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ECCLESIASTICAL. X ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Minister : REV. P. GLADSTONE HUGHES. CHRISTMAS SERVICES. Morning, 11—"A PILGRIMAGE TO BETHLEIIEM." Evening, 7—"THE WORLD'S GREAT NEED—MEN OF GOODWILL." Carols by the Quartette. CHRISTMAS DAY SERVICE, 11 A.M. rjT. .TAMES* PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ►o Wellington Street, off Pitt Street. Minister: REV. R. FERGUSON FISH. 11 a.m. — "THE DAYSPRING FROM ON IIIGH." 7 —-AND THERE WAS NO ROOM." Chistmas Carols. -— A Welcome to Visitors. — DAVID S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Upper Khyber Pass Road. J>EV. yy "gLACK, LL.B. CHRISTMAS SERVICES. LI a.m.—"AT THE SIGN OF THE CHILD." Sacrament of Infant Baptism will be administered. 7 p.m.—SPECIAL SERVICE OF PRAISE. "GOOD TIDINGS OF GREAT JOY." Christmas Carols. Solos and Choruses from the "Messiah." Organist : E. S. Craston. Mils. Bac. Choirmaster : H. Blakelev. NT, STEPHEN'S CHURCH, Jervois Road, Ponsonby. Minister: REV. W. R. MILNE. CHRISTMAS SERVICES. 11 a.m.—"A JOYOUS WELCOME." 7 p.m.—Preacher: REV. G. W. BLAIR. SPECIAL NMAS MUSIC. Augmented Choir will render selections from Handel's "MESSIAH." Conductor: Mr. G. r. Lee. Organist: Mr. W. H. Simpson. Y£l\ EDEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. CHRISTMAS AND FAREWELL SERVICES. 11 a.m.—"THE WORD MADE FLESH." 7 p.m.—"THE GRACE OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST.'' Special Christmas Music by Choir at both Services. Retiring Collection for distress in China. Minister: REV. JOHN A. ALLAN, M.A. Knox Presbyterian church, Birdwood Crescent, rarnell. Minister: REV. DOUGLAS SPENCE. 11 a .in. — "THE BEGINNING OF THE GOSPEL." 7 p.m.—"THE CHRISTMAS CANTATA." Soloists: Miss Gladys McAneny, Miss Jean White, Mr. Sam Duncan, Mr. E. Pearson. Organ Recital from G. 40 ji.m. by Mr. Claude Laurie. ALMORAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Balmoral Road. Sandringham. Minister: REV. ROY ALLEY, M.A. 11 a.m.—"Christmas, the Festival of Motherhool." Soloist : John Bond. 7 p.m.—"The Spirit of Assurance." Soloist : Joan King. Epsom Presbyterian church CHRISTMAS SERVICES. 11 a.m.. Rev. IJ. N. MacDiarmid. M.8.E., 8.A.; 3 p.m.. Infirmary Service: 7 p.m.! Rev. J. W. Mc-Kenzie, B.A. Soloists: Mr! H. Maddocks, Miss C. Sharp. <JT. JOHN'S PRESBYXtIiIAN CHURCH, Papatoetoe. 11 a.m.—"What Jesus Preached About." 7 p.m. (Station Rd.) — Service and Cantata "Star of the East." VERY REV. T. H. KOSEVEARE. B.D. \yi I.SON MEMORIAL CHURCH, * * Victoria Av„ Remuera. — Service. 