St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-22
ST. PHILLIPS LUTHERAN
CHURCH

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ST. PHILLIPS LUTHERAN
CHURCH
An we look back upon Holy Week
and ErSteT We do so with feelings
Of Joy and satisfaction; JOY because
OF the wonderful message that on
the cross all our sins have been
fully atoned for and that on Easter
morning we have been given the
assurances that we shall rise again
10 newness of life, and satisfaction
because Of the heartening attend
ance at our servicts last week. We
hope indeed that the wonderful
Gospel of Good Friday and Easter
will live in the hearts Of all those
who wOrshipped with US all
throughout TIT coming year.
Now that We have entered into
the post Easter season we urge ali
those who have wOrshipped with US
and all those who have not yet Nisi-
ted our new chapel to be faithful In
your church attendance Christianity
is not something that is limited to
certain seasons, but Is a year-round
affair. Discipleship means follow
ing Christ in our daily lives, week
in and week out And that means
strengthening ourselves regularly
with the hearing of Gods Word.
we should consider more fully the
meaning and Significance OF the
Easter Gospel, for that Gospel II far
too full and rich to be cast aside
after just one Sunday. Next sunday,
April 24th, We shall consider the
Joy that comes to us as disciples
when we become personally assured
OF the truth Of Christs resurrection,
and the wonderful new relationship
we have with Christ and the Father
as a result Of the resurrection. The
sermon topic will be Resurrection
Joy'-the text John 20:ll-lS.
Please remember that the regular
time for both services and sunday
School has been changed to $3.50 a.
m, The Sunday school will continue
to meet in the basement at the
same time as tint regular service IL
being conducted In the sanctuary,
thus making 1t possible Tor the
Wohlt family to come at the same
time.
RETHEsDA CHURCH
NEWS
Services Easter Sunday were
spirit filled and insptrationaL Our
pastor, Rev. Jerome s. Tate, preach
ed from the goth chapter OF 81.
John, the 18th verse. And they said
unto her, woman, why Weepest
thou? She saith unto them. because
/ know not where they have laid
The Junior and Senior choirs
furnished the music.
Primary department OF the sun
day school, under the supervision
OF Mrs. Vera Wright, presented a
very nice program in the evening.
Challenge Of the Cross, drama,
was presented by the Senior de-
partment of the sunday school un-
der the direction Of Mrs. Mildred
Vaudeville. Music was furnished
by the Nesper and Junior choirs.
Mrs. Rosalind GlantOn, superin-
tendent of the Sunday School,
wishes to thank one and all for
their attendance and donations OF
Easter eggs.
our pastor anniversary has begun
and we extend a cordial invitation
to all. Come out and be with us FRI
day evening, Sunday afternoon,
Sunday evening and Monday eve
ming, at the reception given In his
honor at the church.
Next Suday morning, April "a, our
pastor will preach on Sin Dis
eases" Welcome to all visitors.
Sarah Benson, reporter.
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
NEWS
Rev. H. w. Bolts preached a quiet
ing. His theme was The Risen
Christ" The Gospel chorus sang.
At the IL o'clock services, Rev.
Bolts sermon was The All Power
full Christ" The text was the 2Sth
chapter OF Matthew, the 18th and
18th verses. The Senior and Junior
chOirs rendered the music.
Four candidates were baptised
after the morning service. Miss
Audrey Marshall was here from
Chicago visiting her two sisters.
The 3 o'clock p. m. program by
the sunday School was well atten-
ded. Mrs. Sallie Williams was chair
man. Mrs. ora Park was candi-
date for Baptism.
sunday evening, April "a, at 8 y.
m, the SeXtette Of Zion will present
a program in song. Everybody Is
welcome. Don't forget teacher and
prayer meeting each "Wednesday
Zion.
Mrs. L. Seaton, reporter.
ST. PETER AME CHURCH
We had a glorious worship Easter
Sunday. The auditorium and bal
Cony were filled with members and
friends. The altar was filled with
flowers and palms. The Spirit of
God was present to edify the people.
The Sunday school program in the
afternoon and the Musical presen-
ted at 1880 p, m. by the Senior and
Junior Chotrs were enjoyed by all
that heard them.
The District Conference OF the St.
Paul District will convene at Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, April 26, q and IS.
The delegates are Mrs. Lillian
Parkinson, Mrs. Bessie Lewis, Mrs.
Georgia Brown, and Rev. II. c.
Boyd, Pastor.
The Layman League will have
their prigram May l. Mr.. VIM.
EntZminger, will be Guest Speaker
The public is invited TO hear him.
Sunday April "a, The morning
worship at 1915, sermon by Rev.
II. c. Boyd, subject, The Destruc-
tive and Deadly Power Of Sin"
Evening worship, 1870 p. m. Subject,
Jesus Christ The Great Physician"
Sunday School at $50 a. m. All
families should bring their children
to Sunday school. Come with your
children. The Christian Endeavor
Is planning great things for the
young people. You are cordially in
vited to worship at St. Peter A.M.E
Church. Welcome!
ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH
NEWS
From early Sunday morning, a
m, through the day until the clos
ing service at $50 p. m. the resur-
rectiOn Of Christ was re-liyed
through the presentation OF the
Testimony of the Twelve" by the
Young People and children OF the
Church school The Sermon, The
Living Christ" by Rev. BENJAMIN N.
Moore and the Passion Play" in
pagaentry. Special music by the
choir included the HallaluJah chorus
Or. chGS. n. WiIIioms