Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-28
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

Lesson was found in the fourth
chapter Of Amos, l-2: 9th chap
ter l-6. The subject, Amos At
tacks Social Injustice" II was a
temperance lesson and was well
discussed with many important
things being brought out.
Scripture for the morning wor-
ship was read from the 18th chap
ter of st. Luke. The sixty to IS
voices, combining the gospel
chorus and senior choirs, furnish
ed the music. Mrs. Laura Thur
man sang a solo amen, The Ser
wants Prayer"
The Rev. r. Collins OF Chicago,
who il still conducting revival
services took the platform and
read q poem entitled, Il Went
Walking and Met The Master"
He took his text from Luke IS, It'll
verse. He found the soul he lost.
The spirit seemed to fill the
church and was felt by all present.
We were very glad TO take in
Mrs. r. Riley as q candidate for
baptism. Many visitors were pre-
sent.
AZ the evening service the Roy
al Jubileers sang and Rev. Collins
continued his fight against sin
and the devil.
He viii continue the revival I'M
I'll Wednesday night. On the first
Sunday, the candidates win be
baptized and the new members
given the fellowship Of the church.
Be sure and don't fall in the
well that you dug for somebody
else. Rev. H. w. Bolts, ST.: Tier
esa Warren, reporter.
Mt. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH
The Shepherd and the Supply"
was the subject OF the message
used by Rev. Harris at the morn.
ing hour Of service. His text was
taken from 23rd Psalms, LIST
verse, The Lord II my shepherd
and shall not want"
Registered visitors were Mrs.
Ruth Thomas, Miss Verda VIII
hans, and Rev. J. c. Clayburn.
At the evening hour Of service
the Senior choir presented the
Gospel In song.
On next Sunday morning. Rev.
H. w. Bolts ST., will deliver the
message at Mt. Ohvet and Rev.
Harris will be at Zion.
At the evening hour the Mis-
sion Dept win present the pro-
gram with the Home Mission in
charge. A guest speaker viii de-
liver the message.
On the first Sunday in May.
Rev. Chapman win be speaking at
the morning hour Of service.
Rev. VIM. Fambro win be
conducting q revival beginning
May IS at Mt. OliVet. Keep this
date in mind.
The Sunshine Band will be
meeting with Mrs Hagen, 6O1
Carroll at 4 p. m. every Thursday
until further notice Edith s.
Massie. reporter. Rev. z. C. HAr-
ris, asst. pastor.
BORDER CHURCH NOTES
A large crowd greeted Rev.
Sexton at the morning worship
Sunday. He selected to speak on
the topic Beyond ENHANCEMENT"
taken from the Scripture reading.
Matt. PILLS. Quite q few visitors
were present. These were made
welcome and extended a hearty
invitation. by the pastor to wor-
ship with US again.
Class meeting every Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock. You are
cordially invited to attend this
lively discussion hour. II you are
looking for spiritual uphft, why
not make an effort to be with US.
Vesper Services, Sunday eve
ming. from Q to 7. These services
are interesting as well as en-
A fine way to spend
a pleasant hour. The public il
welcome. Next Sunday, Rev. Sex
ton viii speak on the subject,
Not Always" Scripture reading.
Matt. 20: LII.
BETHESDA CHURCH NEWS
Rev. f. z. Byrd preached from
the seventh chapter Of Matthews,
first verse. His subject, Judge Ye
Not" The theme. Clean Your
Own House" There was an aver
age congregation attending.
In the afternoon. many gather |
ed for the Bible class. This was
organized by Brother Walter
Dickerson for the p. m. hour. II |
was q grand success. and many |
expressed their pleasure in attend !
ing
The evening services consisted |
Of singing. preaching and much |
prayer. At the close Of the serv-
ICE. all adjourned TO their several
homes with anticipation for the
forthcoming Sunday.
Many visitors chose to worship !
with US during all Of these serv- |
ICES. and were welcomed by the
church hoStess. Remember prayer
on Wednesday evening at
The church from Z to 8 D. M
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