St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-04
ST. PHILIPS LUTHERAN
CHURCH

sT. PHILLIPS LII hH-hNsN
CHURCH
with so much wickedness in the
world how is the Church to meet
this problem Of evil? II It right Tor
the Church to use force or legal
powers to stamp out wickedmeSs
should the Church enter the fields
Of politics or social work to &C
tiuns which have agitated the
minds Of Christian leaders and lay
men for many, many years. DbEl-
ously, for the Church as the bony
Of Christ, this question can never
be settled on the basis Of what men
think Is right or proper, but on the
basis Of what God has revealed 70
US in His Word. our topic for study
next Sunday, Feb 9Th, will be The
Church and the POTblem OF Evil.
We shall seek to answer these
questions on the basis Of what Is
found in the Bible, using as our
text Matthew l3:24-3O. We invite
you to read this text beforehand
and attend our services at 9:45 a.
m See our ad for time, place ana
details.
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
sunday, Jan. 20, was mission day
at Zion. Ursula Matron was in
charge and wonderful program
was given by the talent Of the city.
Mrs. Willie Hale, Mrs. L. Harris,
Mrs. NJ. Crump, Mrs. Tresia War
rem were some Of those on the pro-
gram. The Mems chorus furnished
the music. Rev. a. l.. kirk preached
the sermon.
A large number Of people attend
ed the play at the evening hour at
pm. Remember the sick and shut
ms and the teacher and prayer
meeting Wednesday evening.
Visitors in the morning service
were f. II. Cater, Roland Grissom,
Mrs b. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs o.
II. Harris.
ST. PETER A.M.E. CHURCH
NEWS
National Youth Week was OBJ
served in St Peter church last Sun
day. The young people of our
church conducted the evening ser
vice, and gave a very good pro-
The pastor and trustees are
thankful to the members and
, friends for paying their pledges
promptly.
The morning worship Sunday,
| Feb. 6, will be Gods Promise to
Answer Prayer" The evening wor-
ship will be at 1880, an old fash
toned song and praise hour. The
| Allen Christian Endeavor meeting
will be at 6 p. m, and the young
people will have lively discussion
/ from $50 to 7.l5 y. IN.
Founders Day will be observed
at st. Peter church Sunday, Feb. 10,
| and there will be morning and eve
ming service. Every member Of the
| church is asked to be present.
TRUE APOSTOLIC CHURCH
NEWS
The True Apostolic Sunday school
| opened at the usual hour, Sunday,
| January 80, the attendance regu-
| lar The pastor preached in the
morning service. The $40 p. m.
| Bible discussion was supervised by
| the chairman. Mrs. Bessie Robin
| son; the third chapter Of the book
| Of Ephesians was used for discus
| sion. Evangelist, Oralee Carmichael
| Of Minneapolis was guest speaker
at the evening service; the message
was very inspiratiOnal. The Safety
| Zone" was the subject Of the ser
mon. Scripture text: The name Of
| the LORD is strong tower: the
| righteous runneth into II and is
| soft" prov. 1870 Visitor, Mrs. +
| Moore Of Minneapolis The union
prayer band OF St. Paul and Min
| neapolis will meet at True ApOs-
| tOliC Assembly on Monday evening
| Feb. I, at 4l6 Dupont Ave No. The
True Apostolic prayer band IS at
| your disposal, will pray for the
! sick. and gladly come to your
home. Can Elder A. Robinson, BR
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