SUNDAY SERVICES. Methodist DURHAM STREET CHURCH. (Corner Chester street.) 11 a.m.: Rev. A. N. Scotter B.A. Choir music: “Take Time to be Holy. \ 7 n m : Rev. Raymond M-A ; Subject: "THE BRTOE °F Choir Music; Consecration Hymn (Male Voices), “Jesu, Lover of My Soul (Aberystwyth). The Service will be followed by Reception of Church Members and Holy Communion. 02223 WESLEY CHURCH, EAST BELT. Alight Corner Worcester and avenue. I . 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev. W. H. Grecnslade. 7 p.m.; Everyman’s Question, ND . 1— “IS GOD DEAF, DUMB, AND PARALYSED OR DOES HE DO THINGS?” Mr E. Douglas sings “Abide With Me." Choir anthem. Service at Seven. Wll7 CAMBRIDGE TERRACE METHODIST CHURCH (near Edmonds Band Rotunda) —ll- Rev. N. P. Larsen: 7: Mr A. G. Williams. South Durham Street: H . Supply: 7 Rev. N. P. Larsen. Madras Street, ii. Mr V. Plant. ‘ “ ST. ALBANS. RUGBY STREET. 11 a.m.: How May We Meet Life's ShOCkS? -THE FATHER’S CUP,” 7 p.m.: Dulled by Familiarity. THE NOVELTY OF THE GOSPEL. THE NOVELTY OF THE GOSPEL. Preacher: Rev. Dr. D. O. Williams. maEWARE ROAD METHODIST CHURCH—II a.m,: Bev. C. O. Hailwood. Baptism. 2.45 p.m.: Youth Rally 7 p.m • Rev. E. Drake. Anthem: Hark, Hark, vtv Soul." Next Sunday, President of Conference conducts both services. r—PAPANUI —11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Rev. Cecil R Taylor. Harewood: 2.3D p.m., Mr T. Walker. Belfast: 3 p.m. (Parade St John’s Nursing Division), Rev. C. K. ray RICHMOND - SHIRLEY METHODISTRlchmond: 11 a.m., Mr W. F. Stock. 6.30 am • Rev. W. A. Char. hers. Shirley. H j.mf: Rev. W. A. Chambers. 6-30Jp.m.. Mr G. H. Browne. Marshland. Mr A. "CARTON ClßCUlT—Clarence Road: 11 i • Mr L. Schroeder. Music by Junior oir. 6.30 p.m.: Rev. J. M. Blight. Upper 'carton: 11 a.m.. Rev. J. M. Blight, 6.30 'c ARTON nor CERCUlT—Sockburn: 11 u Missioner D. H. Burt; 6.M p.m.: Mr Hill. Masham: 3 p.m., Rev. J. M. Blight. mi n Couples e MaOT\ed people/' James. Brymr._ii a.m,: Rev. E. Drake and Mr G. Colev (Supt. of Methodist Orphanage), lorn - Rev. C. O. Hailwood. - ~— JWOOD-WAINONI METHODIST—Linod- il a.m., Mr W. A. Bascand; 6.30 i Rev. H. W. Payne, “Go Into Peace! a.m., Rev. H. ,W. Payne. 2266 SHMERE CHUKCH-Il: Rev « •oud--6.30: Rev. A. N. Scotter. d Church: 11. Mr Ford; 7, Rev. A. H. THE PEOPLE'S CHURCH (Opp.’ Sydenham P. 0.) Minister: , OUTH AND OVERSEAS MKSION. am* "The Solomons for ChTist, 0 p,m.: "The Tield is fee World, st: Mrs Findlay, of Hokitika. BECKENHAM (Martin avenue). M Mr A Dfegwall, "Does Christian hing Demand Blind Obedience? GH STREET: Mr Moore. LSTON—II a.m.: “Letters of.Jesus., | m 6 : . SSSS iptist churches. KFORD TERRACE BAPTIST CHURCH, inlster. REV. L. J. BOULTON SMITH, a.m.—"TREASURE IN EARTHEN VESSELS.” Anthem. I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes” (Whitfield), p.m.—Service, wife Evangelistic Challenge. Sermon—“MY ANCHOR HOLDS” . “MY ANCHOR HOLDS’ “MY ANCHOR HOLDS” jdies’ Voices. “Lift Thine Eyes” (Men•lssohn): Hymn Study, "In fee Garden. We welcome you to these services. 