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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 116, 17 May 1924, Page 10

ECCLESIASTICAL. AUCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE. MINISTER: REV. JOSEPH W. KEMP. TO-NIGHT. AT 7.30, CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR SOCIETY. LORD'S DAY. 11 a.m.—Preacher: CAPTAIN GIPSY PAT SMITH. SUBJECT: "REVALUATIONS." Church members are requested to be in their seats early. 2.45 p.m.—Sunday School. Studying the ■Whole Bible Course S.S. Lesson. 3 p.m.—Men's Meeting and Young Men's Bible Classes co-operating with Gipsy Pat Smith's Meeting in Town Hall. 5.30 p.m.—Prayer Meeting tog Christian Works. 7 p.m.—GREAT EVANGELISTIC MEETING. Pcacher: REV. JOSEPH W. KEMP. Mr, Arthur E. Wilson and THE TABERNACLE CHORUS CHOIR will conduct the ever-welcome and heart-warming Song Service from 6.30. NOTE.—The Evening Service Is for one hour, closing promptly at 8 o'clock to admit of all getting to the Town Hall Service conducted by Gipsy Pat Smith. /*nV_- ' aFid- W bek "RIBLE *3_y irliD. vv_ek -Dible __7*n__ I QTUDY. TV 'TlVj »TUDY. This weekly Bible School 1b uniting In tbe Gipsy Pat Smith Campaign, and will not resume Study until June 5. GIPSY PAT SMITH Campaign. Remember It Every Night Next Week. TOWN HALL, 7.30. GRANGE ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH, Corner Dominion Road. REV. A. S. WILSON. 10. —Christian Endeavour. Address by Pastor. 11.—"Need I Be Baptised." 6 p.m.—Prayer Time, led by Mr. Harrlngi ton. ! 6.30.—Mr. Honeycombe leads the popular People's Song Service. Come and sing your favourites. 7.—"ls Life Worth Living?" , Communion and Reception of New Members at Close. MISS LUCY CLEVELAND SINGS THE GOSPEL, and also in Song Service. l'riiy for Gipsy Pat Smith Mission. GIPSY PAT SMITH Campaign. Remember it Every Night Next Week. TOWN HALL, 7.30. ATT. EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH. REV. ADAM CLARKE. 11 a.m.—"Keep Yourselves in the Love of God." 6.45 p.m.—"The Executioner's Perquisite." Evening Service 6.45 to 7.45, in time for Gipsy Pat Smith Meeting, Town Hall, 8.15. GIPSY PAT SMITH Campaign. Remember it Every Night Next Week. TOWN HALL 7.30. ATOUNT ALBERT BAPTIST CHURCH. li n.m.—"THE BIBLE." Talk to Children on Maori work, by Miss S. Clark. 7 p.m.—'• MUST L ACCEPT THE THEORY OF EVOLUTION?" Preacher, REV. A. ANSTICB. GIPSY PAT SMITH Campaign. Remember It Every Night Next Week, TOWN HALL. 7.30. TJICH MOND BAPTIST CHURCH. 11 a.m.—"The Praying Saviour." 7 p.m.—"The Gospel That Saves." Solo and Chorus. Preacher, REV. R. HORN. All Welcome. GIPSY PAT SMITH Campaign. Remember It Every Night Next Week, TOWN HALL. 7.30. EDENDALE BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. H. R. Turner. 11 a.m.—"The Newrich and the True-rich." 6.45 p.m.—Congregational Singing. 7 p.m.—Service, Communion and Reception of Members nt Close. - Monday, 7.3o—Grand Concert in aid of Manse Funds. Items by Madame Russell and Pupils and other Leading Artists, GIPSY PAT SMITH Campaign. Remember it Every Night Next Week. •7 TOWN HALL, 7.30. TTtPSOM " BAPTIST CHURCH. I MU PASTOR C. CHANT. 