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ECCLESIASTICAL. OiPTIST rjl ABEKSACIiK, I UPPER QUEEN STREET. MINISTER: DR. a LF.XA.vriEi: TTODGL. A C.A.. B.D. "You are Sure of a Welcomc at tli' 1 j Tabernacle." 11 am. —Worship anil Bible Exposition. Subject: 'THE TEMPI-E OF TIIE LORD. '* 4o p.m.— Sunday School & < la>s- s. 7 p.m.—EVANGELISTIC SERVICE, conjjU. 0 ' 1 JJODGE. Subject : "SAMSON — AN OLD TESTAMENT TRAGEDY Join us in a Campaign Echo Service Hundreds have been blessed utidet I'K. | OSWALD SMITH S Ministry. Come and Share the lilessinz. Communion at tbe close of this Service TO-NIGHT (Saturday) 7..10 p in. —,( E. Meeting. Speaker: MR. J O. SANDI.h.. TUESDAY. 2.30 p.m.—Baptist V\ onieti > Missionary Union. Annual Meeting. Speaker DR. A. HODGE. Miss E. Ogilvie will receive "iff* for tlio Isolation Hospital in < hannimr. " WEDNESDAY. 2.15 p.m.--Women's Mor ' ( " in? Speaker: SISTER JESSIE. 7,..<> P.m.---Prav<r and Bible Study. 5.30 p.m.—Church Members' Business Meeting. \I T ' J^ DEN REV. J. I>. JENSEN. 53 RD QHUHCH J^NNIVERSARY. 11—OUR MAGNIFICENT MESSAGE. 7—JABEZ—CHANGED BY PRAYER. WEDNESDAY. 6 p.m.—Congregational Tea. 7.30 p.m.—Annual Meeting. jpONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH Minister : REV. WALTER BARRY. 11 a.m.—"God's Grafting.'' 7 p.m.—"The Three R's." RANGE ROAD BAI'TIST CHURCH REV. 11. KNOWLES KEMPTON. 11 —"Only the Golden Rule of Christ can Bring the Golden Age of Man." 7—"Seek God, Seek Good." jy£OUNT ALBERT BAPTIST CHURCH. Minister : REV. JOHN LAIRD, M.A. 11—"Tbe Church and the llolv Spirit." 7—"Bracken's Message to Electors." CJANDRINGHAM BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL. TWENTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY. 11 a.m.—Rev. 11. L. A. Crarapton, B.A. 3 p.m.—Rev. J. D. Jensen. 7 p.m.—Pastor J. S. Binnie. HACKLETON RD. BAPTIST CHURCH. O REV. C. W DUNCUMB.' 11_T,TH COMMANDMENT. -HONOUR THY FATHER." 7—"THE CRY FOR BALM.'' S.S. ANNIVERSARY NEXT SUNDAY. BAPTIST CHURCHES. SERVICES 11 A.M. AND 7 P.M. PAPATOETOB—Rev. Or. J. J. North. Rev. A. J. Grieg. M.A.. B.D. EPSOM—Rev. .T. Hiddlestone. NORTH MEMORIAL —Rev. T. T,. A. Crampton. B.A. SANDRINGHAM—Sunday School Anniversary. RICHMOND—Rev. C. Cham. MILFORD—Rev. D. H. Stewart. ROYAL OAK—Student Carter. Mr. I. Lilly. B.C. President. NEW LYNN—Rev. E. E. Smith. Mr. C. Barton. AVONDALE —Students Carlisle. JJeilbv. M.A. POINT CHEVALIER—Student Rosie, Mr. La bourn. WHITE SWAN—Student Gibbs. MKRRILANPS—Mr. A. Roke. Mr. Kerr. MMn T? ree METHODIST CHURCH fiSHI m6unt_eden. IWHM Preacher MR. SYDNEY .1 AN SEN. SUNDAY. 11 a.m.—"The Kingdom of God." 7 p.m.. Preacher. Mr. Aubrey Baker. Subject : "The Vision of Christ.'* WEDNESDAY. 7.30 p.m.—Prayer, Study and Discussion. " EVIVA L p I K £ MISSION OF HEALING, COVENANT HALL. EAST STREET. Healing through Faith in Jesus Christ. MEETINGS. SUNDAY—II a.m.. 3 and 7 p.m. MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. / 7.30 p.m. "What word is this ! For with authority 1 and power He commandeth the unclean spirits, and they come out."—Luke iv., 36. Evangelist A. H. DALLIMORK. A "DRITISH ISRAEL m ISSION. Cr. Atkinson Av. & High St.. •Sff OTAHUHU. Revival. Redemption. Healing. Blessing through our Lord Jesus Christ. THE NEW CHURCH Special Campaign continues TO-MORROW (Sunday), at 11 a.m.. 3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. The visiting Pastors and Evangelists from other parts will be conducting the three Services. TUBS.. 7 p.m.—'lnspiring Prayer Meeting. THURS., 7.30 p.m.—"Back to the Power of the Early Church." Free Bus leaves ] ROYAL OAK and also PAPAKURA, Sun- . day, 10.30 a.m.. and 6.50 p.m. NOTE.—After this Sunday the Papakura bus will continue as nsual on Sundavs and Thursdays, but the Royal Oak adherents will be catered for by the private cars and trucks. Come Early. Special Solo. Orchestra. WILSON' BROTHERS. HE ASSEMBLIES OF G~OD EVANGELISTIC MISSION. "Pentecostal." "Apostolic " ~.~^i nlster: GEO - J - CLARKE. MASONIC HALL, EDEN TERRACE. SUNDAY.—II a.m.. Evangelist Mansfield ?' m ."~,' H . oly s P iri * Study": 7 p.m., "Cospel of Christ is the Power of God." Evangelist Clarke. ROUTLEY'S HALL. GLEN EDEN. and Mrs. Ridings. Ministers, bunday, 11 a.m.. 3 and 7 p.m. WELCOME. I SPIRITUALIST CHURCH OF NZ, AUCKLAND BRANCH. 361, Karangabape Road. vT."iTc? OP*" Circle. SISTER r "ANCES; , p.m.. Address t>v REV. MAR\ M. DREAVER. Clairvovance FRANCES. Week Meeting. Tnes.l Jr: a " d Thnw., 2 p.m.. Psycbometrv; Wed., 8 p.m., Open Circle. rpHE SPIRITUALISTIC CHURCH. - 1 - Druids' Hall. 17. North Street, Newton. I OPENING TO-MORROW (SUN.). SEP. 2." 7 p.m. 1 Brief Addr*si». Speaker: MR. W. J. TKEDREA. Subject : "DOES DEATH END \LL'-" Floral Messages for nil or Questions Answered. Sister Alice. (CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALIST CHURCH, onvni St.. Grey Lynn. SUNDAY. 3 p.m.. Open Circle; 7 p.m.. Tl L a " c ,f. Address. Mrs - Raynor. Sproule — 8 P ' m '' ° PCn Circle - Mr. hi 8 p.m.. Social and Dance. 6d AII Welcome. Usual Weekly Meetings. I TTNITY SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. 1 Psychic Centre, 8, Upper Queen St. SUNDAY'. 7—REV. NEIL MICHIE (Late of Wellington and Sydney). Address and Clairvoyance. Chairman: PASTOR T. W. SPARKS. 7: THURSDAY. 2 and 7. W EDNESDAY. 7.3o—Healing, Mrs. Sparks. ■ ALL WELCOME. 24 < THBCHURCB OF THE GOLDEN LIGHT . 100. Newton Rd. (Symonds St. end). j 4 sLXDAY—t p.m.. Divine Service, con-! « ducted by Sister Jeffrey. After Circle. I rHLRSDAV—S p.m.,. Healing and Psvclio- j metry. * j * SATURDAY—3 p.m.. Healing. j I SPIRITUAL CHURCH, SYMONDS .ST.'" \7 7 —Divine Service. Mr. R E I \Un.h •' * üb J ect . : "Matter, Man and I , sMTi Parti. Rev. H. Hudson, j 1 w «.? THURSDAY. S—Psycbometrv and j written Questions. .SAT.. 8. Healing Class.! > P B 9?SS?Q 8IV ?, CHI:RCH OF SPIRITU-i! c Street, Newmarket. I 1 nunday, 7 p.m.. Mr. Sansom. "The Apprenticeships of Life." Clairvoyance. Tuesdav. I < * .4o p.m.. Open Circle, conducted by Mr i Slater. Floral Messages. I-1 \Tf STONES, "Spiritualism's Live-Wire IEvangelist." SUNDAY-— I Floral Service, 7.13 p.m.. Oddfellows' Hall. ' Pitt. St. The Church w here all messages ii art placed and happiness reigns supreme I" Also Community Singing. This Sunday, at Is 0.50 p.m. 1 j