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

! ECCLESIASTICAL. | A CCKUV.ND BAPTIST TABEKNACLE. I PREACHER: REV. JOSEPH VT. KEMP,! TO-NIGHT, at 7.80— T.E. SOCIETY. I LORDS DAY. LORDS DAT. ■30 a.m.—Prayer Meclinc. 11 a.m. —Exposition of (he Word. Snl>W-l : "TIIK MURMURING OF MEN , nr HKxowx.'- . 2.-M p.m.—Sunday Seli.nl ami Bib!<- '"lasses fur Xoiing Miii anil Younc Women. |r, an p.m.—Pruyor Meeting for Workers. |. in. SOX<: SKKVICK. led lit Mr. A. K. \V!!*on. I PlaidKie. Mrs. Krnme fltirk St p.m.—Tin-: m<; meeting that is I DIFFERENT. ! SKRMri.N si Il.lKl'T: -TIIK PLACE CALLED CALVARY." ; Ilwryi.,nh Welcome. All Seats Free. > ..u will enjoy tin- Mnulns nr tlie I TAHKUNAi ill: chorus mom. M"NDAY -it 7.:;n -A live I\-:iyer Meeting. .ii-iii u<l Iμ l'r.iyer fur Revival. , v Arfn-WEEK i>ir.i.i; /<^ i,S| " • *'kick J-*ir.i.K :UL£Hk/ lr - v "- ---! T.ixi.nrr .7.::o-to-nh;ht THURSDAY. AT T "o 1 Siil.ji- :: "It" T.i. cni:i. If ;n tii.> Wilder V Tii»' Hoards. c..vi r'.r.z*. and Furni mre cr ilin Iliily Place. ' Lecturer: REV. .liiSEPII \V. KI'.MP. 1 lii-istr:i!i..l l.y l.ni"-i* 1 'i:i--r:i ms. I -.r |.; n • s M I"- X T 1 S li. j ! T.vUKUNACLK-.i P.M.--SUNDAY. i Sneaker REV .TOSr.PII W. KEMP. I <uh|..ct ' -TIIK FAiT ill-' CHRIST." ; Kvi-ry Man 11.-.irtii-. Welcome to lUis j i " "--■'"'•'• I 1 "AfT. EDEN BAPTIST cnURCH. i itr.V. ADAM CLARKE. 11 am —•■TIIK FKFITS OK ABUXDA .NT 1.1 IK." 0 4r, p.m.—Talks ahmil the Great Fundamental Truths of Chrtsiiunily, Illustrated by Large Chan, i SUNDAY. 0.4.-..—-SOME WONDERFUL THINGS JUST OUTSIDE KDKiV." WEDXKSDAV. 7.."t0. -Important Meetins. Every member ut congregation should be present. COME. GRANGE KO.VD BAPTIST rir.:?.ul. Near Dominion Bond Post Office. 7 n.jn,—Prnyer Meeting. Mr. E. Cramp. 11 a.m.—REV. S. CAMPBELL. 0.13 p.m.—Prayer Meeting. ! MB. C. 11. HARRINGTON. j 0.40. —SONG SERVICE. ) Led by Mr. T.. Iluneycnmbp. 7 p, m ,—MR. 1.. r.KYAN. op Tin: new ZEALAND BIBLE TRAINING INSTITUTE. TUESDAY, 7.:5(>.—Y.1 , . Inmitutp. WEDNESDAY, 7.3o.—Mid-week Service. Otahuht; baptist church. SUNDAY SERVICES. I Morning. 11 a.m.—Pnstor ('. Chant. I Evening. 7 p.m.—"The Book ..f Life." I Prayer Meeting. 0.:!0 p.m. Son;; Service, i>..10 p.m. Pastor. ('.. N. GAKLICK. j Wednesday, S p.m.—Midweek Service. I Thursday. 7.30 p.m.—Young People's Meeting. Special Missionary Night. .Newcomers to district are specially I welcome. BAPTIST CHURCH. 11 a.m.. Bey. R. Tinner. 2.nn a.m., Suuday-scliool ana Bible Classes, ti.so p.m., Prayer Meeting. 7 p.m., Pastor C. Chant. "The Ministry of Reconciliation." KOYAL OAK—7 p.m.. Mr. J. Christie. pONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH. 11 a.m.—Pastor N. Garlick. 7 p.m.—Rev. Stephen J. Campbell. Visitors Welcome. M' ILFOKD BAPTIST CHURCH. Preachers : 11 a.m.—Rev. A. Atistice. 7 p.ju.