morn
ing service were Miss Thelma +.
Oldham Of Dayton. Ohio. and Earl
McGee. one Of our own boys return
ing from service.
Rev. MOOre's subject for Sunday.
February 3, at St. Anthony Park
Methodist Church will be. Brother
hood in Action"
Rev. Wilbur D. Grose, Pastor Of
st. Anthony Park Methodist. will
Jericho Road" Both Choirs will also
exchange.
A very special invitation to at
tend st. James, Sunday. February 8,
brotherhood Sunday at u A. NJ
Bertha l.. King
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
NOTES
Reverend Floyd Massey Of Pilgrim
Baptist Church delivered his com
munion meditation sermon last sun
day on The Danger of Being Good"
II was message growing out Of
the death OF Muhandas X Gandhi
A Children's story entitled, The
Little Dog Who Found Himself"
was presented. Registered visitors
were: Mrs. c. McCurdy Of Bowling
Green, Kentucky; Miss Kathrine
Parks ~ Omaha, Nebraska, and Mrs
+. j. Tucker Of South Minneapolis
ON Sunday, February 8, which Is
Race Relations Sunday, Reverend
Memorial Baptist Choir will be
guests Of Pilgrim. Rev. Armstrong
VII speak on The Gospel in Five
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cox and his Park Baptist Choir and
congregation will worship with the
Pilgrim congregation. Rev. wiICoX's
topic will be The Bridge Of Signs"
The public is invited to come out
and hear these sermons
True APOSTOLIC CHURCH NEWS
The Sunday School opened on Feb
! at the usual hour-the attendance
regular. The pastors morning ser
mon topic was Freely Ye Have Re
ceived, Freely Give" found in Mat
thew, 1913. At the evening service
at p. m. Elder Robinson spoke from
the subject: Make An Alliance with
God" isaiah 3OI-S, Matthew 6th
chapter was the lesson for discus
sion at the $50 p. m. young peoples
meeting. Miss Mary Light, chair
man. Registered visitor, Mrs. Corine
NaEs, Minneapolis.
The True Apostolic prayer band
viii meet at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Thomas, at s16 4th Ave
No. on Feb. llth. Wednesday eve
ming, y. m. For the prayer band
service, call Elder A. Robinson, BR
SO95
Sick list: Herman Wiley. S2l|
Emerson Ave. No Charley Cooper
SOP Bryant Ave. No, Mrs. r. Thomas,
Sl6 Fourth Ave. No, Mr.. Roosevelt
simmons. Girard Ave. n, Is patient
in General Hospital
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