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Auckland Star, Issue 123, 24 May 1919, Page 10

ECCLESIASTICAX. CT. iIAEY'S CATHEDRAL-, TARNELL. Fifth sun day after eastek, 8 a.m.—TTolv Communion. 11 a.m.—Matins and Sermon. Special Church Paradi- for Sc-outs. Preacher: REV. J. R. BUH'iIN. C.F. 7 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. Treacher: IHi. O'CALLAUUAN. gr. TTATTUEWS /^IIUHCH, TTELLrSLEY STREET W'iST. SUNDAY, MAY 2T>. S a.m.—Holy fiimmunion. 11 a.m.- Morning Prayer nn.l Sermon. Preacher: !;K\. W. E. GILL-AM. 4.ir, p.m. —Holy Baptisms. 7 p.m.-Evensong ami Sermon. Preacher, REV. JASPER CALDER .Anthem: "v Pray f..r the Peace" (r,o*sl. Offertory Solo: "The L.ird 13 My Light" (AUitsoni: MR. FRED. C.. BOURSE. Vll S--.irs I'ree at couiinelici'iueut of Second • all B. 11. ONE THOUSAND FREE SEATS. NOTE.—Tim Tower Is open for Visitors Mondays to Fridays, Inclusive, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ST. PAUL'S CHCRCH. SYMONDS ST. Sunday, M:iy 25—8 a.m.. Holy Eucharist; v. a.m., Holy Eucharist (Ming) aud S.'i-.non: 7 v.m.. Evensong and Sermon. .Treacher at both services: THE YICAB. All Seats Free. ' CHURCH OP THE HOLY SEPULCHRE. KHYBEE PASS ROAD. '. SJSJi&X'J jlAlt 25, 1019. S n.m.—Hiriy Oommnslon. 11 a-m:—Matins. IJtuny, and Sermon. 4 p.m.—Holy Baptiam. 7 p.m.— imd Sermon. Anthem: "in Humble -.Faith and Holy ■ T.-ov*- ,, («errett>. 1 KEY. F. CAREW TnOMAS, Locum Tenons i CHURCH, NEWTON. S a.m.—-Ho!y Communion. JJL Litany ui:d >Sermon. 4 p.m.—H-nly Baptisms. 7 p.m. — Evensong and Sprmnn. Preacher; REV. F. LATTER,' Vicar. ' All Seats Free. gT. UEOKGE3S OU.UUCH. KINKSSLAND. S a.m.—Holy 'Communion. 21 ii-m_ —MojT4ng ll"ravers and Sermon. 7 p.m.—Evening I'rayers and Sermon 'REV. H. A. JuLTNVoN at All Servi.vs. pHURCH OF ST. OOLTJMBA. Grey V Lynn.—S a.m.. Holy Communion: 11 a.m.. Matins and Sermon: 7 pm. Evensong The Vicar. [AUCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE. :. _ 'RET. H. KNOWLES KEiIPTON. i- - .— 10.15 a.m.—Season of Intercession. 11 a.rn.—STUDLES IN THE 'BOOK. OF DANIEL: (1L) "The Fierr Furnace and the FuithXul Three." 6.50 p.m.—Congregational Shirring. AlexS&nder's Hymns. ~ p-m.—'TUB SFBLJMEST INSTANCE OF PAI-TH IN THE NEAV TESTA.MBXT." ■Anthem. "At Even, Ere tie Stin Was Sef frvn-nerj. WEDNESDAY, 7.3.V- Chnrch Members' 'SlonrhJy Meetinjr. A full arr.endann- Is requested, as Business of a most important Batnre Trill require to be dealt with*. "PONSONBY "BAPTIST CHURCH U- REV. L. B. BpSFIELDJl a.ni:— '-MarTml a-ndiiade Asain." i 7 p.m.— "Tae Rejection of ClirLst." 