—Kev. E. Klcholls. C.E., Saturday, 7.a0. Midweek Meeting, Thursday. 7.30. "jITOUN'T ALBERT BAPTIST CHURCH. Minister: REV. A. AXSTICE. 11 a.m.—DR. J. P. JONES. 7 p.m.—REV. A. AXST/CE. All Heartily Welcome. TfICHMOND BAPTIST CIIDRCn. U a.m.—REV. E. XICHOLLS. 7 p m .— Baptismal Service. REV. R. HORN.' He.irtv Welcome to All. DENDALE BAPTIST CHURCH.— 11 a.m.—REV. R. HORN. 7 p.m.—REV. H. P.. TURNER. WHITE SWAN BAPTIST HALL. MT. ROSKILL. 7 p.m.—Orange Koail Mission Bitnii. AUCKLAND SPIRITUALIST CHURCH, 173 A, Symonds Street. 2 p.m.—LYCEUM. 3.10 p.m.—MESSAGES. 7 p.m.—MR. W. T. AXDEUTUN. Subject: "NATURAL LAW IX THE SPIRIT WORLD." IIE SPIRITUAL SCIENTISTS' CHURCH Uucorpornted). NEWTON CHAMBERS (Upstairs), opp. Newton P. 0., Karangaliupe Road. SUNDAY— 3 p.m., Opeu Spiritual Circle. 7 p.m.. Lecture by Mr. 11. M. Boucher, Psychic Teacher. "Mysteries of Mediumship,"' also Spiritual Healing Explained. Messages. MONDAY, 8 p.m.—Psychometry and Medical Clairvoyance. Mr. Putter. TUESDAY, S p.m. —Open Circle, Psychic Pictures. Photographic plates held by the Sitters ;no camera ; good results. See our collection of Psychographs. WEDNESDAY. S p.m.—Psychometry and Medical Clairvoyance. Mr. Blackbourn. THURSDAY, S p.m.—Open Circle. SATURDAY, S p.m.—Opeu Healing aud Psychic Circle. X.B.—MR. BOUCHER continues to draw big audiences by his interesting Lectures. THE KOSMON CHURCH OF SPIRITUALISTS. DRUIDS" HALL. NORTH STREET, NEWTON. AFTERNOON MEETING, 3 P.M. Subject: " FORCE AD ENERGY." Messages. MR. COTIAM. 7 p.m.—Subject : 'TRUE ALCHEMY; TKUIS SCIENCE." Messages. MR. COTTA.M. Religion springs from the soul, Aud not as people would Kay ; For we see a wrong interpretation. In the Oreligion o£ to-day. WEDNESDAY, 7.30. — Psyehometry. MR. COTTAM. p i ii i v i, i mT ►J 1 Church of True Spiritual Light. SERVICE TO-MORROW, FORESTERS' HALL. Edinburgh St., Newton (Upstairs). 7 p.m.—NURSE CLAYTON will speak. Subject: "Forte And Its Enemy." This subject is worth hearing so come and bring yuur friends. We believe In Jesus Christ. After-service Messages Every Wednesday, Public Circle, conducted by Nurse Clayton at 7 p.m. sharp, (JO, Maekelvie Street, oil Ponsonby Road. rniURCII OK SPIRITUAL UNITY. Oddfellows" TIa!!, Pitt Street. : SUNDAY SERVICES : 3 p.m.—Mr. W. Cottom. Subject. "The I Divine I.egiu-y." 7 p.m.—Mr. Kirk. Subject, "Mediums i and Medlumahlp." llr. Kirk, Australian - Psychic, may be consulted daily, "New ~ Hope, ' 10, Crumincr Road, Ponsonby, y to VXTRIGHTS HALL. Belgium St. 1 T T Special Service. SUNDAY. 8 p.m V MISS K. BLACK. Helpful Messages and Si Address. come an.l bring your friends. - aii wr'H'nint*. t ut'ncjjnn S~ir Vyi-M.IAM STREET HALL. ! - R-hi V^" 1 '"' 0 " I!o,,,1 Tcnnliiue.—3 p.m. H Bible Class and Sunday School ; 7 p m & Srt dd r es3 - Speaker, MR. F. iIARTIN.' c: Bright BlngiDg. All welcome. J s