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ECCLESIASTICAL. rpHE BAPTIST UNION OP R.Z. ANNUAL ASSEMBLY MEETINGS AT BAPTIST TABERNACLE OCTOBER 7 TO 14. WEDNESDAY, 7.30 P.m.—Presidential Address. Rev. A. Ansticp, of ciiristchurch. Missionary Address: Rev H A. .Tones, of India. •THURSDAY, 7.30 p.m.—l n Unity Hall Young People's Night. Bible Dramatisation, 'Simon the Leper." Admission 1/. FRIDAY, 7 p.m.—Open-air. Meeting on Tabernacle Steps. Revs. Rovston Brown and E. \v. Batts. 8 p.m., John Clifford Centenary Meeting : Rev. J. K Archer and Dr. A. Hodge, 8.A., B.D. SATURDAY, S p.m.—Musical Festival bv Tabernacle Choir. "An Evening with Negro Spirituals." Admission 1/. JJAPTIST rpABERNACLE, UPPER QUEEN STREET. 10.15 a.m. —Prayer Meeting. 11 a.m. —ALL MORNING COMMUNION SEKVICE. Reception of New Members Welcome to MR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS NEILSON. All Sincere Diseijiles of the Lord Jesus Christ will be Heartily Welcome. 2.45 p.m.—Sunday School and Bible Classes. 7 p.m.— GREAT EVANGELISTIC SERVICE. PREACHER: J")R. JJODGE, 8.A., B.D. POPULAR HYMNS, HEARTY SINGING, WARM WELCOME. WEDNESDAY, 2 p.m.—No Women's Meeting. SEE SEPARATE ADVERT. FOR BAPTIST ASSEMBLY MEETINGS. N.B.—NEXT BAPTISMAL SERVICE, OCTOBER, 18th, EVENING, D.V. jy£OUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH. REV. J. D. JENSEN.

11 a.m.—"THE SHEPHERD PSALM 111., RESTORATION AND GUIDANCE." 7 p.m.—" WHY GO TO CHURCH V" G" RANGE road baptist church. REV. H. KNOWLES KI3MPTON. 11—"To Wait for His Sou from Heaven." Communion. 7 —Baptismal Service. Visitors Welcome PONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH, Jervois Road. 11 a.m.—REV. A. J. GRIGG, M.A., B.D. 7 p'.m.—Student Ayson Clifford, M.Sc. ALBERT BAPTIST CHURCH. Minister: REV. JOHN LAIRD, M.A. 11 —"The Table of the Lord." (Communion.) 7 —"Christ Helping Doubters." ©HACKLETON RD. BAPTIST CHURCH. Sunday School Anniversary.—ll, KEV H. G. GORING ; 3, KEV. D. H. STEWART ; 7, REV. C. W. DUNCUMB. Conductor : Mr. L. Honeycomb. Do not miss this treat. gAPIIST QHUKCHES. Services, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. AVONDALE —Rev. C. W. Duncumb. Rev. H. U. Goring; EPSOM—Kev. J. Hiddlestone. MILFORD—Rev. D. Stewart. NORTH MEMORIAL— Rev. P. L. A. Crampton, B.A. SANDRINGHAM—Pastor J. S. Binnie. OTAHUHU —Rev. T. H. Eccersall. POINT CHEVALIER—Rev. C. Chant. MERRILANDS —Rev. E. 13. Smith. KOYAL OAK—Rev. E. E. Smith. Student Simpson.RICHMOND—Rev. C. Cliant. Student Wyness. NEW LYNN—Mr. Philpotts. Student Norrish. WHITE SWAN—Student Carter. METHODIST Corner Valley Road and Mount Eden Road. KENNETH H. MELVIN.

