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jgggIgSIASTICAI,. i gT. ANDRETVS v PKESBXTiIIIAN CHUBCH. I Services: n a.m. and 7 p.m. , i REV. J AS . ,MILXE, M.A. j All Visitors Cordially Invited. , ■ gT. JAMES' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, WELLINGTON STKEET. DIVINE SERVICE ON SUNDAY. JAN. 30. Morning at 11. Evening at 7 Preacher: REV. R. L. WALKER, M.A. PicnfcT t S s1 da J S cnool antl <-ongegatioual Mcnic at St. Heller's on SATURDAY, Fel>. . •>■ lor particulars jmjyprtnwilav 1 . papers, j SJT. PRESBYTERIAN ! , m CHURCH. JERVOIS ROAD. PONSONBY C^ed : m We T Lor d Nil " e TSer^ c .' CUr Sha " be j Christ B e With You All." I t n ? Evening Services will be the Rev. I Jolly s Farewell Service at St. Stephen's, REV. ISAAC JOLLY. M.A. All Scats Free. gT. DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ""* KHTBER PASS ROAD. Preacher. REV. D. C. -HKRRON, M.A.. M.C. Morning at 11, Evening at 7. Solo liy Miss Bissett at .Evening 'Service. __ All seats Frre. gT. LUKE'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, REMUERA. Minister, REV. c. J. TUCKER. Divine Service at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. All Scats Free. All Welcome. 2JT. EDEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. MOUNT EDEN ROAD (Near Tram Terminus). Services: 11 ajn. and 7 p.m. Preacher: REV. JOHN A. REID (Of Seattle. U.S.A.). All Seats Free. fv XOX CHURCIT PAKNKLL. -*-*- Preacher: REV. JOHN BISSETT (Assembly Evangelist). SUNDAY. JANUARY o"0. . 11 a-m.—Subject: "The 'Secret of True Spiritual Success." j 7 p.m.—Subject: "The God of Great Deliverances." Sunday-school at 3 p.m. I Meeting of Managers on WEDNESDAY. Fehrnary 2. at 7.43. S2T.. GEORGES PRESBYTERIAN ~ CHURCH. Takapuna—ll a.m.: "How j to Live Without Worrying." 7 p.m.: "Mohammed or Christ for Africa?" .Rev. Fred. H. Wilson. SOMERVELL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REMUERA. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Preacher: REV. J. PATTISON. Seats Free. "VfOUNT ALBERT PRESBYTERIAN ■°- L CHURCH.—Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Preacher: Rev. R. Crocket. Thursday, 3rd, at 7.45 p.m.. Induction of Rev. K. , Crocket. All are cordially invited to above services. "J7PSOII PRESBYTERIAN CIIURCn, GARDNER ROAD. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. REV. F. A. THOMPSON. All Welcome. . Seats Free. T OWER REMUERA MISSION HALL. •" 7 p.m.—Presbyterian Service. MR. JOHN SMITH. OT. PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN CnCRCH, ° VICTORIA EOAD. DEVOXPORT. PreaclTeTV .REV'! n b aD McIVOR. /-yNEHUNGA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Services: 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. REV. D. D. SCOTT. ST. PETKR~S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCII Great North Road, Grey Lynn. DIVINE SERVICE ON SUNDAY At 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Preacher, MX. W. .ELLIOTT. _ RICHMOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCn, Francis St. (Grey Lynn Terminus). 11 a.m.—Mr. Duncan Macpherson. 7 p.m.—Mr. Colvin. All Welcome. ONSONBY • ITIST CHURCH. REV. L. B. BUSFIEI.D. 11 ajn.—"Jesus the Saviour." 7 p.m.—"The 'Lord's Remembrancers." All Heartily Welcome. . A UCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE. (Top of Queen Street.) TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), JANUARY 30. Preacher: THE PASTOR. T>EV. JOSEPH yXT T/'EMP. 10 a.m.—Prayer Meeting, in Bible Class Hall. i 11.—-"THE RETURN OF OUR LORD AND BELATED THEMES : V., The Recognition and Reunion of All the Saints." 7 p.m.—"THE TIMES IN WHICH WE LIVE: IV., The Religious Realm —(b) The Prevalence of Backsliding. How' Far is the War Responsible for the Departure from God?" ' AH Seats Free. i Visitors to the City Cordially Welcome. I SUNDAY. 3 p.m.—Men's Meeting. Mr. I Fred. H. Wilson, of the Sudan United Mission, will speak upon "The Life of Victory." THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, 7.30.— I Prayer Meeting. % I MONDAY, 7.3o.—Lecture on C. H: Spurgeon, by Rev. Joseph W. Kemp. (See extended notice in this column.) THURSDAY, 7.3o.—Summer Bible Class. Lecture by the Rev. Joseph W. Kemp. Subject : "The Christ of the First and Final Centuries of the Present Age." * A UCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE. j\. . •MONDAY. JANUARY 31. 7.30 P.M. LECTURE BY REV. JOSEPH W. KEMP. On the "TIFE AND -yyORK OF />> JJ rfPFRGEON." At 18 years of age Spurgeon stormed the Churches of London. At 21 he was a recognised master of the Pulpit. He was abused, slandered, misrepresented, scandalised and hated.- but lived to tie hon'onrcd, trusted, and loved more than any i-man of the 19th Century. Through evil report and good he tolled on,' adding to the . great Tabernacle Churcl in London from year to year on an average °f 357, or a total of 1+,G92 during his pastoiate This generation has not seen his Hke. Though dead 29 years, he lives in the i -hearts of thousands. s I Hear this Lecture on the Greatest Preacher | of the Victorian lira. The Tabernacle where the Lecture will be eiven was built 'by his son and sue- «- °^^^g^^AY! c T n 3O- «6 -TjOUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH. SUNDAY, U a.m. and 7 pjn.' BEY W. PERRY (of Hamilton). Evening Subject : "The Second Coming of Christ." Solo' "Beyond the Dawn" Taylor) /-I RANGE ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH. *-*" REV. W. H. HIXTpX. 11 a.m.—"Trusteeship." i n m < A Veteran's Testimony." Reference to ihe death of Judge CE Button. All Seats Free. All Welcome. TirOUNT ALBERT BAPTIST CHURCH. IVI 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. REV. A. ANSTICE EDENDALE —11 a.m. and 7 Mr. Leslie Barbour. RICHMOND RD. BAPTIST CHUECH. Pastor, REV. K. HORN 11 a-m.—"The Prophet's Reward. 7 p.m. All Welcome. EPSOM BAPTIST CHURCH.—II a m., "There Was Silence." 7 p.m "torgiveness, but Only at the Cross. Rev. | Edward Chard. ; i SIENDS , MEETING HOUSE. Mt. Eden . Rd cor. Sylvan Avenue—Adult School. 79.15 a-m. Meeting for Worship, 11 c.m.