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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 203, 7 September 1901, Page 2

ECCLESIASTIC AXu QT. PALLS, SYMONDS STKEET. 5 a.m., Holy Communion. 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer, Litany and Sermon. Offertory Solo by MR PHILIP NEWBURY, "Be Thou Faithful Unto Death" (Mendelssohk). 3.13 p.m., Missionary Service. Preacher, REV. FRED. BENNETT, of the Maori Mission. 7 p.m., Evening Prayer and Sermon. Authem, "Seek ie the Lord" (Bradley). Solo by Master Woolley. Offertory Solo by Mr A. HAHN, -'The Holy City" (Adams) . £}T. MATTHEWS CHURCH, Hobson-st —Sunday, Sept. 8.-8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer and Sermon; 4.15 p.m.. Baptisms; 7 p.m., Evensong and Sermon. Mr Philip Newbury will sing as an Offertory Solo, "Be Thou Faithful Unto Death" (Mendelssohn). QI BARNABAS', Mt Eden — O September Bth — The Rev. F. Bennett, who is stirring up interest on behalf of the Maoris, will preach at 11 o'clock Service. OT. ANDREWS ~~ PRESBYTERIAN O Church, Lower Symonds-st. and Alten Rd. — Rev. Henry B. Gray — 11 "The Flower of Religion;" 7, "Beautiful and Strong." OTTaMES'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH .*> Wellington-st—ll and 6.4s—Rev. J. JCairney. ST. PETER TS Presbyterian Church, Great North Rd.—U, "Long Acquaintance; Imperfect Knowledge;" 7, "The Earthly Tabernacle Dissolved."—Rev. R. Sommerville. ST. STEPHEN'S Presbyterian Church, Ponsonby—ll and 7—Rev. T. F. Robertson. ST. DAVID- S~Presbyterlan Church, Upper Symonds-st.—The Rev. W. Gray Dixon, M.A.—At 11 and 6.45 —Evening subject, "What We Mean by Original Sin." NOX CHURCH PARNELL. Rev. PL Kelly, *M.A. 11, Communion; "Christ Declining the Help of Angels;" 7, "Christ Jesus Came Into the World toSave Sinners." ONEHUNGA P R E S BYTERIAN CHURCH.—Morning at 11. Evening at 6.30— Rev. R. Wylie. WESiSiAK METHODIST CHURCHES. PITT-.STKiJ.ET. 1L Rev. W. Ready 6.45, Rev. S. Griffith Subject, '.-People Who are Ben. . ST. JOHN'S, PONSONBY. 11, Rev. S. Griffith 6.45, Rev. W. Ready Anthem, "Seek Ye -he Lord;" Solo by Mr Clegg, "If With All Your Hearts" ("Eljjah"). Subject, "Is there a Personal- Devil?* MOUNT ALBERT. 11, Rev. C. H. Garland 6.45, Mr W. Beath KINGSLAND. 11. Rev. W: Beckett 6.30, Rev. C. H. Garland Solo by Mrs Moyle. MOUNT EDEN. 11, Mr P. E. Price 6.45, Rev. W. Beckett ARCH HILL. 11, Mr W. Beath 6 30, Mr W. J. Hoidsworth BAYFIELD. 11, Rev. J. Law 6.45, Mr A. Oldham p RAFTON ROAD CIRCUIT. GRAFTON ROAD— 11, Rev. H. Bull 6.45, Rev. J. T. Pinfold, Ph.B. Subject, "Heredity and Moral Responsibility" NEWMARKET— 11, Rev. J. T. Pinfold, Ph.B. 7, Mr T. E. Price PARNELL--11, Mr J. L. Wilson 7, Mr J. H. Muldoon -VJORTH SHORE WESLEYAN J> CHURCHES. DEVONPORT—II, Rev. A. B. Chappell; 7, Rev. W. Slade, of Fiji ..,..-.^.. ...... i BIRKENHEAD—II, Mr Button; 7, Rev. A. B. Chappell TAKAPUNA—II, Mr Buddie; 6.45, Mr Wild NORTHCOTE-IV'M-i" S. StOne. 6:45, 'Mr Shackelford UCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE. Preacher-REV. JOSEPH CLARK. 11, "The Glorious Liberty of God's Child--6.45, "The Seventh Type—The Bride of Christ" THURSDAY EVENING, 7.3o—Prayer, Praise and Exposition. ONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH. —Rtev. A. H. Collins—ll, subject, "Far Fowls have Fair Feathers;" 6.45, .Mbjeety "The Social and Democratic* Christ." . T. EDEN Baptist Church,—Morning, U Mr S. Woods; Evening. 6.45, Mr J. Mill.' Visitors cordially welcomed. pRIMITrVEIIIETHQDIST CHURCHES FRANKLIN ROAD— 11, Rev. W. Laycock "Care and its Cure" 6.45, Rev. E. Drake RICHMOND ROAD— 3, Rev. W. Laycock 6.45, Mr Bosworth WATERVIEW3, Mr Coad 6.30, Mr Coad RfMiTTVE METHODIST CHURCHES. HOME MISSION SERVICES. ALEXANDRA-ST.----•11, Rev. E. Drake 6.45, Rev. W. S. Potter Subject, "Expectation as a Motive to Diligence" PITT AND EDWIN STS.— - 11, Mr J. N. Harle, Evangelist from Australia 6.45 Mr J- N. Harle, Evangelist EDEN TERRACE— 3, Rev. E. Drake 6.45, Rev. W, Laycock Subject, "The Love We TrtKst*' NEWMARKET— 3, Mr J. N. Harle, Evangelist 6.45. Miss Frith MOUNT ROSKILL— 11, Rev. W. 8, Potter «.45, Mr W. J. Harvey SURREY HILLS- ." 3, Rev. W. S. "Potter 6.45, Mr W. Thompson X)UNT EDEN FREE METHODIST . CHURCH.—II a.m., Rev. J. Bennlng. subject, "Umierstandest Thou;" 6.30, Rev. J. Benning, subject, "While There's Life There's Hope." BERESFORD - STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 11, Rev. C. A. Lyon . 7, Rev. John Wilklns Subject, "Gates Into the City" (Rev. xxi. 13) Madame Chambers will sing as the Offertory Solo, "The Good Shepherd" (O. Barrl). THURSDAY-18th "P.T.E.," 8 to 9 p.m. —Address by the Rev. John Wilkins; Mr L. C. Hoyes will sing two Solos; Violin Solo by Mr Thoa. Read. ' ■ "vfEWTON Congregational Church, EdinIX burgh-street. Sept; Bth.i~Seiir.ee H am., 6.45 p.m., Evangelistic Service, Special Singing and Addresses.—Minister: Rev. G. H. Barrett TirOUNT EDEN CONGREGATIONAL #L Church, View Rd.—Rev. Wm. Day, .Minister— ll, "The Sweet Uses of Adversity;" 6.45, "The Grief of God." TvEVONPORT Congregational Church.— 1-) Rev. W.Woollass: Morning at 11, Evening at 1. ■ NION Free Baptist Church In Federal Hall.—ll a.m., Rev. H. J. "Walker; 6 p.m., open-air WeUesley-st.; 7 p.m., C. E. Button, Esq. Miss Ellingham will sing a sacred solo. riHURCH ~OE _CHRIST, WEfffOT. Morning at n—For Fellowship and the Breaking of Bread. Evening at 141. GEO. ALDRIDGE will preach. Subject, "Under the Soathern Cross." .Lantern Lecture on WEDNESDAY EVENING* 7.45, "Gronwrell and the Re--rolt of th- taws"