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AN&UUAN IHVitCttES. CATHEDRAL —S am., Hody "rvMjjjnunion; li am.. Choral Lloyd in B Flat . “An That’s Broken” Preacher, Mr John Wilson, secretary for the Melanesia p.m.. Choral Evensong; asacjn In E Flat. Anthem, “Thou ep Him’* (Wesley). Preacher, fjj. Hamilton- X 6759 ,’S —Trinity Iv.; 8, Hoky " Communion; 9. 30, Children’s JT «t- 11, Sung Eucharist; 6,30, KSttong and Organ Recital, Mr LawB mWi Charles Perry, vicar, xms Usf'TTuEE’S.— MrJohn Wilson, Speaker for Melanesian Mission, Preach at Choral Eucharist. 9 Holy Communion also 7 am, and TaPreacher, 11 tun. and 7 LTF. N. Taylor Latimer square—B a m., “ ’ Holy Communion; 11 a.m., MornPnyer; 7 pm.. Evening Prayer, her, Rev. J. T. McWilliam. X 6803 jnT.'MARY’S, Merivate—B am.. Holy j ' Communion; 11 a.m.. Matins and j o jv Communion; 2.30 p.m.. Children’s 6.30 pm., Evensong. Preacher, Enon S. Parr (sermon for men). Fannn S. Hamilton, acting-vicar. • X 6830 sf. MAlTttfiws, Colombo ‘ street 5 • North —8 am.. Holy Communion; HH»., Holy Communion; 6.30 pm„ Evensong and Sermon. “Why Should r Young or Old, be Confirmed?” Rev. j. F. Feron- X 6894 [S T STEPHEN’S, Shirley—Trinity IV. 8 a-m. H.C. 11 a.m. H.C., hj pja. Evensong. Hev. H. G. Sell, IVicar. 4323 METHODIST CHURCHES. ffijRHAM ST. METHODIST U CHURCH. Miai*ter; Rev. Clarence Eaton. U am.—"SYMMETRY OF CHARACTER.” Music: “God So Loved” - (Stainer). 630 pm.—"THE ROCK OF EXPERIENCE.” Music: “From Every Stormy Wind,” “Love Unknown” (Ireland). D 3279 PAST BELT METHODIST CHURCH MUSICAL FESTIVAL. II am.—REV, F. GARDNER BROWN. 2.45 pm.—CANTATA. “Story of Music.” PRINCIPALS: Mrs J. A. Stewart, Miss Perry, Messrs Rex Harrison, and E. Rogers. 630 pm.—REV. H„ L. FIEBIG, BA “The Music of Religion.” Solos by Principals; duet, anthems. 83179 Colston Methodist circuit—wooiston: 11. Rev. L. Brooks; 680, Mr W. Thomas. Opawa: H, Mr G. Armitage; 0.3 Q, Rev. L. Brook*. Sumner: 11, Mr W. Francis; 7. Rev, H. Bellhouse. Reacllfls: 11, Rev, H. Beiiuouse; 0.30, Mr Hames. Heathcots: 11, Rev. F. Read; 6.30, Mr W. Wright X69QB \fSM3RIDGE TORSACrE~MEIHO v DIST CHURCH—II, Mr/A, E Haynes; 8.30, Rev, W. B. Pickering Durham Street Sou hj; 11, Mr L. Green *|ada; 0.30, Mrs Meadows and Mis U. Women’s choir. Madras stree rth: 11. Rev. W, B. Pickering. X6BB 'ALBANS (RUGBY ST.)~U am,. Rev. A. C, Lawry; 6.30, Rev. W. Burley, MA. (broadcast); subject, noir e Primacy of Religion.” Choir nc, antaems, “Good So Loved the r orid,” “The Lord is Great in Zion.” t John’s, Bryndwr: Preachers, 11 im., Mr C. C. Sandford; 6130, Rev. C. Lawry, A welcome to all. XOB9B \UESLEY CHURCH, Edgeware road TT —Preaciers. 11 am., Rev. W. A. Burley, MA-, 6-30 pm., Rev. H, SKings, Anthem by choir, solo by Miss P. Hoggan. A warm welcome to a warm church, X 0895 BlST—Richmohd: U a.m. Rev. H L. Ficbig. BA.; 6.30 p.m.. Rev. J. C. Draper, Linwcod: 11 am-, Rev, J. C. Draper; 6.30 pm-, Mr A. Dingwall. Marshland: 11 am., Mr J. H Pueh. X673G CYDENHA&i METHODIST CHURCH ° —ll. Mr F. Baird; 6.30. Hev. B. R- Hames: subject; “Christianity in Action”; anthem, “God is a Spirit”: study, “Urbis Rex.” Beckenham: 11. Rev. B .R. Hames; 6.30, Mr C. W. Barfell. High street. 6... J, Mr R. J. Leathwick. X6BBO dURENCE ROAD (RICCARTON) Y METHODIST CHURCH—Home MjWoo Adversary. 11, Rev. H, Ryan: 6-Mi Rev, G, Laurenson. X 6828 ADDINGTON UNION—Rev, G. R. ** Harris; 11, anthem, “Sweet is Thy Mefey.” 0.30: Temperance Lodge Par*4% Ry choir, “Vhata Friend,” “Hoswaa m the Highest” “O Love, I Rest in Thee.” (Communion). Lincoln road: *l, Mr Wright; 0.30, Rev. Featherston. X 6954 CjOCEETY OF FRIENDS—Sunday . evening, Y.M.CA., V pm. Followwl K abort period of worship after the mraner of Friends, J. Herbert Crosian ®> of England, will give an Address to Quakerism in the World To-day.” All m invited. X 6840

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