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ECCU-PIABTICAI-AUCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE. ftlX - " 11 — ANNIVERSARY — fiKTH Wih _ ANNIVERSARY — w/TU OF THE CJUNDAY IQCHOOL. ►JixuAf School. TO-MORROW (LORD'S DAY). TO-MORROW (LORD'S DAY). SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS AXD PARENTS ARE REQUESTED TO MEET FOR PRAYER AT 10 O'CLOCK. 11 a.m.—Preacher: REV. JOSEPH W. KEMP. Subject: "DO NOT SIN AGAINST THE CHILD." Avoid the evening crush •by attending the Morning Service. 3 p.m.—UNITED GATHERING OF SCHOLARS, BIBLE CLASSES, AND MEX'S MEETING. Everybody welcome. Speaker: REV. PERCY KNIGHT, B.A. (Pitt Street Methodist Church). 7 p.m.—Preacher: REV. JOSEPH W. KEMP. Subject: "ARE THE DESIRABLE CONSEQUENCES SO SURE?" The Anniversary Choir of 300 voices will sing special plwes at all tbe services. Conductor: Mr. Arthur E. Wilson. Doors open at 6 o'clock. Service will commence as coon as the Church is full. TUESDAY: ANNUAL PUBLIC GATHERING. GRAND REUNION OF SCHOLARS, PARENTS AND FRIENDS. Tea at 6 o'clock ln School Hall. Tickets, 1/ each of School Officers. PUBLIC MEETING ln the Tabernacle at 7.30. Admission iFree. Chairman: REV. JOKEiPU W. KEMP. Speaker: REV. J. PATTISON (Somervell Presbyterian Church) Singing which thrills and inspires, by the great Chorus Choir. SATURDAY, APRIL 21, AT 3 O'CLOCK. OLD FOLKS' DAY. OLD FOLKS' DAY. OUR SUNDAY SCHOOLS ANNUAL TRIBUTE TO THE AGED OF AUCKLAND. Aged Folk of all Denominations and no Denomination are cordially Invited. Send name and address to Mr. Brookbanks, Strand Arcade ("Phone No. 23_*>A), or to the Tabernacle ('Phone 2505 A), and you will be called for by motor car, driven to the Tabernacle and taken borne again at the close of the Service. Old and New Hymns by the Combined Choirs, under Mr. Arthur E. Wilson. REV. JOSEPH W. KEMP will Preside. and there will be an OLD-FASHIONED TALK given by an OLD-FASHIONED PREACHER. THURSDAY, 7.30 P.M. tltxSs\\ir\ REV " JOS *-I*H w - KEMP. Mm ' "KyTnE BOOK OF THE REVEVtTV LATION. "THE THINGS THAT SHALL BE HEREAFTER." Members of the Mid-week Bible Study are requested to read Revelation, Chapter 4. (".I RANGE ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH ■*-* (near Dominion Road). REV. A. S. WILSON. 11—"Great Activity or Heart Quietude. —Which Does Christ Want Most J" o.3o—People's Song Service. 7—"The -Greatest Historical Illustration of Paying Up, ln Blood, a Debt Lightly Contracted." TUESDAY, 7.3o—Young People's InattH l?th_tc ' M«etlng. Address, MB. WEDNESDAY, 7.30. — Prayer Rally Bible Study, REV-. A. S. WILSON. 7 MOUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH. REV. ADAM. CLARKE. 11 a.m.—"The Sweetest of Love Songs " 3.30, Adult Bible Study, "Judgments and Rewards. 