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Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 288, 3 December 1892, Page 5

Ecclesiastical. RIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCHES. SERVICES TO-MORROW, as follows: ALEXANDRA - STREET CHURCH - Morning at 11, Rev. J. W. Hayward. Evening at 6.45, Rev. J. Guy. Communion Service at close. PITT AND EDWIN STREETS (NewtonlMorning at 11, Rev. J. Guy. Evening at 6.45. Rev. J. W. Hayward. EDEN TERRACE MISSION HALL (VICTORIA AVENUE)-Afternoon at 2.30. Camp Meeting, Western Park. Evening at 6.45, Mr W. Kerr. . UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH. . PITT AND VINCENT STREETS. ; Morning at 11-Rev. E. 0. PERRY. Evening at 6.20, POPULAR SERVICE FOR THE PEOPLE. Preacher—Rev. E. 0. PERRY. Subject: "SEEING THE UNSEEN." Special Musical Selections by the Choir. AH Seats Fxee. A.Book & a Welcome. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper after the . : ■ Morning Service. MOUNT EDEN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SERVICES. VIEW ROAD, MOUNT EDEN-Morning at 11. . Evening at .7, Communion.—Rev. B. L. Thomas. All seats free. AJ£^ M,! TI.. < Mortua '-3r Chapel) -Morning at 11, Mr J.-W. Henton. TVT EWT 0 N CONGREGATIONAL X* CHURCH. - Morning at 11, Mr G. Aldridge. Evening at 6.30, Rev. C. Carter. BERESFORD-STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. - Morning at 11. Evening at 6.3o—Rev. J. Chew. DEVONPORT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Morning at 11, Evening at 6.3o—Rev. F. C. Dewsbury. ONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH.— . Morning at 11." Christ's Tempted to Gain Power Unlawfully." Evening at 6.20. " Come.."-Pastor J. D. Gilmore. UCKLAND TABERNACLE.— Morning at 11, Evening at 6.45, Open-air at 6.ls,—Pastor James Blaikie. CHURCH OF CHRlsfi C^__. Cook and Hobson streets.—Lord's Day Morning at 11, Breaking of Bread. Evening at 6.30, Preaching the Gospel. Mr F. W. Greenwood will preach. Subject: "A Reliable Guide. ST. GEORGE'S HALL, Great North Road, Newton.—Gospel Address Snnday Evening, 7 o'clock by Mr W. R. Vines. Prayer Meeting on Tuesday, 7.30 p.m. SUNDAY EVENING EVANGELISTIC v -_£ EF VI. C]I**S' oCUj* Ha»- conducted by atf-O^cbME? BUU 9 °'cIQCk- Doora open YM.C.A.— Meeting for United Prayer ... ," an^ Bible Reading, with Address to Workers, Every Saturday Evening at 7.30. All are invited. MOCKING A~T SIN" Will be tho subject of Mr C E. Button 8 Address at the V.M.C.A. Rooms, Tomorrow Afternoon, at 3 o'clock, HRISTADELPHIANS meet in tho Masonic Hall, Karangahape Road, Newton, every Sunday morning, at 11, for Fellowship and the Breaking of Bread. OSP-L ROOM, Manukau Road, Pa7neli (over Miss Nicholas' Shopl.-Gospel -^J??... 3- (DV-» EVERY LORD'S DAY EVENING, at 7o'cloclc. Sankey's Hymns. No collection, Bible Reading EVERY TUESDAY Eyffi _NINQ at 7-z°- Ahearty invitation to all. "XTEVV CHURCH SERVICES, Pom^ AA pallier Terrace. Ponsonby.—Morning at 11. Eveningat?. HE HELPING HAND MISSION Fbkeman's Bay. SPECIAL ADDRESSES TO-MORROW EVENING. Open-air at 6.15. Working Men are Specially Invited. A Book. A Seat. A Welcome. UNION tfSpfS MISSION"'HALL (Known artJ-ijlon-Sttflet We-leyan ' • Church). Mr Bodle, Mis 3 Chamberlain, Miss Bell, and THE EVENING SERVICE FOR THE PEOPLE. AllSeatsFree. EverybodymadeWelcome, t TJIORESTERS' HALL. TO-MORROW EVENING at 6.45, Mr GEORGE ALDRIDGE Will Preach. Subject: "RELIGION." Come and Welcome. NION FREE CHURCH. WELLESLEY-STREET. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). Morning at 11—Mr R. Fry. Subject: "Testimony of a Good Conscience." Evening, at 6.45-Mr R. Fry. Evancelistio Service. Subject: " God's Invitation." All seats free. Hearty welcome to all. TJI ARE WELL NOTICE, MR W. _L~JUDE'S Engagements for TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), which will constitute his FAREWELL TO THE PEOPLE OF AUCKLAND, Are as follows :— MORNING-ALL SAINTS'. PONSONBY • AFTERNOON-LECTURE. CITY HALL. Subject. "The Nobility of Labour." EVCHURCH PXTT'ST* WESLKYAN SUNDAY NIOHT, at 8 o'Clock-LEC-TURE, OPERA HOUSE. Subject. "THE MORNING OF LIFE." At the particular request of many whose engagements have prevented them attending the Sunday Afternoon Lectures, also of tho hundreds who were unable to gain admittance, Mr Jude will deliver his famous Oration for the last time in New Zealand. The Lectures during the day will be illustrated with The Three Ages of Love. The Erl King The Villa-e Blacksmith, The Old Arm Chair, The Morning of Life, Behold I Stand at tho Door, and Instrumental Solos. ADMISSION FREE. | J. J. WYATT-PATTON. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Lower Symonds-street. DESCRIPTIVE RECITAL OF SACRED MUSIC Kindly Undered by Mr W. 11. JUDE, the eminent Composer and Organist, assisted by the Choir, MONDAY.EVENING, Dec. 5.1892. at 8 o'clock. Collection in Aid of Fund for Enlarging tho Organ. Members of tho Congregation may obtain cards from Messrs Bell, Wvndham-street; Brock. Shortland street; or Gilberd (Parnell). securing seats for them up till 7.45 o'clock. Admis-ionfreo to. the public after tbat time. ST. ALBANS' Sunday-school Anniversary, Sunday next.—Rev: Percy-Small-field: will .Conduct three Services. Special hymns will be sung the children. All parents aro invited. U' NITED PRIMITIVE METHODIST CAMP MEETING, In the Western Park, SUNDAY AFTERNOON, December 4th, j At 2.30 o'clock. j Addresses by Revs. W. S. Potter and J. Havward, Messrs Booth and Hawkins. Rev. j. Guy to conduct, Sankey'flHymns will be used. THE UNION FREE CHURCH SAMARITAN SOCIETY are preparing: Articles ot Clothing for disi ribution to the Poor and to supplement the same again request contributions ft Toys, Books, Clothing, etc.. so that if possible every poor child in the city mar be cheered with a Christma. gift. ' _.ArUcl£._?F..- be left wlth Mr *- Heranath. PiltonHoyse. Karangahape Road; Mrs Reed, opposite the Church. Chapel-street; MrR Fry' Groom and Co. Wellesloy-street East: or at the Church on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons.