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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ST. ANDREW’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - (Opposite Public Hospital.) Minister: REV. J. LAWSON’ ROBINSON. 1 B.A. 11 a.m. and 7 pan. EVENING SERVICE of CHRISTMAS - MUSIC. From the “Messiah”: “Comfort Ye.” "And the Glory.” "O Thou That Tellest,” “There '• were Shepherds.” “Glory to God.” etc. Old ” English carols: "Silent Night.” "The Cradle Song.” “When Christ was Bom,” “The Moon Shone Bright.” , SS9QI * gT. PAUL’S, CASHEL STREET. 11—Sermon. “HUMAN GREATNESS.” Anthem. “O Thou that TeUest” (liessiah. Handel). 7—Sermon. “THE SECOND LAW OP THEKINGDOM.” Advent and Christmas . music, carols and solos. Preacher. REV. ALAN WATSON. Minister. ‘ S7SSI - ST. DAVID’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.' Colombo street, Sydenham—Minister. Rev. G. L. Taylor. BA.. B.D. 11 am, "The Magnificat.” Carols, 7 pan, “On _ Listening to Music.” Special choral ser-~ vlce. Christmas anthems, carols. solosl Visitors welcome. 4081 T. GEORGE’S PRESBYTERIAN* CHURCH, comer Linwood avenu* and Gloucester street—Minister. Rev. Dawson Madill, MA. 11 am. ”A Cloud cf Witnesses.” 7 p.m, Special•> Christmas service. The choir will render the can-* tata "The Good Shepherd." commencing at 7.45 p.m. X 2311 C~ ASHMERE TULIN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH —Chris Unas services. a.m.. “Christ; God With Us,” Carols by * children. Prize giving. 7 pun, “Christs, Heir of All Things." Carols by choir. Soloist, Miss Dorothy Roberts. AH welcome. Minister. Rev. James Robertson. BA ' X29S» ST. NINIAN’S, Purtri street. Riccartoo — ~ Minister. Rev. L. Farquhar Gunn.. M.A. 11 a.m., service conducted by the Rev. T. G. Calder. BA, erf Halkett. Sac- ' rament of Baptism. 7 pan. Sacred Cantata “Bethlehem.” Soloists. Mrs C. Henderson—(soprano), Mr A J. Gainsford (tenor LT Messrs W. J. Turner and H. W. Findlay (bass). Organist. Miss Gladys Benton; n choirmaster. Mr Allan Gainsford. XMB ST. GILES’ (Papanui)— ll ajn. and f p.m, Christmas Musical Services: Morning. Rev. A. Simmonds; Evening. Mr A. J. McEldowney: Soloists. Mrs Pughand Mrs Waller. 7 pm, Mairehau—Rev-- - A. Simmonds, Annual District Church Parade. RBBWQERALDINE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). DEC. 17th. at - 7 PJg. I CHRISTMAS CAROL SERVICE. - Soloists: Miss V. Turner. Mr E. Bodd. and Mr Lloyd Hopkins. Preacher: Rev. W. R. Lapsley. «89 BAPTIST CHURCHES. ■gAPTIST CHURCH. TERRACE. OXFORD ■Minister. REV. L. J. BOULTON SMITH. a tn—Sermon, "GOD IN tHK DAILY ROUND.” Anthem. “And the Gkujr (Handel). Solo. Miss Betty Anderson. 7 p.m.—Sermon, "THE CHILD OF IffiSTINY.” Christmas music, incluctag Messiah choruses, arias, and ends Soloists, Misses Audrey Holdgate. Dorothy Liebert, and Mae Robertson, esc Mr George Macann. Choir- conductor. Mr Victor C. Peters. You will find a welcome at this friendly Church. Aids for the hard of hearing. 03275 PAWA BAPTIST CHURCH. WBaarfs. road—Pastor. James S. Birmie. II a.m, "Life More Abundant.” 6JB P-m, "The Love Light in the Eye of Jesus.” The* welcome of Jesus is to all. He says "Come." , LYTTELTON STREET BAPTIST CHURCH: Minister, Rev. C. Chant— Sunday, Xmas Services: 11 *-m, "Emmanuel”; 7 p-m, “The Evangel.” Caw* Singing. Come Early. A Blessing Awaits COLOMBO STREET BAPTIST CHURCHL Christchurch South —Minister. Rev. N. R. Wood. Christmas services. 11 church members’ rally: 7 P-m, “The Saviour has Come!” Soloists, Mrs Woodward, Mrs Grefinway, and Miss Doreen UdeCL INCOLN ROAD BAPTIST CHURCIC Spreydon—ll a on, “Joseph and Mary,” 7 pan, “God Reigns.” Mtadstcr. Rev. Eric M. Enright. ««• CONGREGATIONAL tHCKCH. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Corner Worcester and Manchester streets City. f PREACHER. REV. W. N. PLETT. 11 a.m.—“CHRIST’S PRAYER POR UNITY.” 7 PM.—"LIFE IN A LOOK." Special Christmas Hymns and Singing by the Choir. ism CHRISTADELFHIANS. QHRISTADELPHIAN LECTURE. BIBLE HALL. MADRAS STREET. - SUNDAY. 6.30 PJt "ENLIGHTENING THE EYES.” No Collection. Read "Thus Saith the Lord”—a Christadelphian publication obtainable free at the lecture, or write—Thos. Bodfitngtitry 53 Whiteleigh avenue. Christchurch, S.W4, Basis SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. THE SPIRITUALISTS’ CHURCH OP N.Z. (Christchurch branch). 34 Gloocester street —Sunday, 7 pan. Speaker, Iff E. Wall. Subject, “Why This Strong* War? An Inspired Answer.” Vocal duHL Spiritual Messages, Mrs Wall. Monday. • p.m, Psychometry Meeting. Wednesday, 2.15 p.m. Ladies’ Meeting. Both meetings conducted by Mrs "Wall. Admission Is. X2TO /“iHRISTCftURCH SPIRITUALIST CHURCH tine.). 272 Madras street — Sunday. 7 p.m, address by Mr E. Owen. Floral clairvoyance by airs SunderiapfiU Psychometry meeting Wednesday. XZaU TTNTTY SPIRITUAL -CHURCH Lv Chancery lane—7 pan. Exhibition of Spirit Drawings (“Mrs Chapman's”). Shutt address by Mr Harding. CTairvoyancn. floral readings During week ‘phone 33-858. All -welcome. XlSßft YSRC ORDER OF THE WHITE ROUfe CHURCH. 263 Manchester street— Sundav. 7 p.m. Inspirational Address by Henry* T. King. “When Faith Is LostT Floral readings. Mrs King. X2B9# PIRITUAUST FELLOWSHIP. O Phillips street, off Ferry road, private house —Sunday. 7 pan. Trance Address, by Mr Mill: subject. “Living Id the Spiritual.” Following floral messaged, clairvoyance. All welcome. Bring a friend. Week nights. Tues. and Wed,. 8 P-m-____