3LSO p.m. — Mea's ileettng: "Plato and I*latoii±sm." BIOHMOND BAiPTIST OITDRCH REV. RETPBIiN BATL.KT. U S-in. —"Daii'jvrs and Wiircinss in Christiau Life." T p-m,—':Definiti.jn of a Christian." TirOT-NT EDEN BAPTIST rppRCH. *"- Gomer Jβ. Eden lU. and Bcrleish St RKV. EEIC EVANS H and. tli& .Prol>leni of Particular Providence." 7 p.m.—SeriM .rf Straight Talks—ll. "Why I>;n't Men Go to Chun-h? Will the Union of the Oiorches Solve the Problem V Strangers Cordially- Welcomed. /"I RANGE ROAD BAPTIST CH r .'RCH. ■REV. W. H. HINTON. '11 a-m.—"lPauTs Huaiiliiv." T P-m. —"Tliat SUht." JiTUUNT: ALBERT BAPTIST CHURCH. Minister. REV. A. AXKTIfTE. 11 a-m.. Ke\-.' A. Anstl(V; 7 p.m.. Mr. .V. —7 Rev,, A. A notice. EPSOII "ciIURCH. I —-11 a.m.. "The Trainin™ of U-.e !SVelv-e"j I pjo., Divine Wondii;j. K-v. E ■Clarl, fpA.KA.PUN A BAPTIST CHURCH J- 1 - MILFORD. n a-m.. c.r'ji p.m.—Rev. A. Whalley 2.»> p.m.—buuday SchooL 7 p.m.. Thursday —Week-day St-rvice. ;T3EEESTORI) STREET CONGKEC-A- ---*»-* TIONAI. CHCECH. (Next Central Fire Station.) 10.JO a.m.—lntercession. 11 a.m.—Rev. Frederic Warner. S p.m.—Fellowship. 7 p.m.—Rev. Frederic Warner. WEDNESDAY. 7.4.-, p.m _ Monrhlr Church Meeting. J SL'XI'Ai WEKK—Honi- M!«s.o n Bnnd.lv 1 ». . ' • EDEN CONGREGATIOXAI •*"- CHUUCII. VIEW ROAD. Preacher, REV. HARP.V JOHNSON. 11 a-m.—-Tie K-our Gospels: Why Fonr?" *tl p l -fl _ " S P erlal Monthly Talk. "Victoria. SiaJiant Morn/ , ' ' "Hieiu, -lna XV £ S T E X N S IP R I N <i S s c VG * BrJA T I V rXAL ' jfOrRTH AXMVERSAIA- "n^oßßavr. 11 and 3—REV. K. H.TAYLOR , . — UI-.V. B. J. HAljl'il. Bpetnal Singing by s»iolars. Orchestral Ar v«>llipa tt.i m t j^ON<j-KE < jATi...\Ai. nman. western anni-«;s._p.p w-xrvFR «AKY. 11 a-nj. ;, :.; :: ;. :n .' !;.v k H ■Ealph. Enxertainuient. Wpdi;i-«.la*v 7.4rl tp i 'm ;W Mr' V S N "B"iK I llr a ' m " "'■''' K^h] 63WAN Sl IN—., p.m.. Rev. H. .1. EUlph. [VTEWTON CONGREGATIONAL CHUEUtt LDI.NBUU'-.U STUEET. il.TninV: 11 : 7. KE\. >.. \\. JACKSON. f-JEVONPiiKT '-oMiREOATMNA' aJ CHURi-ll 11. ■ G(. nr je Mori, ice. li - "Whai i- Truthr- Evening. 1— Mr. r,.».-.ree w-;:: c\n<. v hU Ministry on Jbiw 1. and will he ?.aii to see old Irienids present. fl ! -t- T.ANE <-oni;p.k<;at:onai. Vr niVßni -Momin= U-Rev. E . A. BridgtT Evening. 7—Rev. <;. H. Jackson. ■rV-KillN'; A COXUIIkiSATIONir, \J .HCitCIL-RcT. T. s., : th«',rrh — U a.n. - "Studies lv :-: P he-ia, . : ' 7 v m"Z "How Loap Will Brit»in 11,,1 d PaiestineV Bee. Aαvt. anuer Lectures." grilUTl-AL SCIENTISTS- CUCTSCH, ORANGH HALI. Opposite Newton ro. KAKANOAIIAPE HOAD, SUNDAY, 7 P.M. SUNDAY, 7 P.M. MR iI.EMENT L. WHAUGE. "THE RK'il MAN AND ETERNITt -, BeadlnEs from Flowers—Mr. Eas= e *t I'M. l-HILDHKX-s 1 Yij . y ' 5 PM OUAN,;:; HALL IHAiIBEK ,: Discussion and Eea<ilii S