11 a.m.—"Your Fatber Knoweth." . 2.4s—Sunday School and Bible Classes. Meeting. 7 p.m.—"Fulfilling Christ's Commission." Baptismal' Service. ' ' Communion at Close. GIPSY,PAT SMITH Campaign. Remember it Every Night Next Week. TOWN HALL, 7.80. PONSONBY BAPTIST CB-RCU. REV. STEPHEN J. CAMPBELL 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. . j -"; Visitor-Welcome. i ' GIPSY PAT SMITH Campaign. Remember tt Every N\__t Kext Vice*. TOWS i HALL, 7.30. " , ATILfoRtj BAPTIST CHURCH. Minister: REV. E. NICHOLLB. j Subjects: 11 a.m.. Nine; 7 p.m.. Papua. Preacher: REV. BEHARELL (From Nine L.M.S.). GIPSY PAT SMITH Campaign.. Remember it Every Night Next Week. TOWN HALL, 7.30. J THE KOSMOS CHURCH OF I SPIRIT-ALIB-S. . ' DRUIDS' HALL, SOUTH ST., NEWTON. ( SUNDAY SERVICES. ._ p.m.—Opea Circle. MR. COTTAM. I 7 p._.-M„. COTTAM. 1 'JBubjeoi: I "CREEDS MISTAKEN FOR THE GOSPEL OF COMMON SESBE." j Dead men and -women we saw laid in earth \ _ uVV length, and fasten-- there, come freely forth; Once more arisen full length to their feet, I In Spite of coffin, grave, or winding sh-iet. I 7.30 p.m.-.rWEDNESDAY. Fsychometry. MR. COTTAM. j THE AUCKLAND SPIRITUALIST CHURCH, j -■. - 175 A, Symonds Street. ...» •',-•• SUNDAY, MAY 18.'■; j 2'p.m.—Lyceum, Conducted by Mts. An-1 dcrtpn. . " "■ 3 p.m. —Discussion. . | 7 p.m.—Evening Service will be conducted! by .Mr. .H. M.. Boucher. Subject, "Great Mediums who are Making History." Even as a" warrior depends upon his sword, so do the .Gods rely upon a mortal to carry out their Plans.—Ancient. Greek Proverbs. Special Members' Meeting Monday, May 19, '8 'p._. -:'■'- T_E SPIRITUAL SCIENTISTS' CHURCH ■'-'-*' , •"■ (Incorporated).' NEWTON CHAMBERS (Upstairs),'' Opposite the Newton P. 0., Karangahape Rd. SUNDAY—3 p.m.. Open Spiritual Circle. ' 7 p.m. Address by MR. BLACKBOUBN.-1 Subject: "Life Beyond the Vale." ' Dlscusslon. Messages. I MONDAY—B p.m. sharp, Psychometrv. I TUESDAY.—B p.m.. Psychic Pictures. Open circle., A problem for photographer. | Pictures which . appear oh photographic prates held by tbe sitters. You can bring your own plates, or they" will be provided. , WEDNESDAY—B p.m., Open Circle for learning how to Psychoinatrlsc. —8 p.m.. Open Circle. Messages. ••".-."■ ; SATURDAY—B p.m., Open Healing and Psychic Circle. Bring your sick and see what wr can do for'them. SPIRITUALISM— Church of True Spiritual J Light—Service To-morrow; Foresters' Hall, Edinburgh St., Newton (dpsUlrs), 7 i.i_;. Nurse Clayton will speak. Wej ielieve in Jesus Christ and Teach You How | o Get the Truth for Yourselves. After Service, Messages. Every Tuesday, 7.30, i _bllc Circle, 66, Mackelvie Street, off Pon- i ionby Road. wmmkwim v WCA building. ■And-I ' OPEN SUNDAY, 3 to 6.45 p.m. "V Social Hour, 4-._5, : 5.15. ■ 'Musical items and Recitations. .- '■_'.- - TEA AT 5.15. . Thallassa Club. Assisting With Tea. Come; and Make Friends: - GIPSSY PAT SMITH Campaign. ~ Remember It Every Night Next Week, - :'[!-■;, ..;. TOWN HALL. 7.80.