Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-04-20
Churches

LIST Johns, 1T. II we walk in the
light, as He Is In the light, we
have fellowship one with another,
and the blood Of Jesus Christ, His
son, cleanseth US from all sin.
The pastor emphasized that the
churches Of today are spiritually
weak because the Christian Eel
lowship Ia not real one toward an
other.
First the Christian Fellowship
must be one toward another, then
we become heirs Of God, and
Joint heirs with Christ, then the
blood Of Jesus Christ viii cleanse
US from all sin."-Doris s. Jones.
reporter.
ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH
Using the first and second
verses of LIST Corinthians as the
text of his message Steward
ship, Rev. b. N. Moore impress
sed on the minds OF the morning
congregation that the day which
had been set apart as Steward
ship Sunday was to bring to our
attention the need of putting a
Christian life into action.
Leroy Harmon and Mr.. Brooks
Wilson united with the church,
Leroy on confession of faith and
Mr.. Wilson coming from Digges
chapel AME Zion of Blackwell,
Ark. Visitors worshiping at the
morning service were James Webb
Of Pittsburgh, Pa; Mrs. Harold
! Rucker and Son of Independence.
Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. (LouellaD
Cameron of BrookhAuer, MiSsis-
sippi.
Immediately at the close of
the morning service, Rev. Moore
went to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Maynard Ewing to baptise
their twins, Karen and KArle, at
the same time Sandra Dee Brown,
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin B. Brown of Minneapo-
lis, was baptised by Rev. Moore.
The lovely flowers in the chan
Gel were sent to st. James from
the Credjafawn banquet.
Bertha l.. King was hostess to a
meeting of the Directors of Re
hgious Education Monday, April
8 at 500 p. m. The group held
their business meeting at which
time Miss Margaret Tappan, d. r.
Z. OF the st. Paul Council Of
Churches gave a report on the
meeting of the Council Of Relig-
ious Education; with supper fol-
lowing. Assisting in entertaining
the group were Mary Beauford.
Merrie Ethel Barr and Charlotte
r. Curry.
The Monogram Circle will cele-
brate their 26th Anniversary. Sun
day, May 9Th at 5 p. m.
Bishop George Wilbur Baber
who Is touring the Northwest Con-
ference visiting each church will
be at st. James, st. Paul Sunday
June Bird. Rev. Moore, who worked
out the Bishops itinerary will &C.
company him on the complete
trip.
Rev. Moore and the Senior choir
win bring the evening service at
the Chicago Lake Lutheran
church, Center city, Sunday
April % at s p. m.
As ever, friends and visitors are
invited to worship at all services.
, Rev. Moore will bring the mes
sage Sunday morning.
MT. OIIVET CHURCH NOTES
At the morning hour a Memoir
ial Service was held for Sister
Mable Lee, we shall never forget
the wonderful good she did for
Mt. Ohvet. Rev. Benz. II. Hunter
took his text from the fourth
chapter of st. Luke the 43rd verse
Recreation for Enrichment was
the subject for the BTU. hour.
Round Table discussion was held
at the evening service.
On Tuesday. April II. our
church will be at Camphor Meth
odist church. Both choirs will
participate in the singing.
Our Christian sympathy Is ex-
tended to Sister Vedra Williams
in the passing of her father.-De-
lOFea GaaFa