11 a.m.^—Coihmunion Service. ■*■• . 7 p.m.—"THE BITTER BOOK ST. JOHN DID EAT." _ . 7 TSITED evangelical LI CHURCH IN N.Z.. T ST. BENEDICT'S STREET. IU, Pastor: MR. NORMAN A. SKINNER. 11 a.m.—"FEAR AND LOVE." 7 p.m.—" GUILTY BEFORE GOD." Song Service, 6.45 p.m. WED., 7.3o—Mid-week Prayer Meeting. REVIVAL JjllßE. MISSION OF HEALING. COVENANT HALL, EAST STREET. SUNDAY: 11 a.m.—Communion. 3 p.m.—Bible Study. 7 p.m.—"AH Things are Possible to a Believer." MON., 7.30 p.m.—British Israel Lecture. WED. and THURS., 7.30 p.m.—Healing Through Faith In -Jesus Christ. Jesus said to the one seeking for the healing of his son : "If thou cuu'st believe ; ill things are possible to him that believe th." How entirely true this is. I'he fault of unbelief is one of the besetting sins of most Christians They doubt the word of Jesus, and this closes the door (See Mark ix„ 14-'2U.) __ Evangelist: A. H. DALLIMORE. THE AUCKLAND BRITISH-ISRAEL ASSOCIATION (Inc.) (Affiliated with ■ British-Israel World Federation, London), 200, Pacific Buildings, Wellesley St. East. SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 3 P.M., SHORT TALKS U.N THE SPIRITUAL ASPECT OF BRITISH-ISRAEL TEACHINGS. TUESDAY EVENING, 7.45 P.M. A Lecture, By MR. W. H. DAWE. All friends cordially invited. Listen to the lectures broadcast from Station IZM, Manurewa, under tli<; auspices of thi-3 Association each Sunday Evening, at 8.45 p.m. "DRITISH-ISHAEL REVIVAL MISSION. - 1 ' Special Service, Sun., 7 p.m., 8.1. Hall, * Otahuhu. Lantern Slides, showing "Armageddon." OTAHUEU (8.1. Hall), SUNDAY, 11 a.m., Communion ; 3„p.in., S.S.; 7 p.m. (as above). Tues., 7.30, Bible- Teaching. Tliurs., 7.30, Prayer. Sat., 3 anil 7 p.m., Special Meetings for Members after Water Baptism. (Bus leaves Hall for Mr. Mills', Sat., at 0.50 p.m., via Station, returning 9.45 p.m.) MANUREWA (8.1. Hall).—Sun., 11 a.m., Communion ; 7 p.m., Revival Service. Mon., 7.30, Prayer. Wed., 7.30, British-Israel Lecture. KARAKA—Sun., 11 a.m., Communion (Mr. Grant's) ; 7.30, Special Revival Service in Karaka Hall. PAPAKURA (Star Theatre Hall). —Sun., 7.30 (at Karaka). Wed., 8. p.m., The New Covenant. v British-Israel Lecturers : CHAS. S. WILSON and F. R. WILSON. BRITISH-ISRAEL, New Covenant Mission, Royal Oak, Labour Hall, above Marriotts.—SUNDAY, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. THURSDAY, 7.30, Special Lantern Lecture on the Pyramid, by Mr. Knaggs. M. COPE, Evangelist. jy£ISSION, ■yy AYS ID E jy£ ISSI ON, 37, QUEEN STREET, Under London Theatre. jgPECIAL QAMPAIGN. JJIUGHT Q.OSPEL jy/J"EETINGS RIGHT Q.OSPEL j^£EETINGS EVERY NIGHT IN OCTOBER. SUNDAYS, 4.15 P.M. WEEK-DAYS 7.30 P.M. JOYOUS SINGING. GOSPEL MESSAGES. Bring those ia who need the Way of Life. Christians, too, will receive an uplift. Everyone welcome. Come once and you'll come again, bringing others. THAYER MEETING DAILY, 12.30 to 1.30. Please come and pray with us. TEHOVAH'S WITNESSES. Auckland Company. Fountain of Friendship Hall, Newton Road. —Sundays, 7 p.m.. Lectures by Judge Rutherford (olectric reproduction), well-known Bible Lecturer. Seats Free I No Collection 1 All Welcome.