St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-18
ST. Philips LUTHERAN CHURCH

One of the things about God
which always catches our interest
and arOuses our wonder and ad-
mlratiOn Is how He guides and con-
trolls the lives and actions of mil
lions Of individuals, and at the same
time COOrdinates all those actions
into national and international
events, shaping and working all
history to do His will and accom-
plish His purposes on earth. This is
even the more amazing when we
consider that the world has never
been, or is not now, a Christian
community made up Of children OF
God, but that the greater part of
the worlds population Is either in
different to or openly hostile to
God. Yet all men and wOmen-even
those who hate God and serve the
devil-dO serve Gods purposes In
history. Nowhere is this seen quite
so clearly as in the working out OF
Gods plan Of salvation. This was
begun in the garden OF Eden. eX-
tended over thousands Of years,
touched many individuals and ma
lions, but in the end Christ accom-
plished our salvation in exactly the
manner that had been laid out by
the triune God in eternity. Even the
devil and his angels were forced to
serve in this great plan.
Sunday at st. Philips we shall
consider this Interesting subject.
The theme for the sermon is God
In History, the text John ll:47-53.
We invite you to read this text be-
tOrehand and come at 9.45 a. m. to
worship with US. You will leave en-
TlChed and blessed. See our ad for
time, place and details.
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
Sunday, March 10, Rev. H. W.
Bolts preached a wonderful sermon.
our hearts were filled with the
Holy Spirit. His text was Jonah l:3
But Jonah rose up to flee unto
Tarshtsh from the presence of the
Lord, and went down to JOppa. and
he found a ship going to Tarshish,
so he paid the fare thereof and went
down unto 1t, to go with them unto
Tarshish from the presence Of the
Lord" one person united with the
church. She was Mrs. A. Smith. The
music was rendered by the Gospel
chorus and Junior choir. Visitors
in the morning services were Mr..
and Mrs -. S WEIGH, Mr.. John
Jackson. Mrs. Thelma BenfOrd is
home from the hospital. Mr.. +.
Ball is also home.
Remember the Senior choir Re
quest Program Sunday, March 20,
at o'clock. All are welcome to
come out and hear your favorite
songs.
Remember the Teachers Meeting
and the Prayer meeting every We'd
nesday evening from to p. M
Come out and let's study together.
You are welcome at Zion at any
time. Mrs. Lewis SeatOn, reporter.
ST. PETER A.M.E. CHURCH NEWS
The Second Quarterly Conference
Of st. Peter AN Z. Church received
the best reports made by the de-
partments during the four years OF
Rev Ii. c. BOyds ministry The
trustees reported the debt on the
parsonage paid in full and the pur-
chase Of three lots which have been
paid for in full. The deeds and alb
straCt are to be placed in the vault
at the bank.
The morning worship was highly
commended by the visitors and
members last Sunday. The Sunday
school teachers are requested to
meet at the call of the Superluten-
dent to finish arranging the Easter
program. The election OF trustees,
which was postponed because of the
quarterly conference, will be Thurs
day evening", March 20. Every mem
Der should be present to vote
Sunday, March 20, Morning wOr-
ship at lO:45. Subject, Self Denial !
the Badge Of DisCipleship" duke |
3 23). The Senior choir will have
their monthly musical Sunday eve
ming at 1880 p. m. They are request
ing the presence OF all members
and friends. Please come and bring
your family and invite your friends |
TO come with you. The choir is hav-
ing new robes made for Easter
Help them by your announcement
You hear Bible message at St |
Peter Church. You are cordially in !
Nlted to worship with US.