02yu4 COLOMBO~STrBAPTIST CHURCH. REV, J. D. JENSEN. • a.m.—“ The Greatest Thing in the orid.” 7 p.m.. “What Christians Really Should Be.” Visitors always Welcome. C 2040 'AWA BAPTIST, Wilson’s road—Minis- , Rev. P. W. Norrish. 11 a.m., Miss thleen Hobbs (Missionary); 6.30 p.m., fearing His Own Clothes.” Anthems, irning and evening. -- “ MCOLN ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH. Ireydon—Rev. Gf N. Garlick. 11 a.m., -ties: “Divine Therapeutics’’;' 6.30 p.m., eath—a Goal, or a Gateway?” Let us it trifling. Come and worship. ; Congregational Churches TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (Cnr. Manchester and Worcester streets.) Minister: KEV. W. M. GARNER. 10 a.m„ B.Cs. 11 a,m. S.S. 11 a.m., “GOD—FRIEND OR ENEMY?” "GOD—FRIEND OR ENEMY?” Many people are afraid of the Being we call “GOD.” What is the truth concerning Him? 2.30 p.m.—Branch S.S. at 10 Puna street, Riccarton. 7 p.m. "RELIGIOUS INDIFFERENCE” • "RELIGIOUS INDIFFERENCE” The greatest obstacle to fee establishment of* the Kingdom of God is indifference. World Peace and Security, with Prosperity, would be assured if this obstacle could be overcome. Hear about it at i TRINITY THE FAMILY CHURCH. Soloist: Dorothy Willoughby, “O Rest in the Lord.” Gospel Balls. ARMAGH STREET HALL—Gospel Meeting (D.V.), 7 p.m. Speaker, Mr G. B. Cromb. Be sure and come, we welcome you. WALTHAM HALL, Shakespeare road — Gospel Meeting (D.V,) 7 p.m. Speaker, Mr J. Dunbar. Subject, “Pre-destination and Election; are you one of the Elect?’’ Cornel ARGONAUT HALL, Stanmore road, Linwood—Bright Gospel Meeting (D.V.), 7 p.m. Speaker, Mr N. Marsh. A cordial invitation is given to all Linwood residents. : . BRYNDWR HALL, 179 Idris road—7 p.m., Mr E. Bedford, “The Remarkable Story of My Conversion.” Cornel Hear of grace and saving power. RUTLAND HALL, St. Albans —Special broadcast service at 7 p.m. (D.V.), arrShged by Bryndwr Assembly. Speaker, Mr A. Paynter. Subject, “A Thrilling Episode." Children’s song service at 5 pun. Also from 3YA. Come or listen in! ARE You’ Hard of Hearing? Come to specially arranged meetings at Armagh Street Hall (back room) every Sunday (D.V.), 7 p.m. Everyone welcome! THE Word of God will be preached on Lord’s Day, 6.30 p.m. (D.V.) in the Sons of Temperance Hall, Gloucester street. All welcome. No collection. X 5052 MOORHOUSE AVE. CHURCH OF CHRIST, 11 a.m.—Official visit of Conference President (R. T. Wright, M.Com.) All members urged to attend. 7 p.m.—C. G. Flood’s Subject, “JESUS REBELLED AGAINST CUSTOM. WHY?” Choir. “What Are These?” DIVINE SCIENCE INSTITUTE. 217 Gloucester st., opp. Latimer square. SUNDAY, July 22nd, 3 p.m., Lecture by MARY E. SIMPSON. "Man’s Consciousness of His Union with God will Heal Him.” Healing Treatments. SUNDAY SCHOOL at 11 a.m. THURSDAYS, 2.15 p.m.. Healing Service. Testimonies. Everyone Welcome. T.C.
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