Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19
sT. PETER A. ME-. CHURCH

The services at St Peter In the
absence of the pastor during his
vacation have been very helpful
and inspiring. The Rev. c. T. Par
ker, the former pastor Of Border
Methodist filled the pulpit and
gave three spiritual sermons
which were enjoyed by the con-
gregation-
Next Sunday, August n, Is
Mems Day. They have planned a
wonderful program and have
selected guest speakers to bring
inspiring messages. The Mems
Chorus will sing and there will be
other special musical numbers.
The chairman, Mr.. James Moppins
and his co-chairman. Mr.. James
Fraction and committees request
every member and friend of st.
Peter to give them their loyal sup
port. Please pray and do whatever
you can to make this a glorious
day.
The Rev. W. z. Guy, requested
that we have our fourth and last
Quarterly Conference on Monday,
August 20 at $50 p. m. Every de-
partment and church club viii
please make its report up to the
day of the Quarterly Conference,
August 20. 1919. Please make q
full report of all money received
and paid out and the balance in
the treasury, the work you have
done and whatever you think best
for your church.
The pastor will be present this
Sunday after a two weeks vAca-
ton. Thanks to the church for the
same.
BORDER CHURCH NOTES
Sunday afternoon a group from
the young adults accompanied by
the pastor and his wife journeyed
to Mound, MINI. where they fel-
lowshipped at a picnic with the
young adult group of the Bethel
Methodist Church of Rev. Vol,
pastor. A fine time was had by
all.
A capacity crowd greeted Rev.
c. NJ. Sexton at the Sunday morn
ing worship to hear him as he
spoke on the subject. The New
Look" Many visitors were pres
ent. The out of town visitors
were Mr.. Reluig. San Diego, Calf;
Mrs. LeolA Thornton, Port Huron.
Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Abrams, st. Petersburg, Fla. who
are the parents OF Mr.. Abrams,
president of the Methodist Men of
Border and Mrs. Katie McRea,
Chicago, III. Mrs. McRea is a
member Of st. Marks Methodist
Church. where Rev. Sexton served
as associate pastor before coming
to Border. Border extends a warm
welcome TO all visitors, hope to
see them again soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Nichols
left Monday for New Brighton,
Pa. where they will spend their
vacation among relatives and
friends.
BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. f. z. Byrd delivered the
message for Bethesda last Sun
day, His subject was You Parked
Your Car in the Right Place" A
large audience listened to and en-
joyed the sermon.
In the afternoon the men Of the
church had Rev. Sylvester King
speak. He is a very powerful
speaker. His subject. The Bibles
System Of Financing the Church. d"
There were numerous others on
the program who helped to make
1t a spiritually successful event.
This was really a highlight Of the
afternoon.
On Thursday and Friday eve
nings, Rev. King will be preach
ing, so come out and hear him II
you didn't on Sunday. This will
also benefit the Mems Rally.
Wednesday evening will find a
delegation in ST. Paul at Carter
Chapel There will be a message
delivered ond the Vesper Chorus
will sing.
To the many visitors who wor-
shipped with us last week, the
Pastor and members extend a
hardy welcome and invite you to
come again. We enjoy your visits
and any time you are in the city
make your path lead to Bethesda
church. Again, we welcome you.
Bethesda was well represented
at other churches this past Sun
day. Our pastor, the vesper Chorus
and some members took charge of
morning services at the Como
Congregational Church while Mrs.
Judson Phillips and Mrs. jean
eta Johnson rendered music at
the Richfield Baptist Church.
Pray for us and with US to carry
the holy word and uphold the
banner as IL should be upheld.
We are praying for the sick
and shut-in not only from our
church but everywhere. Christians
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