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ECCLESIASTICAL. gAPTIST TiBESKACL! (UPPER QUEEN STREET ) 8 a.m.—Baptist World Alliance Sundav Meelin for Men. Speaker: Dr. J. j North Communion. 10.15 a.m.—Prayer Meeting. 11 a.m.—Worship and Bible Exposition. PREACHER: Pi 1 *- ALEXANDER TTODGE. J-Vev. .Alexander Hodge. 7 p.m.— Evangelistic Service. Conducted by I V EV ' 1^ R ' V [ 'EXANDER TTODGE. " r l , iIE INVISIBLE I EOION." Broadcast IYA. Young Peoples Fellowship Supper at Close o This Service. TO-NIGHT fSat.). 7.30 .p.m.— C.E. Meeting. TQE j?. l v}. V ' 215 P- m -—Baptist Women's Missionar WEDNESDAY.—II a.m.. Women's Intercessor Service. 1.13 p.m.. Women's Mrc;:ne. Spc.-.iier i» '■ , a T t""iey. 7.30 p.m.. Mid-wee Mf-e in? fc-r Pr.-.yer and Kible Study, followe, H .(■ ? n y Ch » r ch Members' Eusincs \JOUNT ALBERT BAPTIST CHURCH 11 °&''%zzv%u?r 3rcihrr "-" Bainis 4.30 p.m.—Wi-uess Fellowship Tea ' I'-°"- —Vciinu :,i ; ,n. Youns Woman -You Saviour! __ Minister: REV. HAYES LLOYD. 3JOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH REV. P. L. A. CRAMFTON, B.A. 11 a.m.— 'A WORLD FELLOWSHIP " 7 p.m. -"WHY BAPTIST?'' Retiring Oilciings. Ai.i for British Baptists. SHACKLETON ROAD BAPTIST CHURC' RUV. C. W. DUNCUMB. 11 a.m.—•■The Baptist World Witness." 7 p.m.—-The Penalty Of Privilege." Ci-.nmmiior /■-< RANGE ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH

REV. H. KNQWLES KEMPTON Baptist World Alliance Sundav. 11 a.m.—"The Hani's* Wiiness In History." 7 p.m.—'What Under Cod the Baptists Hav Done ir. the Weld " \ UCKLAND AUXILIARY OP THE BAPTIS' V UNION OF NEW ZEALAND. SERVICES: 11 A.M. AND 7 P.M. AVONDALE— Rev. a. J. Jamleson EPSOM—Rev. T. H. Frce'sn'l NOUIH MEMORIAL -Rev. J. Laird M A , RICHMOND— Rev. D. H. Stewart ' 3ANDRINOHAM—Rev. John Ir.gs. Mr. I Llllev | MILFORD- -Mr. R Hart PONSONBY—Rev. -P. \v. Norrish PT. CHEVALIER-Rev. C. B. Boggis. MERRILANDS — Mr. M. Keadon, Mildmay Mis sioner. NEW LYNN—Pastor C A Lat'a ROYAI. OAK —Mildmav Missioiivr OTAHUHU— Mr. c. E.'juil: Rev .1 r Macknv PAPATOSTOE—Rev. J. c. Macky; 'Mr Kelt Rimmer. MANUREWA—Mr. Hlgcins. WHITE SWAN—Rev. John In ß< KUMEU (Pomona Hall I—Mr. R. Alexander. 7 LLIANCI t^UNDAY. A UNITED MEN'S SERVICE Will he held in the BAPTIST TABERNACLE, BAPTIST TABERNACLE, Queen Street. THIS SUNDAY. 25TH INST. At 8 a.m. Speaker: REV. J. J. NORTH, D.D. President: REV. DR. A. J. HODGE. All Men Urged to Attend. 24 Communion Service at Close. METHODIST CHURCI HXfSttgM Cor - Mt - E ' ;en and Valley Rd. Minister: JOHN S. MUTR. 11 a.m.—"THE COMING REVIVAL AND TH COMING KING" (II.) "REVIVAL IN TH NEW TESTAMENT." 7 P.m.—"PROPHECY PROVES THE BIBLE Significant Moves in the Middle East. Ha God foretold the events unfolding before us ,fls /"^OMMONWEALTI COVENANT CHURCH. ffo'jh- ?S OTAHUHU. X. (Formerly British-Israel Church). Revival. Redemption. Healing. Blessing Through Our Lord Jesus Christ. I SUNDAY.