Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-17
BORDER CHURCH NEWS

BORDER CHURCH NEWS
Many members and friends IN
cd Border Sunday at the morning
services a. they came 70 hear
Rev. Sexton deliver q fine sermon
on the subject, "Free From
What? ?" The text of the message
was from John, Sth Chapter and
the Sand verse. And ye shall
know the truth and the truth
shall make you free"
The scripture reading was from
the Sand 70 the 3Sth verse inclu-
sive Of the same chapter ms the
text.
Vesper services from 9 to
every Sunday evening.
Looking for q real Spiritual up
hft5 Then attend the Thursday
evening class at 8 p. m. This Ii
not q prayer meeting but q lively
discussion hour.
The Boy Scouts win be pre-
scented with their charter at the
morning worship next Sunday.
Encourage them by your presence.
You are urged 70 attend the
MONDAY Lenten services at Bor-
der every Wednesday at II noon,
until Holy Week. Services viii
then be held thereafter every
every noon day until Good FRI
day. when the period from 1900
to $50 win be observed.
Communion services will be held
Thursday evening before Good
Friday at 1000 q. m.
Keep q date open for Easter
evening when the picture King
Of Kings" win be presented. You
shouldn't miss Il.
The choir viii present the
Seven Last Words" Good Friday
evening.
Next Sunday, Rev. Sexton win
speak on the subject, The Tears
In Lent" You are invited TO Bor-
der. to hear this wonderful mes
sage.
ST. JAMES anne. CHURCH
The final plans were completed
by the executive committee for the
Woman's Day Program Sunday,
March 10th, 1850, at st. James
AME church, 314 18th Ave. So.
Mrs. Martha Lee will be the guest
speaker at IL o'clock with Mrs.
l.. A. Parkinson presiding. Mrs.
Ruth Harry will be the speaker at
$3.50 p. m. and Mrs. Alice Cook
win preside. There win be several
guest artists who will do solos for
US and many singing groups at
both services. There will be many
participants representing4he var
ious churches on our program.
You cannot afford to miss hearing
the famous all Women's Chorus
that win sing at the morning SER
vice.
st. James AME church will be-
gin q revival Monday night March
goth at tao p. m. The Rev. VIM.
A. Grossley, ST., Of Chicago win
conduct this great Spiritual meet
ing. He has pastored for many
years and Ii q great Gospel
preacher. He also Is the father of
Rev. VIM. Grossley, the pastor Of
81. James.
The pastor, Rev. VIM. Penn
Grossiey OF st. James AME church
church. Minneapolis, brings a
burning message to the congreRa-
ton each Sunday morning. Last
Sunday he preached from the
sixteenth chapter Of Matthews and
the 18th verse. His subject was,
Who Ia this Man Jesus" II you
have not heard him you should
come TO st. James and be filled
with the Spirit on high because,
truly, he breaches out Of his heart.
ZION BAPTIST NEWS
The subject of Sunday school
lesson was found in Acts 6:1-6,
and the goth and nth verses. The
attendance was very good and q
general discussion of the lesson
was held.
Al the II o'clock hour, Mrs.
Bertha Smith was soloist. and
Mrs. A. Mendoza, ]. Cooper and II.
Orange had solo leads. Scripture
was read by our assistant pastor,
Rev. 4. Henderson.
Sr, took as q subject. Contrary
Winds" He referred to Peter
when he was walking on the
water and felt 90 sure of himself.
and thought he didn't need help
from Jesus. but then one Of those
winds came up and upset the
waves and he found himself sink.
ing and had to call on Jesus 70
save him. Let's try to stay In
touch with God At all times that
he might guide W over the rough
places.
The revival 10 Be held from
April Is 20 10 II TO convert sin
ners and revive Christians.
Visitors did not register, but
all are always welcome. Try 70 do
o good deed every day, Il may add
Q star to your cross.-Theresa p.
Warren. reporter.