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~*- : -'ECCiiESIAS'MCAI*; CATHEDRAL..- PIAKNELL, SUXBAY- EJvX.EST. 8 ajn.—HolSrXoJnjjnuiWß," 11 a.m.—Matins _aad .Sermon. Memorial to the hue. fa'oi,-BlQonifleJd. will be unveiled. iTeaciier, Rt. Rev."the Bishojr of 7 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. Preacher, Canon "ilacll array. " " ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, WELLESLEY- STREET WEST. SUNDAY,- -iIAROH 14. S ajn., Holy Communion. 11 a-m.. Morning Prayer and "Sermon; REV. I •W. E. GILLAAI; subject. "CHRIST MILI- . TANT." 4.15 p.m., Holy Baptism. 7 p.m., ■Evensong • and Sermon; preacher, REV. JASPER CALDER; subject. "THE COURAGE. OF THE COWARD."' . Anthem, '"Enter Not Into Judgment" (Attwoeii). OfEeriory Solo, "0,. B§sf .in' tie "Lord,; , AUss Elsie Beutlfif. ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH.—The T<)wer Js Open- to yjsltors Every Week-Say, from 12 to 4.30 pan. Tickets, 6d each. ALL SAINTS'.-' CHtTRCJa, FOSSONBIf JJOAD,—S a-m., Holy Communton. 11 •.m.. Matins aha Sefrn'on; preacher, Yen. Archdeacon 3 p.m.. Catechising. -4 pjnV Holy Baptlsitf. 7 p.m., Evensong and 6ermon, Rev. A. J. Greenwood; anthem, "Q, Saving Victim." 7 pjn., Heme 'Bay Mission HalL DF THE HOLY SE-pULCHBfi-v> , Fourth Sunday in Lent—Holy. Communion, S a.m. 'Matins. Litany, and Sermon, 11 a.m. Evensong -and Sermon. 7 p.m.; " anthem. "Call to Remembrance" fFarrant). WEDiNBSDAY —Evensong and Bermon.' 7.15. ' TjVPIP.HANY CHURCH.—S aon.. Holy •EJ Comnnmion: 11 a-m.. Matins ajid Sertnon; 7 p.m.. Evensong and Seraion. CJ Communion; 11 «.nii; »5? 7 p.m.. Evensong .and SermonIGjBAIFAiRHRS'- SERVICJ3.-rJ?iying. Aiigel, - Mlssiona- to Seamen, conducted by EbnMi of England, Sailors! Home Massjon IHall, Sunday Evening, 7 o'clock. Subject, "Christianity .v. Secularism-" . Preacier. iArthnr P. Cowie. ■ - 135 AXDKEWS - PRESBYTERIAN »5 OHTJRCH, LOWER SYMONTtS ST.— 11 ajn.—"Studies in Romans."- 7 p-m.—"ls Babyfon to be Rebuilt?" BET. A. A. (MURRAY. - - CJT. BAVTO'-S-PRESBTTEERIAN CHUBCH P EHXBEB FASS BOAD. EBV. J. St SAUJfDEBS, M.A. Services: 11 Sim. anff 7 pan. Communion Service to follow in -the Evening. CJT. JAMES , PRESBYTERIAN GHUBGH, O - . WELLISGTOSf STREET. . . 11 ijn.—"Can We Trust God?" 7 pjn.—**Set Thine House in Order. "- jlntTn-m, "WBa-t are These Tliet are Arrayed la White Robeer , (Stainer). REV. B. U WALKER. N.B.—Services In Memoriam late Rev R, T: MacNicol- Senior Minister of the CongreSUNDAY, March--21, o -...- ST. . STEPHEX'S' PBBSBYTERIAN CHURCH, -•■ ' .JEBVOIS ROAD, PONSONBY. - Services: U a-nwr-'-This One Thing I Do." 7 pjn:—"Why People Do Not Go To Clfnrch.V ,„.,..._.. ..... Preacher:-BEV. ISAAC JOLIiY, M_APETER?S PRESBYTERIAN CHUKCH. •S? Gr.eat North Road, Grey Lynn (Preacher, Rev. F. A. Thomson)—lo a m., Men's 'Meeting! 'subject,' "That Scrap <if Paper." 11 ajn., "Christian Values." 