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Auckland Star, 2 September 1933, Page 19

, ECCLESIASTICAL. PRESBYTERIAN ORPHANAGES AND J- SOCIAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION. Annual Meeting on Thursday, September 7, at 7.30 p.m., in P.S.S.A. Hall, Edinburgh St., off Karangahape Road. Iho Annual Reports and Financial Statement will be presented. Anthem* by St. Stephen's Choir, Soloist, Mr. George Leslie rfiii 9i nchunKa Children will give items! Collection for Orphanages. THOMAS HALLIDAY, Secretary, P.S.S.A. REV. GEORGE BUDD, Chairman. W 1 "- ~Vr4sK£W S PRESBYTERIAN CnuitCll, Lower Syinouds St. _._ , Minister: jvo jgj -Bertram, m.a. . lr ™ T , MORNING, 11—Subject: X HE OF THE J^INGDOM OF Q- OI >" Quartette, "And the Angul Said Unto Her" King Hall). Solo. Mr. Collcdge, "Within These Holy PoitiUs" (Mozart) BVJSNING 7 YOUNG pEOPLES ' QBRVICE. Subject • "LIFE'S CROWNING FOLLOWS LIFE'S TESTING." Quartette, "Biased be the Ood and Falliei-' (Wesley). «Solo, XUks Oclbbin. "Go.l That Madi'st Earlli and Heave'i" (Samson). Hon. Organist: Dr. Noil MrDnugiili. fiT. DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN CIIUKCH K3 (Upper Khybcr Pass Road). MINISTER: Y$, KY - \Y ]gO\VER TDLACK, 1.L.8. PUBLIC WORSHIP: 11 a.m.—'-THREE TYPES OF CHRISTIAN CHARACTER." 7 p.m.—'-THE NOTE OF URGENCY AND THE SOUND OF CLOSING DOORS." Organist: E. S. Craston, Mns. Bac. ST. JAMES , I'RESBYTEUIAN CHURCH, Wellington Street, off Pitt Street, II a.m. —"Greeks Ask For .fesus." 7 p.m.—"The Dying Flame." Preacher: EVAN' R. HARRIES. KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, I'ARNELL. REV. MACDONALD ASPLAND. Morning, I]— Holy Communion. Solo: -'Come Unto Me" (Handel), Miss Patricia McLeod. Evening, 7 —Subject : "The Authority of Rlslit Over Wrong." Organist: Mr. Claude Laurie.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Gardner Rond. Minister: REV. J, \V. McKENZIB, B.A. 11 a.m.—."REJOICING IN HOPR." 7 p.m.—"PROVE ALL THINGS." TWENTY-FIKST A N NIV V. R S ARY P.W.M.U. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. Social Reunion, 2.00 p.m. All Past Mcmbei-s Cordially Invited. "DALiIORAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, -*-* BALMORAL UOAD. Minister: REV. W. GILMOUK. B.A. 11 a.m.—"REDEMPTIVE EVANGELISM. TITK CHURCH'S CALL TO A NEW CRUSADK." l«oy Scouts' and Girl Guides' Pa ratio. 7 p.m.—"WE SHALL WIN: WE ARE WINNING; WE HAVE WON." Organist : Mrs. H. S. ITaivey. ount ALITJJirr 1 prmslVterian CHURCH. Preacher: REV. R. K. EVANS. 11 a.m.—"LOT LINGERED." 3.30 p.m.—Quarterly Rally of Young People. "The Outlook of Youth." 0 p.m.—Combined Tea and Social Hour. Speakers, Miss Dempsey and Sir. Pldseon. s.4").—Community Singing from Hymn Hook. 7 p.m.—"THE MAN OF OUR DAY." Anthem by the Choir. MT. EDEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Minister. REV. E. .T. TII'LER, B.A. SPRING FESTIVAL. Morning: "THE GARDEN OF THE LORD." Anthem: "Oil, Lord. How Mnulfold." Evening: "THE CHRISTIAN ATTITUDE TO WEALTH." Anthem: "The Lord Is Loving." .: Soloi.st: Mr. H. S. Evans. "For Ever With the Lord" (Gounod). Thanks, Sing" (Harris}. ST. PAUL'S PREiSBYTERIAN CHURCH, , Devonport. 11 a.m.—SPRING FESTIVAL. REV. W. LAWSON MARSH, MrA. 7 p.m.—REV. A. TULLOH, M.A. Senior Ctiaplain Royal Australiau Navy. T. LUKE'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (Remucra Road). Divine Worship 11 a.m. (Communion) and 7 p.m. Preacher: REV. J. A. THOMSON. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 7.15 p.m. C<OMERVELL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (Cor. Reniuera Rd. and Green Lane). SPRING SUNDAY. 11 a.m.—REV. T. N. CUTTLE. 7 p.m.—REV. J. H. ALLEN. VyiLSON MEMORIAL CHURCH, » ' Victoria Avenue, Rcmucrn 7 p.m.—l're.n-lier : MR.. F. EADE. CJT. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN~CHURCH. *-> Papatoetoe.—ll,.a.m.; "Deuteronomy." 7 p.m., Public Hall. Combined Service with Methodists. September 10. Lord's Supper. REV. T. 11. ROSBVEARE.

