St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-11

APOSTOLIC CHURCH NEWS
Last Sunday the True Apostolic
spirit. The Sunday School had its
regular attendance. Elder Robinson
preached in both the morning and
evening services. The subject OF his
sermon in the morning was. "A
Good Samaritan" The sCriptural
| text was Go and do thou likewise"
st. Luke 1887 His subject for the
evening was The Delaying of God
judgement Upon the Wicker, Rev
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Sunday, February 10, is foreign
mission da vat the church. Mrs. Lu-
la Hanson is chairman Of the day.
A committee was appointed by the
pastor to raise finance for a Saint
home in the Twin Cities. The home
is being built by Northwestern Dis
trict Council Of the PenteCostal As
scmhlies of the World. The commit
tee consists Of Mrs. BESSIE Robinson,
Mrs. Lula Thomas and Mrs. Lula
Hanson. Remember the service Of
the prayer band is for our use. Call
Elder A. Robinson, Br. SO95.
ZION CHURCH NEWS
sunday, February 6, was Com
munion day at Zion. Rev II. W
Bolts preached spirit filled ser
mon, taken from Corinthians 1913
Rev f J. henderson and Rev. +.
Warder assisted in the sermon.
Music was rendered by the senior
and Junior ChOirs. Mrs S. jackson
Of Humboldt Heights united with
the church
The visitors to the morning ser
vice were Raymond Lindsay and
Gary Baker Remember the sick and
shut -ins Mrs r. Fowler is in Swe-
dish Hospital and Mr.. r. BAH is in
General Hospital.
Don't forget the teachers meeting
You are always welcome at Zion.
Mrs. Lewis ScatOn, reporter; Rev.
H. W. Potts, pastor
BORDER METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday, Feb. -, at II o'clock a.
m. an interraCial program will be
given at Border Methodist church,
40l AldrICh Ave. n, and at North
Methodist church The Rev. c. J.
Parker, pastor Of Border church Will
speak at Sorth Methodist, and the
lteV. {. NJ. La GrOne, pastor, North
Methodist, viii speak at Border.
Miss Esther Parker will whistle
at the North church during the ser
vice by Rev. Parker.
On Monday night, at o'clock,
a group Of University girls will give
a Valentine party at Border church
basement for the youths between
the ages OF and IL
ON Tuesday afternoon, at : pm
there will be a Valentine party Civ
en- by the Economic class of the
church, under the direction OF Miss
Lunde
Mt. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH
"A New Hope For A Dark Day"
was the subject OF the message
brought by Rev. White at the morn
Ing hour OF service. His text was
taken from Exodus 3rd chapter, eth
and Sth verses. And the Lord said,
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my people which are in Egypt. and
have heard their cry by reason Of
their taskmasters: for l know their
sorrows"
Registered visitors at the morning
services were. Mrs. Mae Palmer,
Mrs. NJ Burrell, Mr.. Fred Massey,
and MIR James Roker.
Mrs. Georgia Anne Shelby, Jack
son, Miss, and Mrs. Ora Bell Rogers
united with the church.
At the evening hour the ordln-
aan"es Of the church were observed
Mr. Maurice Watts was baptised
Next Sunday, Feb. 10, at 800 pm.
the General Fund Committee will
present program Spiritual Birth.
There will be a discussion and black
board demonstration period.
Beginning on Sunday evening.
Choruses combined will sing re-
quest numbers. Anyone having a
request contact Mr.. Silas Smith.
The Junior Missionary Society
met at the home OF the president
Mrs =. f. Taylor. The group meets
the first and third Monday OF each
month. All young women between
the ages OF II and IS are urged to
attend.
Those on the church sick list are.
Mrs. Anna Ragland. Mrs Ella
Golden. Mrs. Opal Edgar, Mrs Willie
Smith, and Mrs. y. Middlecoff
Let US remember them in our
prayers. Edith Massie, reporter.
ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH
The Christian Super posi-
bly, paraprase OF the comic super
man, was the subject OF Rev. vii
liam f. Guys message to the CON
gregation on the morning Of the