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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 211, 6 September 1941, Page 17 (Supplement)

- ECCLESIASTICAL T BE WfHOßisi riHtmcß, PITT «S|TR*ET. piTT gTREBT. J) AY Qr pBAYER. R 8 * 1 E. T. O lds A?«S2* 0 ..£ 0 y KB s ®*vice. Anthem: "Sweet Is Thy Mercy." p.m.—SONG SERVICE. R w E. T. O lds TX iSt)i^ A S t , A!fT DIFFERENCE?" Ant^."i.JTh .'L.^ or< j t» My Shepherd." Sol g**;,. > f ßß - M. COLUCOAT. COMMUNION AT CLOSE.

STUDENT MORRISON: ' K BROWN (Communion) AS ;.3S R 9 ! SUBSEX: 7 S Al ?Sg^ri I p.»*; , -MR. s*lnv&. c central AIREDALE STREET. Opposite Town Hall. DAY OF PRAYER. 11 „ W . FALKINOHAM; 7 p.m , hood" Anfk™ K k J . Subject: "FatiierBrtfy BroS£ * Choir s «o "las 11 a.m.—MAORI MISSION. FRANKLIN ROAD. 11 a.m.—REV. A. EVERIL ORR. 4 p.m.—STUDENT W. FALKINOHAM. AUCKLAND E ASI QIRCUIT. Day 6f Thanksgiving and Intercession In All Churches. %g** HlT] CO"* AND PRAY"T: BTTOENT W A HA JOLLY M A - s " r ' m,nt P»PSOM— l i : SEX- E COPELAND. A«"OUXT EDEN - COPELAND 3 * cr,ment SR: i Sureh* Y ' 7 S °" ®' reuH Mt. Eden "Demuera— EEL, *1 WALKER. Soloiet, Mr. Leo „ Foster, sacrament. T. REV. W. WALKER \T IBSION BAT— 11 and 1: rev. L. GREENSIDE, newly-ap-pointed minister. "%T E WM ARK ET. «: MR- W. S. MACK AY. |>ARNELL— 11: MR. T. CLARK. 7: MR. D. HALL. I>ANMURS— * MR. ». F. MILLS. M?: AISS? CS 11 A.M. JNTERCESSORY (By Request of His Majesty the King). PARADE OFRETTJRNED SOLDIERS AND MEMBERS OF HOME GUARD. His Worship the Mayor and Councillors of the M6unt Albert Borough will Attend. PREACHER: RBV. TTAROLD QHARP. ®v. XAarOID >OHARP. 7 ' pm ~pys° R^ i 8A ip K * r,^ E S^ MUNioM o—N^nal Intercessory Services. hitman D Hickman: 7. Rer. D. PENROSE—7 art . Prayer Meeting; 11 a.m.. Mr , .5 _?• M"ls: 7 p.m.. Mission Band. wSSSfirv p m -' Rev D Hickman. WALMSLEY ROAD—3.3O p.m., Mr. F. C. Pace, ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. *WTON EAST MISSION DUNDONALD STREET. (Top Newton Road). 11 a.m.- MISS E. APPLEBY 7 p.m.—MR. D. BOATH. THURBDAY. 7.36— Bible Study and Fellowship Welcome to All Meetings. tr IBERAL CATHOLIC CHURCH OF ST. FRANCIS. 371, Queen Street. SUNDAY ATTER SERVICE HOLY EUCHARIST S * r af*. k 2, f ♦n/ 'Solemn Benediction At the CHAPEL, EPSOM, THURBDAY 7 P.M.

ILDMAY G A I N! THE INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP FOR W°RLD W ITNESS. YyiDE Y\7"ITNESS. New Zealand Branch will hold their Firat Quarterly Rally on rjpHURSDAY, gEPTEMBER 1-j rj-WURSDAY. gBPTEMBER -J | ' Pellovship Tea at 5.30 p.m., followed at 7.30 p.m. by a jyjISSIONARY J^ALLY 0* ,AT J^ALLY In conjunction with THE AUCKLAND MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION'S QUARTERLY RALLY. Tea In the downstairs hall. Evening Matting in Bit Upstairs Hall. BAPTIST TABERNACLE. w. th L. excellent results of the Mildmay Js55L«,. t sS« S ??££.Jti*2lJs. lu «* ven by the Secretary, MR. KELVIN CUFF, and other speakers will Include MR. J. OSWALD SANDERS. Superintendent N.Z.8.T.1. _ _ MR. LAN LILLY. FreeXdent Christian Endeavour Union and the Chairman. MR. KHTH RIMMER The Onehuhga Male Quartette will sing. II you art a lire member ot the Fellowship, come and tell others about It. II you are a sleeping member come and be wakened up. If you know nothing about it. come to hear more of the ways whereby men can and should be won for Christ. A Welcome To All. Young People Specially Invited. £!ECOND /"DOMING rpHEME. ►JECOHD J. HEME. " THIS MORTAL BHALL PUT ON IMMORTALITY." Will be the Subject of a Prophetical Address to be Delivered at CHORAL ri ALL, H O R A L rl ALL, 9, AIREDALE STREET (Opposia* Town Hall Main Entrance). BY PASTOR lIARRY AT 1> O BERTS ABTOR A i ARRY I . XVOBERTS AT THE REQUEST OF HIS MAJESTY THE KINO, SPECIAL PRATER WILL BE MADE FOR OUR EMPIRE. gUNDAY 7 P.M. gUNDAY. 11 a JTI.—BREAKING OF BREAD. THURSDAY, 7.3O—PASTOR ROBERTS Speaks on " THE LATTER RAIN COVENANT." SATURDAY, 7.30 p.m.—PRAYER MEETING. rpHE ONEHUNGA MISSION ORPHANS' CLUB HALL. CHURCH STREET, Onehunga, SUNDAY, 7 p.m.—"THE GLORIOUS EVANGEL." WEDNESDAY, 7.30 p.m.—"MESSAGE OF THE KINGDOM." Speaker: J.. A. MANSFIELD. Soloist: »OtS. LAURA WOHLMANN. Come and Brine Your Friends. ALL ARE WELCOME. "fJWE MAN WITH THE MYOTIC NUMBER WHO IS HE?" Hear J. ALEXANDRE LAWSON At tha ORANOS CORONATION HALL. Newton Road, SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. AT 3.«5 P.M. THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS (QUAKERS). X Ous'uss Mt. BSen Road and Sylvan Ave. wmm worn wc—hp, bunpay. u ta. PYI AWO CLiiWWm CARPET Sbmpoobsff. NO ItIMW ehrtnktn**— raaaidn* Ssi rlcea. Ltd.. Chancery chambers. 44-600. WS