7 p.m., "Our Bodies: A Temple or a God?" Song Service, 6.45. Everybody Welcome. ~_fT. EDEN BAPTIST. CHURCH. TUESDAY, 17TH, AT 7.45 P.M. GREAT LECTCRE:' " LONDON. AS SEEN BY A POLICEMAN ON-AND OFF DUTY." By REV. E. NICHOM-*. Don't Miss This. Tickets, 1/. __ 6 "C-PSOM BAPTIST AA PASTOR C. CHANT 11 a.m.—"Called To Be Saints." 2.40 p.m.—Sunday School and Bible 8.30 p.m.—Prayer Meeting. -. P. m -—"Redee-jed From the Ravages of pin. Communion at close. pONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH. | ' REV. L. B. BUSFIELD. 11 a.m.—"A Conservative Reformer. - * i p.m —"The Choice of a Master." All heartily welcome. JjJ-UNT ALBERT BAPTIST CHURCH. 11 a.m.—"What Is Prayer?" 7 p.m.—"Loss and Gain in the Light of Calvary." > Preacher: <REV. A. ANSTICE. -RICHMOND BAPTIST CHURCH. AW Preacher: REV. R. HORN. 11 a.m.—"Enoch." 7 'p.ni.—"Going a Llttle-.-Farthcr.'' A,Hearty Welcome to All. -y£ILFORD BAPTIST CHURCH. Services: 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Evening .Subject: "Paul's Aim and Ambition." Preacher: PASTOR E. NICHOLLS. Prayer Meeting. Thursday. 7.30 p.m. -fj-DENDALE BAPTIST ✓ CHURCH. AA Morning. 11—Mr. S. J. Campbell. Evening, 7—Rev. Joseph Clarke. CSPIBITUAL SCIENTISTS' CHURCH, •*" ' (Incorporated). ■ MUNRCS; HALL (Opposite Post Office, Karangahape Road), , NEWTON. " SUNDAY, 7—MR. AND MRS. SPARKS. SPIRITUALIST MISSIONERS. Subject: "In Tune With the Infinite." Spiritual Messages from flowers by -Mrs. Sparks. NEWTON CHAMBERS (Opp. P:0 ) TUESDAY, 2.3O—HEALTH TALKS TO LADIES, by MRS. SPARKS. TUESDAY, B—Open Circle for Psychographs. , WEDNESDAY, 7.3o—Psyrt-ometry. -fJNITY CHURCH OF SPIRITUALISTS. Oddfellows' Hall, Pitt Street. 2.3o—Children's Class. 3 p.m.—Address by-REV. R. J. STRONG. "A FAITH THAT.WILL NOT SHRINK." Tea at 5 o'clork.' 7 p.m.-MRS. HARRIS ROBERTS. Subject: ''PETALS OF THE SACRED ROSE." g-i- P I R I T U A LI 8 M. SYMONDS ST. SPIRITUAL EVANGELIST CHURCH, Orange Hall, Upper Symonds St, Opposite' Lyric" Theatre. SUNDAY. 7 P.M. MR. BURGESS, Evangelist, Healer, Health Diagnoser and Psychometrical Teacher, Will Deliver an Address. Subject: "A Real Talk About the Life Beyond. • the - Life Below, and Jesus Christ." i. -As a visitor to Spirit World, a worker for Jesus Christ ln this world, the lecturer Is able to speak- with real experience upon this, subject.. Collection at Door. Bring Flowers. PBOGKESSIV.E CHURCH. OF SPIRITUALISTS. DRUIDS' HALL, NEWTON. 2 p.m.—Lyceum, Conducted by Mr. Lewis.'"' ■''.'"'. ''' "?•""/" 3.15 p.m.-'-Ope_ "Circle. "'.■-.■-'■- -5 p.m.—Tea." h"_;' .'■-' " .7 —Mr. Andertou" will' dfliver an entrancing*-' interesting Address,-entitled: "The Triumph of the Hunan.Soul." THURSDAY, ~7._J.i-He'alUig Class, conducted by Mr. Anderton. .' ' Eyer-fone Welcome. tXIGQER THOUGHT" CENTRE—Sunday *-»- Evening Service, Ple-ce Bldgs.. top of Symonds St. (over Snedden'-). Lecture, at 7 ft-"-. B SW*«t: "Vibration." Members and Visitors Cordial**' Invited,