7 p-rn.,. "The.MUitanf Christian Life." TTNOX PRESBYTESSAN CHXTRCH, jjkt;-, : z:\;, -^ .-, , ■; U F."Bi S.S.A." 7 p-m-—Rev. Fl B. JeJEreys, '■P.S.S.A.' ST. BNOOH'S "" ' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, MORNIN'GSIDE. Morntog; at 11—Mr. -3.- GambleEvening, at 7—Mrs. G. Campbell. EDE-NDALE PRESBYTEUIAN CHURCH. '—Harvest Festival -Services.—Rev, A. Miller. M.A-7 at 11 a.m.' an 3' 6 Ao p.ih, SOMEiRVELL —MEMORIAL PRESBYTESIAX CHURCH, REMUERA. 11 aim-. Communion" "Service." 7 p m., "I Am fi*e Truth. W. JlcDean. ißetlring Offerings for "Maori Missions. OXEHUXGA PHESBYTERIAN CHURCH .—-Morning and Evening,; Bej. E. ,O. Perry. - - - ." A UCKLAXD BAPTIST- TABERNACLE. SUNDAY, MARCH 14. iOSf- of Intercession. J3l-aJn.—RE.V, "SV. S. "THE CHURCH'S SIARCHING ORDERS." 6.50 p.m.—Organ. ' J " " H: EXOWLES KEMPTON* "WHAT THE BAPTISTS STAND FOR."' SERVICE in School HalL Studies in Revelation—"The Seven, Seals," 7 SUNDAY, MARCH 28 — HARVEST *TH33vKSGI v UN u SERVICES, "to "Be conducted by—the- Pastor- -Special music by Choir mornlng*and evening. '" " GRANGE ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH .. (Corner Grange and Dominion Roads). SAHyEST FESTIVAL SEBYICES. 11 a-m.—Rev. Paigrave Davy (Takapuna) Ernest A. Kirwood, "The Divine Solution of the Problem of Living " Special Harvest: Music by IChoir. ilr and Mrs. J. Henry -Fountain will slug "Tell Thy Life-story tq Jesus." Everybody welcome. ■■• ' ' '"■'' "■ ■■ ' fiDEN. BAPTIST CHURCH. EEV. HOWARD ELLIOTT. 11 a-m.—RET. KEMPTON, ■ *Tiie Perseverance of Christ.'.' - - , n 7 p - m V~ fiEV " E - PALGKAVE DAVY date of India). BIBLE LECTURE"— WEDNESDAY, at 7.30 v ißtercfebion ;to follow. -•'; TIONSOXBY BAPTIST CHURCH. 11 a.m.— A; clsE^O^li-L^^i.'? 0 "-^ 8 --™^ 1 , Visitors .Invited. o TJICHMOND BAPTIST CHUUCH — f*> U a-m.,, Pastor Morris, .of OLaimiia. 7 p.m;,- Memonam Service to the late Mrs Joe Diion, Rev. .James Ings and Mr Walter Dixon. .... , , *• BAPTIST- CHURCH ■i- (Near Milford Tram Terininnsl. THE REV. HOWARD ELLIOTT. (Mount Eden) will conduct Sen-ices at ll a.m an d 7 p.m. Sunday School, 2JO. The Sand Table for the juniors will be used for t lie first time Sale of Work in Parish Hall, Saturday' March 20, at 2.30. * Seaside Service,- Takapuna Beach. Saturday, March 20, at 3"p.m. OU>'T ALBERT BAPTIST CHURCa Afternoon, 2.45, Sunday-school - EvenIng, 7, Rev. W. L. Salter. EPSOM BAPTIST CHURCH, YORK AVENUE.—Harvest Thanksgiving Services. Morning, 11, Rev. E. A. KirwoodAfternoon. 3, Rev. Alfred North; Evening, T, Rev. Alfred North. Special singing at all Services by Choir, Jed by Mr. Aspinall. rfIHE EVANGELISTIC MISSION, ODDJ- FELLOWS! .'HALL, .COOK STREET, Open-air, 6.15. Service, 7 JS. Mr. Claric.. Special Soloist ■^je^'-'-^™ ,lß * -Testimony, PraYer, etc 9m£*-*I P? i ßra »er Meeting, , 8.30. St*^^»*:r»omans-Till. 26: "We know ' JFIS?*? 11 * , !* 'W»y. *<»■ as we ought."