7 p.m., Mr. Frank Crespin. {Subject: "Unto Us a I'hild is Horn." TJRESBYiERIAN SOCIAL SERVICE "V ASSOCIATION. Edinburgh Stn-et. off Karangahape Rd., Newton. SUNDAY, 7 p.m.. Rev. Thomas Halliday, Supt. All Welcome. Prayer Meeting, Thursday, at 7.30. WAS COME ACAPT^j pHURCHES OF CHRIST. WEST STREET CHURCH. —Fellowship ami Breaking of Bread. 2.4.1 p.m.—Christmas Tree Service. 7 p.m.—Special Christmas Service. Splen;lid Music by the Choir. Soloists : Miss J Thomson, Mrs. H. Aldridge, Mrs. E. J. Hiptvell. Mr. Win. Green. Speaker: PASTOR WM. CAMPBELL. "WHO IS HE IN YONDER STALL?" I nknown at the Inn ; Boru in Obscuritv * Heralded by Angels: Visited bv Wise Men! Who is He? L>Q YOU KNOW? XT rnilE SALVATION ARMY, (7f» Congress Hall, Grey's Av. U a.m. — 3 p.m. — 7 p.m. Meetings Conducted by AfAJOR AND "\T RS - tJOWTOX. AJOR AND Recently Arrived from China. HEAR THE ADDRESS ON CHINA SUNDAY AT 3 P.M. Stirring and Inspiring Meetings. All Welcome. TUESDAY AT S r.M. LANTERN LECTURE — Interesting Slides and Stories of China. Admission Silver < 'oin—Proceeds China Relief. V . rpHE SALVATION ARMY, nf* NEWTON, 1 a.m. : Prayer. 11 a.m.: Holiness IF Convention. Subject : "Tile Need of Watchfulness." 3 p.m.: Don't this Treat : A Ilappy Hour with the Cniiun'ii. with their bright sinjrin;: and \ a nous items. Also Presentation of Prizes for the } ear. , p.m. : Bright Gospel Service. Subject : "\\ here There Is No Vision : "* Spend a day at the Army. You will enjoy our Bright, Happv Gospel Services. PJ OWE STREET HALL. SI NDAY, 7 p.m.—Final Gospel Address of Special Series Speaker: MR. J. o. SANDERS. Subject: "ARE YOU COMMITTING TlT.r^v"^'" 11 ' SUICIDE?" . . DA\. i .30 p.m.—SIR. C. F. HOGG, arriving from Great Britain and Australia, will address Christians. SATURDAY, 7.30 p.m. — Young People's Break-up Mret in.tr. J>OXr rjMIEATRE -y£ISSION rjMIEATRE (NEXT WOO I. WORTHS. QUEEN ST.). gUXDAY AT IJ P.M. FINAL MEETING Of Special Series by 3X R ' J AI PL AW. 3I R ' P°BEKT " j\\IDLAW. Subject : "AN APFEAI, TO YOUR FEAR. FAITH. COI'RAOK AND C< 'URTESY." Brimful of Grinning HuniPn Soloist: MISS I'. THOMSON S°ns Loader: Mi;, c. T. .T. CARTER. DON'T MISS THIS GREAT MEETING. PREE ASSEMBLY HA I. L. 1-V?. Broadway. Newmarket. II a .in.—Worship Meetii!™. T p.m.—"lS NOT THIS JOSEPH S SON?" WEDNESDAY", 7.30 p.m.—Mid-week Meeting r J , HEOSOPIIICAL SOCIETY, '1 ■ Queen Street. "* "S SUNDAY AT 7 P.M. Public Performance : "RITUAL OF THE MYSTIC STAR." A Beautiful and Dramatic Narration of the ioußding of the Great Faiths. Short Address by REV. H. BANKS. NO LECTURES ON DECEMBER L'G AND JANUARY L>. T HK AUCKLAND WAYSIDE MISSION", 37, QUEEN STREET. " A " ° ne > n Christ Jesus." >LNDAY—O a.m.. Final Bible Stu.lv. I" \o7.'r V-.''" 1 Mating: s.:;u p.m.. " <_hur.h Rally. , .Ti'l 1 1 .Meeting. 1 SerVice ■'' ~ P-m. — Christmas Day "P"E M7C7ETY"OF FRIENDS .Qu.k.rMeeUngYor' I Wor^ip,'"su NDAY? U a.^