St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-04
sr IAMEs CHrRCH NEWS

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The World Our Parish" was the sub
ject of Rev. B. N. Morres for the
morning service of the fifth Sunday OF
the month which is set apart as MIS-
sionary Sunday" Mr.. and Mrs. II. Berg
who are training to do missionary work
in India were guests Mrs. Berg Tend-
cred several hymns on her accordion
which were very fitting to the mis-
Sionary theme. Mr.. Bonnie WllnaIns'
formerly a member of the First BaP--
fist Church in New Orleans, united
with the church. Visitors who wor-
shipped at the morning service were
Mr. Clarence Warren, of Pilgrim Bap-
fist Church and Miss Georgia Russell
of 635 St Anthony Avenue.
At S pm. the Charles Jacob Mis-
sionaTy Society had as their guest
speaker. Mrs. Cora f. Moore who
brought a missionary message and
gave highlights of the General Confer
ence which she recently attended IN
Kansas City, Special musical numbers
were rendered by the "HarmoneeTs' OF
Mt Onvet Baptist Church.
Rev Benjamin N. Moore left Sun
day for Chicago. Fort Wayne and In
dianapolis, where he will attend the
! funeral services of the late Rev.
Robert Shelton, representing the Min
| isters of St. Paul.
All members are urged TO keep IN
| mind the Church Conference on Mon
day, June 6, at 800 pm.
At the meeting of the University of
Life, Miss Patricia Foster was appoint
ed chairman of the committee TO make
all necessary arrangements for the
Pow-Wow to be held on June 10. Pa
| tricia says the Young People are going
| to have a bus and plenty of good eats;
she will tell you where they are going
when she talks to you.
Rev Moore will return in time TO be
in the pulpit on Sunday. As usual Wis
| itOrs are always welcome at St James
Come and worship with us.
ST. PETER anne. CHURCH NOTES
The members of St. Peter Church are
praying for Charles Curry family, and
| their daughter Lorraine. who was seTi-
| ously injured in an auto accident in
Los Angeles, California last week, 1t
| is hoped that she is much better by
now The Memorial services at St
Peter last Sunday were attended by an
| appreciative audience. The visitors
said they enjoyed the services, and
| hoped to come to worship with US
| again.
The Fifth District of the Woman's
| Christian Temperance Union held their
| last monthly meeting of the year at
| St Peters Church, June l. There were
| twenty eight unions represented, and
very helpful program rendered. An
| representative. Mrs. Ellen Z. Kurt,
| President, and Mrs. Irene NystTom.
Secretary. Pastor H. c, Boyd was the
noon day speaker.
The morning message. Sunday June
g. will be brought by Rev. II. c, Boyd,
subject, "A Life Surrender to God ="
/ lO:45 am. The Christian Endeavor will
meet at pm Evening Worship at 7 80,
| The Grant Woman's Missionary Society.
will sponsor mass Missionary pro-
! gram. the Rev. Carl Mckay, guest
| speaker and the Wayman AME.
| Church choir will sing. There will also
| be other musical numbers and speakers
| The public is invited Pray for the
sick and shut-ins. Sunday. June Is is
"Childrens Day" The Sunday School is
| sponsoring Promotion Day. and a
unique program is being planned The
| prayer meetings each Thursday at 30
! pm. will help you to be a better
| Christian. You are cordially invited to
worship with us.
MOUNT OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH
NEWS
Answering Gods Call" was the sub
| jeCt of Rev. Whites message at the
morning service May 30 His text was
taken from Isaiah SO. Here am /
Lord, send me"
Mr.. j. D. Milton of Omaha, Neb.,