St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-01
MT. oLTvET BAPTIST CHURCH


Rev. e. G. Harris, assistant pas
tor, was In the pulpit due TO the
absence OF Rev. White who Is on a
vacation with his family. Rev.
Harris subject was The Lord ls
nv Shepherd" His text was found
in Psalms ES, first verse. The Lord
Is my shepherd, l shall not want.
Visitors at the morning service
were Miss Ventress jackson, MT.
John Robinson, Mr.. Clarence Pat
rick and Mrs Sherman Harper.
At the BTU. hour the subjects
for the discussion were The Prob
lens OF Petting" and "The IN
speakable Gift OF God"
The Industrious Daughters OF
Ham" which was TO be held sun
day at 500 has been postponed I'M
I'll July 20, at Camphor.
A request program, spiritual
dramatization OF Canaan" Will be
presented Thursday, June so, at s
D. m. at the church. The program Is
under the auspices Of the Gospel
Chorus.
Mems Day will be held the fourth
Sunday in July. Mr.. James Wagner
is the chairman. The guest speaker
will be announced later.
The sick Of the church are Mrs.
Willie b. Smith and Mrs. Henrietta
Simmons. Let Us remember them In
our prayers.
Prayer service every Wednesday
Edith Massie, reporter; Rev. d.
c. White, pastor.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
During the absence of the pastor,
Rev. Floyd Massey, Jr., The Rev. J,
His sermon was POUNDS in THE
Acts" OF the truth l perceive that
God is no respectoT Of persons. The
sermon topic was "Obeying the
Voice OF God" When we obey God
then we please him. Just like when
a parent loves his or her child and
with God. We should trust God and
not man, because God will carry us
through. Whatever God tells us Ia
do regardless Of what man says, let
us do Just that and we will find
ourselves pleasing God.
The Children's period was enjoyed
with n prayer by Rev. Junnell.
The registered visitors were: Miss
Beulah oliver, Omaha, Neb.: Mrs. L,
Bosley, Seattle, Washington; Little
Ruby Rogers, Chicago, ILL.,; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Davis and family OF
Topeka, kans.; ". 7; Branch,
TaiIahssse. Fla; Mrs. Charles Do
gan, Washington, d. c. and Mrs
Blanche Garland and daughter
Patricia Of St. Paul, Minnesota.
Next sunday Rev. Massey will re-
the Communion message at IL a. m
turn to the pulpit. He will deliver
Also the y. m. message.
Please come out for a warm ser
vice. -
ST. JAMES CHURCH
Youth Day" as observed at the
II q; m. Service on June rs, with
William Harmon, Boys Worker al
Halle Q. Brown, as guest speaker,
Carrying out other important parts
Of the service were; Bruce Williams,
Emily Clark, RoremOnd Miller, Bar
bara Fields, Marlene MCGEE and
Patricia Foster, with Brewer Lee
Clark at the piano. Mr.. Hammond :
out many areas in which we as a
people, Youth and Adult, have much
room for Improvement. Very fine
music was rendered for the service
by a youth group, Emily Clark,
RosemOnd Miller, BObbie Cox, Eu-
gene Harris, Eta Jean Boyd, Jam
ice Boyd. Gloria A. Williams, Patri-
cha Foster, Kenneth Robinson, Mar
win Scroggins, Minnie NJ. Young
and Norma Jean Johnson, sOloiAt.
The Senior Choir when presented
on Thursday, June 80, s:l5 at the
program. With the artists assisting,
this closing program will be very
worthy OF your attendance.
The WAS will sponsor a
Family Night" at the Church, sun
day, July 3, at 5:3O. A prize win be
given TO the largest family Of st.
James In attendance; this Service
will preceede the General Church
meeting which has been called for
July 3, at which time Rally reports
and business pertinent TO the Build
ing and Annual Conference will be
discussed. Annual Conference Com
mittees will also be appointed.
July .. Communion Sunday. The
children Of the Church will receive
short message by Rev. Moore. At II
a. m. the sacrament Of Communion
will be instituted to the adult
church, the Senior Choir will sing.
visitors worshipping at the
m m1r1 ana S sTviss y were cSTa sE Cray
Gibbs and Mrs. o. B. Williams OF
Pilgrim Baptist Church; Mrs. S.
King, Mrs. Wlnona Minis, VIM.
Williams, Wanda Glenn, Mrs II. X.
Minneapolis, MINI; Leanna Timma
OF Oklahoma Mrs. Hannah Black
and daughter Virginia Of Duluth,
MINI. and Mrs. Carrie Drew OF
Kansas City, Kansas.
Rev. Moore, will bring the open
ing message for the Youth Congress
converting at Sioux City, Iowa, he IL
accompanied by Brewey Lee Clark,
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
Sunday, June 20, Rev. Elijah Cen
Tor delivered a wonderful sermon.
HIS theme was I Corinthians 81
His subject was The Truth" Rev.
p. J. Henderson assisted him. The
gospel chorus furnished the music
Visitors in the morning service
were Mr.. c. Jackson, Eunice Tate,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Mcdonald, Oklahoma
City, Mr.. and Mrs.. NJ. N. Jackson,
Chicago, Ill. and DeloTOus Nesbett.
Rev. and Mrs. Bolts are still out
of-town. We hope to see them this
week.
At the evening hour the visiting
minister was Rev. A. ]. Jackson OF
Milwaukee, Wis. Rev. E J. HendeF-
son was the speaker. The visiting
minister sang a solo, titled He
Never Has Left Me Alone" The
senior choir rendered music.
Remember the sick and shut-ins.
Remember also the Teachers Meet
ing and Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening from to