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ecclesiastical. ! giPTIST rpABERNACLE, j 1 UPPER QUEEN STREET. MINISTER: "P)R. A LEXAXDER TTODGE, Y 8.A,. B.D. P 1 j J^) AV OP FOR THE i QI'EX J^IBI.E. , Join us at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. in thanking | Almighty God for the Book of Books. ! Every Worshipper is requested to bring a I.:b!e ;i> a Mark of Gratitude. I'll" Evening S.-rvice will lie Bromleisf i,\ ' "-y of I YA. DR. ALEX. IIoDGE : wul "" "TIIE OI'EX I'IBLE A XIJ | ■ ITS .M i:ss A(i The TABERXACEE CHolil Will Sing. I < '"iun:uiiion at tin- . lose of this Service. | I o. N|i,][| , sn. unlay I. — T.ljd ji.n;.. j Endeavour Society. AXNTAI, ' ' ! .MKI. , iXi,. Speaker: DR. ALEX. HoDGE.! i< .i.'i. rum ii, Mr. 11. l'«»unr;i in. WEI.XESDAY.--2.15 p.m.. Women's j Meeting. Speaker : DR. AI.EX. HoDGE. ii..." p.m.. Prayer .Meeting and Bible Studv I "I.KEA'r URAVERS'OF THE BIBLE." i'.y I ;' 1 ■ v - A I -i I .X. 11ODG E. I'ree snop>is of ! I til" Lecture. Retiring Offering. 'Evervbudv ! I \\ eleome. 1 — j 3[oX'DAY, .JL'-XE 7.30 P.M., j TARERXACLE SCHOOL lIALL. I 3L I: " V tTHL 'E s Ki:i ' ;LS I (EGYPT GEN. MISSIOX). will Speak on T" 1 ' ( J-'' L J X I L_"a nt il ull.v Colour*'d Views of Missionary" ! Work among Moliamniedans in tlie land i «»f I Ih' IMimrnulis. \oRTn memorial baptist ciiurcii life in Her. I Road i XEW LIFE CAMPAIGN". SUNDAY" JOTM TO 1".IT 11 JUXE. REV. BERXARD M. WILSOX (Formerly assoeiated with Rev. Lionel B. Fletcher, will conduct EYAXG E 1.1 ST IC M E ETIXG. Sundays. 11 n.m.. 7 p.m.. Week Xiglit Meetings 7 .".it (Friday and Saturday excepted.) Special Women's Meeting. Wednesday Afternoon. 2.15. Bright Singing led by Choir. Residents in Remuera District Especially Invited. IS GRAXGE ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH. REV. 11. KNOWLES KEMPTON. 11—"The History of the Bible, and the Bible In Ilislorv." 7 — MR. ART HUR SKEELS, of the E.G.M., "Tiie Gospel In Egypt." Communion Service to follow. PON SOX BY BAPTIST CHURCH. Minister: REV. WALTER BARRY. 11 a.m.—"THE UXBOUXD WORD." 7 p.m.—"EVERYBODY'S BOOK." Communion at Close. "A roUXT EDEX BAPTIST CHURCH. * REV. J. D. JENSEN. 11—MR. GEORGE BEILBY, M.A., Baptist) 7 --"ENGLAND AX D THE 8181 .E." UHACKI.ETOX RI). BAPTIST CHURCH. •O REV. C. W. DUXCUMB. 11—"Fourth Centenary of the Placing of the Bible in the English Churches." 7 —"'The Unpardonable Foolishness of Certain Virgins." ALBERT ISAPTIST CIIURCII. ( 11 -'THE RO.MAXCE OF THE BIBLE." Life Boys' parade. 7—A Subject for Men "WANTED : GOD WANTS V M\X " I'rc.ielier: REV. JOHN LAIRD. MA. A P T I sIF CHURCHES. J ' SERVICES 11 A.M. AND 7 P.M. AVONDALE—Rev. If. G. Goring. EPSOM Rev. J. Iliddlestone. EICHMoXD -Rev. C. Chant. MILFORD— -Rev. D. H. Stewart. PAPATOETOE — Rev. Dr. J. J. North. ROIAL o.VK Students Carter, Carlisle NORTH MEMORIAL —Rev. B. .X. Wilson. SAXDRIXGHAM — Pastor J. S. Binnio. MERRII VXDS —-Student Finlay, Mr. F. * KjhlO. \VHITI-: SWAN—Student Gfhhs. PT. rilF.VALlKK—Student Hart, Wayside Mission. XEW LYNX students Rosie. Slierburd. T -\XTERX LFX'TURE — MR. ARTHUR SKEELS (Egypt Genera! Mission). "THE GOSPEL IX EGYPT." TABERNACLE SCHOOL HALL MONDAY. 