St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-03

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We had a glorious day Sunday the
morning service was blessed with the
divine presence of the Holy spirit. Inc
two chOiTs gave us treat OF rear
spiritual music, which was edltylng 10
the soul The spiritual testimonies OF
the Christians brought Joy to our
hearts. Pastor Boyd preached. using as
his subject The Humility of Jesus.
The message was joyfully received Dy
the hearers, and one soul was added TO
the church.
attended by a large number of young
people, and the discussions were help
ful to those present. They are doing
a fine Job in Christian Education. Mrs.
Wreatha Maxwell is working hard TO
help our young people. We ask that me
members and those having anything 70
do with the children cooperate with
her Our president was absent for some
reason. We will be looking to see her
at her post hereafter.
Rev. BOyd's Subject Sunday
Sunday, Dec. 5. is the second Sun
day in Advent. Rev H. c. Boyd will
speak at the morning service at lo:45:
Subject: The Love of Jesus Christ. "
Evening worship at 80, subject: The
Need of a Deeper Work of Grace"
The Quarterly Communion sermon
was delivered by the Rev B. N. Moore.
We enjoyed the sermon. and the sing
ing of the chorus of his church. We are
thankful to both the pastor and sing
ers of St. James. St. Paul. Come again.
The A.ME ministers of the other
churches worshipped with us, and gave
loyal support in the absence of DR.. W.
E. Guy, who could not be present be-
cause of the death of his aunt, Mrs.
Phoebe Jones, of Keokuk. Iowa. We
sympathiZe with the family. and pray
that God may comfort them.
Let us remember how good the Lord
is to us. Let every member come to
church, and help Christ extend His
kingdom on earth. The public Is cordi-
ally invited to worship with us. We'll
come.-Reporter.
ST. PHILIPS LUTHERAN CHURCH
Do you know the signs of the timeS2
Do you realize that the world condi-
tions today have been predicted 300
years ago in Gods Word2 But most
important of all, do you realize what
Christ is coming again. and that His
coming may be very soon. 1t is already
later than we think. Sunday we shall
consider these Signs of His Coming as
given in Luke 81 1886. Come and woT-
ship with us and Join with US in medi-
tating upon Gods Word.
Thanksgiving Day services at st.
Philips were very well attended. as
were our services last Sunday. Among
those present Thanksgiving were: Mr.
and Mrs Carl Wade Jr., and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Harness and fam
lily, Miss Bowman. Mr.. and Mrs. Spen-
Ger Shivers. Mrs. F. bearing Mrs. Car
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Lark and Mrs.
Collins. The Sunday School enrolment
is beginning to grow, an dive invite you
to send your children. See our ad for
further details as to time, place, etc.
ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH NEWS
Changing just a bit from their regu-
lar plan of meeting. the Charles Jacob
Missionary Society will meet Sunday,
December 5. at / 80 pm. at the par
sonage. A dinner mill Prrecede, the
meeting. The District President of the
Missionary Society will be the guest
speaker at the meeting. All members
and those interested in the work of the
Missionary society are urged to attend;
bring your dinner.
The Mr.. and Mrs. Club will meet
Friday, December 3, with Mrs. Lillian
Balenger, 6l2 St. Anthony Avenue. All
members are urged to be present to
help complete plans for the Christmas
party.
The Progressive Club will meet Sun
day, December 5, with Mrs Eva Hen
derson. 638 Central Avenue West, at
400 pm.
The discussion of What we mean by
Personality Problems" by the young
people, Sunday evening at the Univer-
sity of Life, led to the subject, What
Of Young People and how to overcome
them" Miss ErmOn Owens and Mr..
Alfred Hanson led the discussion last
Sunday. Dec. 5, each person will bring
in five problems and their solution. II 5
interesting, better come out.
Rev. Moore will leave Friday for Chi
caRo to attend the 4th District Convo-
cation and meeting of the Board of Re-
HgiOus Education of the 4th Episcopal
District which viii make plans for
Christian Education in the district dur
ing this quadrennial. Rev. Moore will
return for services on Sunday which
is Communion Sunday.
The Gospel Choir has set the date
December Il. for their musical.
Visitors worshipinR at the morning
service were Mr.. Milton G. Williams,
editor of the Observer, and Mr.. Monty
Banks of Rochester. MINI Visitors are
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