VTTHITE SWAN BAPTIST CHURCH! ' ' Service, 7 p.m. Preacher. MR. DONALD McKBB Baptist College Student. XTKiIIKK THOUGHT OF [Lga_JsLJl C(,r - I<ilf alltl Wellington Sts. IX/inSr/fi: SUNDAY—II a.m.. Youn;; Folks ' >Vonihlp and Study jfett —«ta!l» (Adults also Welcome), Mm E Lewin. 0.40 p.m., Musical Worship and Affirmation. "Affirm the Good, -, Mr. T. W. Silcock. Temple Quartet and Organ, 'The Overture Prometheus"' I Beethoven)., Soup No 7 (Mendelssohn) : Violin Solo. "The Holv City" (S. Adams). Miss Oherg; Mrs. Salisbury Sykes will sing "Consider Hear Me" (A. Wooler) and "Angels Guard Thee (B. Godard). Inspiring Affirmations and Hvmns —COME. Musidal Director, Sirs. V. J. Mollcr; Organist. Mr. 11. Bamngton. TUESDAY, 8 p.m.—Social in aid of BuildIn" Fund. All members and friends cordially Invited. WEDNESDAY 2 p.m.Women's Progress Club. "The Kejnote ol Your Children's Future." Mrs. K. Lewin. Success Science and Esoteric Croups as usual SEPT. 10—Grand Concert organised by Mr. Peter Dawson. Reserve tnts night. Ijjffiifultgly SUNDAY AFTERNOON An Afternoon of Singing, led by Mr. Vernon T. Drew. You Are Invited to TUESDAY, at 1.5 p.m.—Lunch Hour Bible Study. Leader, Ri-v. Knowles Kempton. THURSDAY, at 6 p.oi.—Preachers' Training Club. . YW.C.A. SONG SERVICE. 8.30 IN LOUNGE. GOOD MUSICAL PROGRAMME. Hostess: MISS O. HERCUS. Everybody Welcome. <t|/, OALVATION ARMY jsSsSc, io CONGRESS HALL, W&ft GREY AVENUE. "WHY WORKV" WORK"'" -WHY WORK?" SYDNEY BRIDGE WILL TELL YOU. THK DEVIL." . Bright Singing and Music. d a^S-^H^SIEV^HI^koOP-ING WING." , 10 am .—Open-air, O'Rorke Street. Sunday Sghori %^%^-J^ A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT THE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, Choral Hall, Airedale St. SUNDAY —11 a.m., Worship and Praise. 145 p.m., Bible Study. 3 p.m., Missionary Meeting. Speaker. M. A. Sutherland, from Fiji. 7 p.m., A Bright Gospel Meeting. Speaker, Mr. A. Hargravcs. THURSDAY—7.3O p.m., A Lantern Loeture will he given on the "Lord's Second Coming." Do not miss those Meetings. /CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. —First Church of KJ Chrisi. Scientist, Auckland, 110, Symonds St. St nday, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sub. : "MAN." Golden Text: Mioah, vi., 8. Sunday School In Scots Hall, Symonds Street, 11 a.m. Wednesday.—Testimony Meeting. 8 p.m. lie ding Room: Vulcan Buildings, Room :;7 ; Mon. to Fri.. lli."0 to 4 p.m.: Friday Evening, 6.30 to 8.30.