—II a.m.. Communion Service: 3 p.m. I Joyous Hour for Adults, as well as Children- ' : p.m.. Inspiring Gospel Service. TUESDAY.-7.30 p.m.. Prayer and Bible Instruction. THURSDAY.—7.3O p.m.. Deeper Side ot 8.1 Teaching. All Welcome to these Inspiring Meetings. (A, /"COMMONWEALTH £*>* V ' COVENANT CHURCH. fcy* l __~\ WINGATE RD., AVONDALE (Formerly British-Israel Revival, Redemption, Healing. Blessing Through Our Lord Jesus Christ. SUNDAY. —II a.m.. Communion Service: 3 p.m. Joyous Hour for Adults as well as Children; ' p.m., Inspiring Gospel Service. TUESDAY.—7.3O p.m., Prayer and Blbl< Instruction. THURSDAY.—7.3O p.m., Deeper Side of 8.1 Teaching. All Welcome to these Inspiring Meetings. T>ENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF NEW ZEALAND •*■ Choral Hall. Airedale Street. PASTOR ANDREW REID. SUNDAY. 11 a.m.—Breaking of Bread. 3 p.m.—Bible Study and Sunday School. 7 p.m.—SECOND COMING ADDRESS. PASTOR TTARRY \T "IJOBERTS. ASTOR -Tl ARRY > . AVOBERTS, From Wellington, Will Speak on , "THE WONDERS OF PROPHECY." "THE WONDERS OF PROPHECY." SATURDAY, 7.30 p.m.—No Meeting. NEXT THURSDAY, 7.30 p.m.—Missionary Night SPIRITUALIST CHURCH OF NEW ZEALAND Auckland Branch, Alma St. (opp. Olympic Pool, Newmarket.) SUNDAY. 3 p.m.—OPEN CIRCLE, conducted by MR. G COLEMAN. 7 p.m.—Speaker: REV. MARY M. DREAVER Subject: "THE BATTLE FOR RIGHT." Clair voyance by MRS. SADIE DOIG. Violin solo MRS. ALLAN. TUESDAY, 2 p.m.—Psychomelrv Meeting. Mrs S. Doig. X TNITY SPIRITUALIST CHURCH L' 8, Upper Queen St., next Masonic Hall. SUNDAY, 7 p.m.: DR. VERE POLISS, Ph.D. Subject: "THE GLORIOUS , ADVENTURE." i Overhead Messages to Follow. TUESDAY, 8 p.m.—First of a Series of Addresses "Number Vibrations and You," Dr. Ver< Poliss. THURSDAY, 7 p.m.—SISTER FRANCES Psychometry. CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALIST CHURCH 43. Mackelvie Street. Grey Lynn. SUNDAY. » 3 p.m.—OPEN CIRCLE. 7 p.m.—ADDRESS AND FLORAL MESSAGES j MR. SANSOM. ' MONDAY—B p.m.: Study Class. Mr. Fitton. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY—B p.m.: Cards. 500 THURSDAY'—B p.m.: Healing Class. ALL WELCOME. SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. Oddfellows' Hal] Pitt Street. SUNDAY, 7 P.M. G. COLEMAN: "JESUS—MAN. MEDIUM AND MARTYR." Clairvoyance. Mr. Coleman. All Welcome. rpHE SPIRITUAL CHURCH A Symonds St. (near P. 0.). SUNDAY", 7 p.m.—Address and Floral Messages MRS. KATHLEEN PHILPOTT. "Visitations From Our Loved Ones in Dreams.' ~W. _— at TVTEW fIOVENAN'] \WJ&*^S>fa™szgS'- : A SSEMBLY. 08»33P Kindergarten Rooma PRINCES STREET, OTAHUHU. PASTOR L. C. BROWN. SUNDAY SERVICES: 11 a.m.—PRAISE, WORSHIP AND COMMUNION 2.45 p.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOL FOR CHILDREI AND ADULTS. 7 p.m.—BRIGHT SERVICE. "Better Things." TUESDAY, 7.45 p.m.—PRAYER AND BIBLI STUDY. THUR3DAY.—NO MEETING. Otb*r Announcements From Platform,