Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-28
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
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FAkG hin bAFNhbN S"N
NEWS
Rev. Floyd Massey spoke from
the subject, "Doht Lose 1onI Foot JOY
taken from Palms IS.2, But as for
me, my feet were almost gone my
steps mad well night slipped. the
PAGImIst, although he lived many
centuries ago, knew that his never
ending source Of strength vas ths
church. At times, wren be saw oth,
srs prosper because OF their eylI
dealings, when he was poverty
STRICKEN, he became discouraged
But when he went 20 church he
wicked was superficial and quickly
passed away. however, he also
knew that the WaEea Of Elm Was
death, and the gift OF dod was stsf-
nal life.
A registered visitor was: Melvin
Gary, 81 Paul Mr.. Dennis sims,
SIS IL. Anthony. united with the
church.
We we're very fortunate to have
had Ernest COVinEton to worship
with as. lie sang two selections,
His Eye Ii On the sparrow ana
precious Lord. Take Ny Hand.
At the Z .. m. service, Rev, Jo-
ssph Chapman spoke from the SUP
jsct. ''Christian Education In the
Local Church" Mr.. Charles pan
dent, presided over the program,
and the special music VAS provided
by the Gospel ChoTuA The greater
part Of the program was executed
BY sunday school pupils who Ads-
quaIely served In the capacities or
dinATiiy filled by adults. Keep up
the good work.
Come next sunday aud hear a
heart warming sermon by Rev
Lofty Friendship"
MT. OILVET BAPTIST CHURCH
Real Love" was the subject Of
the message brought by Rev ID. c.
white at the morning hour. The
tsEt was taken from the 18th chap
ter and the lSJh verse.
Registered visitors we're MIS-
Ruth Thomas, Mrs elizabeth Ad-
ans, OF Dallas. Texas, Miss Rose
Ella ClsmmOhB, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
sTt johnson and Mr. OilUmOn Moore
The DsAcons Board met at 40
and the DsacOnsss board at 80.
At the : so baptist Training IN
ION the topic OF discussion Was
spirit Led or CArnaiIy Minded.
At the evening hour Rev. Jerome
Tate Of the bethesda baptist church
delivered the message.
NeKt sunday, at the evening hour
OF service. there Will be the pTsscn-
tAtiOn and the conservation OF the
Young Womsn's Missionary Circle
Rev j l. chatham Will be the
speaker. ho VIII also present Ger
ttncRteH to those who took tho
LsadeTship Training Course,
The sick Of tho church are the
Mines. Anna Ragland, Ella Golden.
bora LoyoTt, Jewell Sears. Nora
Williams. Willie Is smith and Opal
Edgar
let Us not forget prayer meeting
every Wednesday at . IA.
ST. JAMES AN.E CHURCH
MEMS
who Are You" was the subject
OF Rev benjamin n MOOTsE mes
sage to the morning congregation
Are you sensitive 10 the Joys Of
other people DO you have courage
To stand W and be counted for tn"
things that you believe I'M DO you
have faith TO continue when things
get rough DO you have patience
aud pprHtRtSnCe7 You should be a
person who has Intelligence 10 seek
Uod. These are some Of the tests
for spiritual maturity.
A special musical number was a
solo by bradford Bennsr. Ills Eye
u on the sparrow A token OF Ap-
probation Tor the very fine con
tTtbutiOn Bonner has made TO the
Church In many departments was
given by the Church. Special com
mendRttOn Was given to Mr. J T..
Johnson for his long period OF ser
vice TO 81. James as a valuable
member and as . Trustee, Mr. John
sou viii continue as the official
- -. 49,
members
A short memorial was held for
members who have died within the
past mOnth Mra, Lola Johnson, Mr..
David Williams, Infant Linda smith
and Mrs Elizabeth Heaalsy.
Mrs Wayne X. Mccoy will be the
speaker for the Charles Jacob Mis-
sionATy Service Sunday, Jan. 10 at
p. m. Special music will be by
REV, Moore ana the Gospel Choir
Will 70 to Carter chapel to BRING
the Service for their 9TH AnniVsr-
sary and the Srd anniversary Of
Rev. Joseph Turner. Sunday. Jan.
30 at It0 .. m.
Second Quarterly Communion at
81. James, 81. Paul sunday, Feb. 6
der OF the ST. Paul District will
bring the message At II a. m.
In response TO . request by the
Mems Club, In conjunction with the
TTustepa . number of people have
designated their desire to place
new psWa In the aupeTstFucture as
. memorial to their loved ones This
privilege IL open 20 all, anyone In
teFested may see or call Mr. r. e
Galloway. Mr., James r. Lynn. Rev
Moore or any member Of the Men
Club or Trustee Board
A. sort OF . sequel TO the mes
sage last sunday who Are You
Rev. Moore will speak from the
subject where Are You Going on
Sunday, Jan. 10 at IL O. m.
st. PHILLIPS LUTHERAN
CHURCH VIEWS
one Of the most frequent causes
OF RhipWreck In the Christian faith
are the times Of trouble that come
upoa us A. ChTtstIAn men and WON
sn--ths times Of sickness and auf-
fertnG. sorrow and bereavement
Driving NAIls
Mails driven into pre- bored holes
Of slightly SmAn diameter have Q