St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-11-11

ST. PHILIPS LUTHERAN CHURCH
II the ambassador from England
churches Unexpectedly some day
there IL no one who would recog-
nize him by sight, for none Of US
has ever seen him. Hence, to prove
his Identity to all concerned am
bassadors carry credentials. The
same thing was true Of Jesus
Christ during His life on earth. He
had certain credentials He used to
prove that He was the Saviour
promised by God the Father. These
credentials were unusual ones -
His miracles. BY His miracles
people should recognize in Him the
Son Of God.
But an ambassador also has a
certain job to do. He Is sent as
representative OF someone else. So
also Christ was sent, as He said,
ito do the win Of My Father" What
that job was has been much dis
puted in church circles. The answer
of course, Is to be sought in Gods
own Word, the Bible. This next
Sunday, November 10, we shall con-
slider Christ And His Credentials"
as our sermon topic at our morning
service. The text will be John TO-
1888.
We should like to remind all
readers that there will be two
morning services at St Philips
during the winter season, at $3.50
and II a; m. sunday school will
our ad for further details.
We should like to invite all Of
you to gather with us on Sunday
evenings at for our Sunday eve
ming Bible Hour.
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
The morning servic was well at
tended Sunday Nov. s. Scripture,
Oh 90 nd n
by Rev. Henderson. Music by the
Senior choir and Junisr choir. The
sermon was delivered by our pas
tor, Rev. II. W. Bolts. Text, nth
chapter of Psalms, 18th verse. AS
for me I shall behold thy face in
when l awake with thy likness.
Spiritual delivered was enjoyed by
all. Uniting with the church. was
Mrs. Queenle Chadwick.
Visitors in the morning services
were Mr.. and Mrs Paul Parker,
Salina Kansas; Mr.. and Mrs. oliver
roy Brown, Mr. Warren Carson, Mr..
| Francis Williams, Mr.. Maceo Car
Tuthers, Mrs. Frances Jackson. The
| evening service conducted by Rev,
| Henderson. Text, Luke l6, verse 3.
by Gospel Chorus. Prayer and
Teacher meeting Wednesday mite
Pray for the sick.-Mrs. Plouis
Moore, reporter.
BORDER CHURCH NEWS
Sunday, Oct. 80 at the morning
| worship, friends and members of
| Border who assembled to hear Rev.
Now is the Hour" were greatly
surprised when he announced a
change in his subject and spoke on
Why We Are Glad"
II was timely and fitting subject
! for the occasion. A man of faith
and a firm believer in prayer, Rev.
Sections foremost wish and con-
slant prayer. since coming to Min
| neapolis has been that Border could
have a new organ. His prayer was
answered. A new electric organ
was presented to Rev. Sexton for
Last Sunday was Communion Sun
day. A well attended church greeted
Rev. Sexton as he brought the mes
sage, My Name" at the morning
worship. Nearly everyone partook
OF the Holy Sacrement after the
Many visitors were present They
are always welcome at Border and
We hope they will be with us again.
Next Sunday, Nov. 10, Rev. Sex
ton will speak on the subject, The
| True Light"
VespeT Services will be Sunday
! evening from 6 to 7. Try to be with
us in these interesting meetings.
ST. JAMES AME CHURCH
Minneapolis
Each Sunday our hearts have
been made to burn within while
| our pastor, Rev. william Grossley,
brings the message. Last Sunday
morning, he spoke from Luke 10:
| II, which Is And when he was
come near. he beheld the city and
wept over It," His theme was "Je-
| sus and the City"
Next Sunday his message will be
taken from the fifth chapter and
the first verse of jeremiah His
| theme will be God Wants a Man"
| II you have not heard our pastor
preach, why not come in Sunday
morning.
st. James will soon take its
rightful place among the leading
churches in our city. The member
ship has increased, and so has the
attendance. Sundays out-of-tOwn
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Petts of st. Louis, Mo. whom Rev.
| GTossley married while here.
The Allen Christian Endeavor