2UTH. 7.3<l P.M. Open to All. IS METIJ(»DIST CHURCH, SUNDAY. 11 a.m., "How Guidance Conies': 2.30 p.m. v S.S, and B.t.'.'s: 7 p.m., "The Cross, Cleansing, and the Spirit." WEDNESDAY, 7.30 — Prayer, Testimony ami Exposition. TO-NIGHT ( Sat. I --C. E. Covenant Meeting. \ T TNI TED EVANGELICAL CH., ~P St. Benedict's Street. 11 a.m.—MR. W. J. SINCLAIR, j 2.15 p.m.—Sunday School and B.C. j 7 p.m. - GOSPEL SERVICE. WEDNESDAY, 7.30 p.m. office Bearers' Meeting. Xo Mid-week Meeting. REVIVAL pI R B MISSION OF HEALING. Covenant Hall. Bast Street. Healing through Faith in Jesus Christ. MEETINGS. SUNDAY —11 a.m.. 3 and 7 p.m. MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY—7.3O p.m. "And He said unto her. daughter, thy faith hath made thee whole; go in peace and be whole of thy plague." Mark v., 3 1. "I >RITTSILISRAEL 13 f/ pi blic hall, otaiiuhu. Revival, Redemption, Healing, Ble.-sing. tlirough our Lord Jesus Christ. SUNDAY, 11 a.m.. Co., inion ; < .30 p.m., Good News and Divine Power. OTAIIUHU ( 8.1. Hall I. — Sunday, 3 p.fn., Children's Hour. Tuesday, 7 p.m., Inspiring Prayer Meeting. Thursday. 7.30 p.m., "Back to the Power of the Early Church." MAXUREWA (8.1. Hall I —Wednesday. 7.."0 p.m., "God is Just the Same Today." Free Bus Leaves Royal Oak.-—SUXI.AY : 10.30 a.m. and 7 p.m. THURSDAY'S: 7 p.m. and Return after every Service. Rome: Through Church St. and Rocktield Rd. MR. E. I). WILSOX is arriving from Nelson for one month. Brit Ish-Israel Lecturers : WILSON BROTHERS. V rpHE SALVATION ARMY, i {fit Congress Hall, Grey's Avenue. 10 a.m.—Airedale St., Bro. C. 4K A, Manning. It a.m.—"What Doth Hinder?" P.m. —"RELIEF WORK IN SHANGHAI." An interesting account of a great work told by Conult. Newton. Retired Missionarv officer. 7 p.m. — POPULAR SCREEN SONG SERVICE. Come and sing your favourite hymns and choruses in this interesting way. Soloist : Alan I'ike (noted Wellington Baritone). Siil.iect : "WHAT MUSIC CAN" DO." ADJ. AND MRS. N, E. BICKNELL. C.O.'s. •*/ I)E SURE AXD COME TO THE BRIGHT. IXTERESTIXG MEETIXGS AT THE Unl SALVATION" ARMY 11 ALL. Ponsonby Road, Newton. 7 a.m.--Knee Drill. 11 a.m. — Holiness Met ting. Speaker: ADJUTANT C. LEE. 3 p.m. Great Praise and Testimony Meeting. 7 p.m. People's Popular Service. Speaker MRS. ADJUTANT LEE. Topic: "A Momentous Question." rpHE SALVATION ARMY, Crowhurst Street, Newmarket. TSk THIS SUNDAY— ,;.?)tatijtiK tmnsijiio,. — m t! t [ 7 j,. ,i. "THE GREAT RESISTER." Soloist : Sister Mrs. West. Speaker: MAJOR MACKENZIE. Hearty Congregational Singing. A \Vfcrm Welcome Extended to Visitors. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES MEET FOUXTAIX FRIEXDSHIP HALL. Top of Xewton Road, off Symonds Street, SUNDAY. 7 P.M. BIBLE STUDIES HELD And JUDGE RUTHERFORD'S LECTURES Procurable. No Collections.