SUNDAY SERVICES.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 9669, 6 March 1897, Page 8

SUNDAY SERVICES.

. • I At the Cathedral Rev. Canon Harper will , preach morning and evening. There will be special services at tho Durham street Methodist church. The, interior of the church has been re-decorated and considerably improved. The .Rev. G« Soltau is announced to preach in the morning and the Rev. R. Erwin in the evening. At the East Belt church the Rev. J. T. Burrows will preach in the morning and Mr R. H. Turner in the evening, and at St, Asaph street Mr C. Palk will preach in tho morning and the Rev. C. Porter in the evening. At the Art Gallery, in connection with, Our Father's Church, the subjects will boll a.m., "Studies in Mental Science"; 7 p.m., " How to Live Wisely." At the Church of Christ, Durham street, Mr Judd will preach in the evening on tM subject of "Baptism." At the Seventh Day Adventists' tent, Ferry road, the subject at 7 p.m. will be, " Is Man's Soul Immortal." A lecture will be delivered attheDruidr Hall, Worcester street, at 6.30 p.m., onto* subject, "0, grave, where is thy victory f* At the Sydenham Presbyterian Church Special anniversary services will be con* iicted by the Revs. Erwin, Monro and Scorgie. A special feature of these services will be the singing of hymns by a choir of upwards of fifty voices, under the leadership of Mr John McLean. Mr A. C. Hamilton will preside at the organ. At the Trinity Congregational Church Rev. Sidney J. Baker will preach morning and evening, at the latter service the subjectwill be " Freedom of youth; limitations of age." )