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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 188, 9 August 1924, Page 10

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F.IOFITH .-TNI'AV AFTER TRINITY. ■ i.l . 11..1 i..rl.:;r -t. 1" i-'. :i in \! ;>..,<- md Litany. l 1 a in. II ,i> i:iir.-hai-isi isutig) and i\ : m - Uiliie Cuw Vli'Ali: 1.1. V. '•''.' 11. '.V.VIMiN. ALL SAINTS , CIIFKCII. I'ONSONBY. KKIIITII ?l'.\'n.\V AFTER TRINITY. .- ■■ '■■ —11..:> inmmuni.in. VICAR. 0 :i.ni. -11'.!.v i ..nimuulon. Heme i:.iy. I:i-"\ . t>. 1.. i.ILLAM. 10 n in.—«-..- iirni.ui.in Cln«». 11 a.m.—Mumius Prayer. RF.V. E. CIIITTY. ■1 |i.m.—lnfuii! S.-h «■]. :: p.m.—Sunday School and Bible Classes. 4 p.m —Hiily Baptlmn. 7 [i.m.—Everisong. REV. H. N. DRC.MMOND. All Seats Free. piHDKCU UF THE KIM'IIANY. NEWTON 5 a.m.— Holy Cuinmuuion. 11 a.m.—Miuiiis, Li tuny uml Sermon. 0.30 p.m.—Open-air Preaching. 7 p.m.—Miss;..ii Service, -.vii.i Instruction (LIKE IMMORTAL), and Sermon. RF.V. I: ',!.(> I )A PS. Vl.-nr. jUT. COLUMBA'S. <;.>EY LYNN. 11 a.m.—Mornlni! Prayer n:-d Address. 2.4.". p.m.—Sunday School. 7 p.m.—Evening Prayer ami Address: Old Testament Ivi.)—".lae ( il> and Esau." KF.Y. R. H. Hnp.PAV. M.A.. Vicar. LJ r. LUKES CHURCH. MT. ALBERT. H a.m.—Holy Communion 11 a.m.—Morning Service. Holy rm- nmuninn and Sennoii. 7 p.m.— Evening S.-rvic. , and Sermon. Prea'-h--: <'AN"N lIASEI.I'EN. OT. PETER'S CHURCH. dNEIIUNGA. S a.m.— lTnly Cuni::iiiui«n. j 10 a.m.—Connrinatlnn Inßtmrtlon. 11 a.m.—Scout Parade. 7 p.m. — Evensong. Anthem: "Thine. O Lord. Is the Greatness." i OlTertorium Solo: '• Pressing the Bar." I Mr. Harris. REV. 11. M. SMYTH. M.A.. VICAR. ! j \ UCKLAND CITY MISSION. Xstoos Special Advertisement, See hack page. BERESFOKE ST. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. (Next Central Fire Station.) REV. LIONEL B. FLETCHER. 11 a.m.—"The First Blossoms of Spring." a p.m.—Young People's Bible Class. 7 p.m.—"Eifebt Devils in a Furnished ! House." S.."U to f) p.m.—Musical Programme. Soloists: Mrs. Sloller, .Mr. C. K. Pearce. The Whole of the Evening Service and Musical Programme will be BROADCASTED | from Station 118. Wave length, a<lo | meters. J TUESDAY EVENING —Blackboard Bible | Talks by Key. Lionel B. Fletcher. Subject : I "An Old Testament Puritan." MOUNT EDEN CONGREGATIONAL ' CHURCH. (Corner View 'und Esplanade Roads.) j Preacher, REV. HARRY JOHNSON. 11 a.m.—"Estimates of Spiritual Values ! ~—Eunian and Divine." ' (i.45 p.m.—Bright Song Service. 7 p.m.—"A Profitable Scattering.' Visitors Heartily Welcome. XEWTOX CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH i Edinburgh St. (off Karangahape Rd.). | 11 a.m.—Young People's Service: The Superintendent. : 0.4G ii.m. —Song Service. 7 p.m.—A Special Address will be given. ! Subject : "The Purable of the Wireless." A ! hearty invitation is given lo a.ll Wireless I Students. Redemption Hynm3. A Bright Service. ' Preacher: MX. FRANK CKESPIN. j GREEN LANE CONGREGATIONAL ; CHURCH. 11 a.m.—Morning Worship. '• 7 p.m.—Evangelistic Song Service. V.M.C.A. -Uynmalg will be used. Preacher: KEY. HAROLD J. RALPH. TO-NIGHT (Sat.). —Intercession Service, 7.30. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, August 21 and 21i—Grand Sunday School Concert. TVEVOXiPORT CONGREGATIONAL J-/ CHURCH.—II a.m. and 7 p.m. Evening subject: "Jesus aud the Way of Life." I'reacher: Rev. George Jackson. . Solo. ''Gloria," by Mr. Frank Kemp. Visitors Always Welcome. . ■ ONEHUNGA CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. REV. FRANK TUCKER. 11 o'clock—"The True Foundation of Joy." 7 o'clock—"Wind and Fire." ■jITOUNT ROSKILL CONGREGATIONAL -"-•- CHURCH, Mount Roskill.—7 p.m., Mr Gordon Smith. \747ESTERN SPRINGS COXGREGA- »' TIOXAL CHURCH.—II a.m. and 7 I p.m.. Rev. E. H. Taylnr. ■ ■\|"EW LYNN CONGREGATIONAL ■J-* CllfßCll.—Evening, 7. Subject : "The Sphere of Supposition." Rev. W. M. Trigg Minister. TNTERNATIONAL T>l BLE QITUDENTS , , A SSOCIATION. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), AUGUST 10, j 7 p.m., h THE SCOTS HALL. ' A Free Lecture. No Collection. I * "W UAT G ,KEED I s T UE rpRUTH T *- I ! Speiker: EDWARD NELSON Since t! c time Pilate asked Jesus, "What | w Truth'f to the present dnv, with au I Anglican Rishop openly declaring his fore- . fathers were '• a tribe of apes." this que«tion has been one of vital interest AU i i candid people should lie truth-seekers international Bible Students mniv from 'every I creed under the sun. and now claim to have ! found satisfaction in the Bible itself You addr CO - rdlaUy iUvited tv come and Ul " a r this I 3.30 p.m.. STUDY IN REVELATION. -, r l!f '."t-book used. "The Finished fcmflv i/ P ° al^n - h " e (magazine Auckland AJ'lress: IJi.S.A., Bos T(T,, ■ j "V" W.C.A. i'l ag^V^'*^ 3 UPPER QUEEN ST. <»PEN SUNDAY. 3-0 P.M. TEA AT -~ir, I>!mT Rowliiti Clulr in Charge, of Tea All Women and Girls Welcome. j Come and Make Friends. QHIiISTIA N SCI ENC E. I First Church of Christ Scientist Auckland ■ St. Andrew's Hull. Lower Symonds St SERVICE. SUNDAY, i PM Subjpcr. "SIMIUT." Golden Text. Z.iehariah iv G Snndny-school, 11 a.m. Wednesday—Service, 8 p.m. j BEADING ROOM, SHORT'S EULLDDiGS, Queen Street. Opeiv Jtl-4. | 1..