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ECCLESIASTICAL fJHDBCE OF pHRISI. (Holding Life and Advent Truths.) TC7EST C-jTRBET AND T/yALTERS T>D. MORNING AT 11—For Fellowship. AFTERNOON, 2.45 — Sunday School. MORNING, 11.30—Prayer Meeting. In Bible Class Room, West Street. \T7BST CITREET—7 P.M.. *» ° PREACHING SERVICE. Preacher: T. LAURIE WILCOCK. Subject: WILL CHRIST RISE FROM THE DEAD? The Choir will render Suitable Music, under the leadership of H. Thompson. This Service will be broadcast. WEDNESDAY, 7.45 p.m.—BIBLE CLASS. Speaker: G. TEARBURT. WALTERS -pOAD—7 P.M., -Ew GOSPEL MISSION. Preacher: C. MOON. TUESDAT, 7.45 p.m.—Bible Class and Prayer Meeting. Speaker: L. B. WTATT. Subject: "The Signs of the Times." Hearty Singing. All Welcome. nHUBCHZS or nSBISI (ASSOCIATED). SUNDAY—II a.m., for Fellowship. 7 p.m.. "Preaching the Word." Appointments: PONSONBT ROAD — 7 p.m., RALPH GEBBIB, B.A. DOMINION ROAD — 7 p.m., H. A. CLARKE, M.A. ONEJHUNGA—7 p.m., W. VICKERY. RICHMOND—7 p.m., T. J. BULL. DBVONPORT—7 p.m., F MARMENT. AVONDALE—7 p.m., J. MUSHBT. POINT CHEVALIER—II a.m. only. OONSONBT TJOAD. FAREWELL ADDRESSES By T>ALPH /DEBBIE, 8..\. THEME AT 11 A.M., "A CRISIS IN CHRIST'S LIFE." 7 P.M., "A PURPOSE TO SUCCEED." Solo, Mrs. Gebbie. Choir Anthem, "Wake Thee, O Zion." Special Singing. Bright Services. CIHRISTADELPHIAN SERVICES. ; MASONIC HALL, Remuera Road, Corner Belmont Terrace. SUNDAT MORNING AT 11. CHRISTADELPHIANS. Manchester Unity Hall, Corner Victoria and Hobson Streets. Fellowship Meeting, 11 a.m. AH Christadelphians Welcome. /CHRISTADELPHIANS, Freemasons' Hall, Belgium St.—ll a.m., Fellowship Mtg. 7 p.m.—" The House of Many Mansions," MR. T. LEITCH. "YrAITUE'S STRANGE WATS." NEW CHURCH (Swedenborgian) NEWTON RD. near top Symonds St. SUNDAY MORNING AT 11. CHILDREN'S DAY. REV. ROBERT J. STRONG. INVITATION NVTTA T I O N TO THE NGARUAWAHIA EASTER CAMPS. This is an interdenominational Christian Convention for men and women. It is conducted by a committee of laymen whose sole object is the glory of God in the conversion of souls and the edificaHon of saints. This is the ninth annual convention. The past eight gatherings have been attended with much spiritual blessing. Th" speakers this year are MISS JENNIE STREET. Field Secretary for Great Britain of the Christian Endeavour Union. WILLIAM MALLIS. of the South Seas Evangelical Mission, and MR.' C. J. ROLLS. Dean of the New Zealand Bible Training Institute. Write secretary for booklet of information.

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