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SUNDAY SttWCES Methodist DURHAM STREET CHURCH (Corner of Chester street.) Minister: REV. R. DUDLEY, M.A. 11 A.M.—REV. A. O. HARRIS. Subject: The Absorbent Cross. Choir Music: Love Unknown (Ireland). Holy Communion at close of this service. 7 P.M.—REV. H. L. FIEBIG. Subject: The Unmistakable Way of Jesus. Stainer’s “The Crucifixion" will be rendered during the service. Soloists: Mr George Warriner. Mr Winston Sharp. GOOD FRIDAY. Passiontide Services. 2 P.M.—Rev. E. T. Olds, President of Conference. 7JO P.M.—Rev. H. J. Odell.DM WESLEY CHURCH, Cnr. Worcester st. and Fitzgerald ave. Minister: REJV. V. R. JAMIESON, PALM SUNDAY. 11 A.M.—Exposition. 7 P.M.—THE SAVIOUR SURVEYS THE CITY. (Broadcast) WESLEY WEI.COMBS VISITORS El 17 'cambridgeFterra^: - Methodist Cambridge Terrace: 11 a.m., Mr Chapman; 7 p.m., Mr F. Olds. Durham Street South: 11 a.m., Deaconess; 7 p.m.. Rev. A. O. Harris. Madras street: 11 a.m.. Miss McNiven. 2648 SYDENHAM METHODIST. Minister: The Rev. Andrew J. Johnston. 11 a.m.: Mr R. G. Pearce. 7 p.m.: The Rev. Andrew J. Johnston. BECKENHAM.—II a.m., the Rev. Andrew J. Johnston; 7 p.m.: A. A. Dingwall. HIGH STREET.—6.3O p.m.: Mission Band. 2509 ST. ALBANS METHODIST CHURCH. Minister: REV. H. J. ODELL. 11 AM.—GRADUATION SERVICE. Subject:' “Keep Step!” Anthem: "God so Loved the World” 7 P.M.—Palm Sunday. Subject: "Facing Life’s Central Test.” Anthem: "Selections from The Messiah.” 533 EDGEWARE ROAD METHODIST CHURCH —Minister, Rev. E. S, Hoddinott. 11 a.m., “Tlie Kingship of Christ.”' 7 p.m., Easter Music. Conductor: Mr Merlin Hoskings. Organist: Mr Laughton Harris. Anthems: "The Road to Calvary." “Droop Sacred Head,” Hymn Studies and Double Quartets. 2625 RICHMOND-SHIRLEY METHODIST SERVICES.—Richmond, 11 a.m., Mr F. J. Vinicombe; 7 p.m,, Rev. H. Sharp. Shirley, 11 a.m.. Rev. H. Sharp; 6.30 p.tn., Mr K. Greening. Marshland: 11 a.m., Mr I. Fowler. 2567 LINWOOD-WAINONI METHODIST CHURCHES. LINWOOD: 11 a.m., Mr A. E. Haynes; 6 30 p.m., Rev. H. E. Harkness, M.A., “The Message of the Cross.” WAINONI: 11 a.m.. Rev. H. E. Harkness. Communion. GOOD FRIDAY: United Service In Baptist Church. 10 A.M.2566 ADDINGTON METHODIST CHURCH.—II a.m., Mr F. G. Colechin; 7 p.m., Rev. L. C. Horwood. The Sacred Cantata "Calvary” will be rendered during the evening service. * LINCOLN ROAD METHODIST CHURCH. —Harvest Festival: 11 a.m.. Rev. L. C. Horwood. 7 p.m„ Rev. A. N. Scotter, B.A. RICCARTON CIRCUIT, Clarence street. —ll a.m., Mr H. B. Moore; 7 pm., Mr Pearce. Masham, 3 p.m.. Rev. J. M. Blight. UPPER RICCARTON.—II a.m.. Rev. J. M. Blight: 7 p.m., Mr H. B. Moore. Sockburn: Harvest Thanksgiving Service, Rev. J. M. Blight. —£ ST. JOHN'S METHODIST. Bryndwr—ll a.m., Miss Keightley. 7 p.m., Mr Battersby. Solos morning and evening. PAPANUI METHODIST CHURCH.—PaIm Sunday. 11 a.m., "Before Pilate.” 7 pm., Presentation ot J. H. Maunder’s Sacred Cantata “Olivet to Calvary.” Belfast 2.30 p.m., Mr P, Batteraby. Harewood, 2.30 p.m.. Harvest Festival. Minister, Rev. R. W. Mayson, B.A. 2589 OPAWA'MITHQDiST CHWcH— iTVST. Rev. W. E. Moore; 7 p.m., Mr L. Gibson. Passion Music by Choir. WOOLSTON METHODIST CHURCH—II a.m,. Rev. B. J. James; 7 p.m., Mr W. McHarg. The Choir will sing Easter Music. ST. JOHN’S METHODIST CHURCH, Redcliffs.—Harvest Festival and Gifts of Food for Britain. 11 am., Mr C. Barrell. 7 pm„ Rev. R. G. Bell, M.A.. of Lyttelton. ST. PAUL’S METHODIST CHURCH? SunTner.—ll a.m., Mr A. G. Williams. 7 p.m., in Presbyterian Church, United Service and Choir. Visiters always welcome. SOUTH BRIGHTON—IO a.m., Bible Class; 11 a.m., Sunday School; 7 pm.. People’s Service, Mr J. Cummack. Excerpts from “Crucifixion.” Everybody welcome. CASHMERE.—Harvest ~ Thanksgiving" Services. 11: Rev. H. L. Fiebig. 8.A.; 7: .Rev. A. R. Witheford, B.A. Somerfield: 11: Rev. A R. Witheford, B-A ." 7: Mr R, Pearce. Baptist Churches. OXFORD TERRACE BAPTIST CHURCH, (corner Oxford terrace and Madras street.) REV. L. J. BOULTON SMITH, Minister. ’ TO-MORROW’S SERVICES: 11 an V " KE SAVED OTHERS —HIMSELF HE CANNOT SAVE.” Choir: Hymn Study, "Rock of Ages," Anthem: "God bo Loved the World” (Stainer). 7 p.m—SERVICE OF SACRED MUSIC. The choir will render Stainer’s “Crucifixion” with Messrs Robert Allison and J. E. Mason as soloists. i Conductor: Mr V. C. Peter*. [ Organist: Mr G. M. Martin, j (Aids to assist the Hard of Hearing.) COME AND WELCOME. : J.. . - 012 r COLOMBO STREET BAPTIST~CtIURCH, • Beckenham—Minister, Rev. F. G. Reddell. 11 a.m.: Exposition of Isaiah, ch. 53; 7 ; p.m.: "The Greatest Thing in the World”; ’ Communion to follow, with offering for Food Parcels. A message and a welcome * * wait yo» Colombo street. 2644

OPAWA BAPTIST, Wilsons road—Minister: Rev. P. W. Norrish. 11 a.m.: "HIS GREAT MOMENT.” 6.30 pm.: "IS IT NOTHING TO YOU?” (Special Easter Anthems' and Music.) ST. ALBANS BAPTIST CHURCH, Thames street—Rev. G. S. Munro. Harvest Thanksgiving Services, 11 a.m. (Infant Dedication) and 7 pm. Welcome to all. Gospel Halit ARMAGH STREET HALL. GOSPEL SERVICE, 7 P.M. Speaker: Mr H. A. PAPPRILL. "The Father Sent the Son to be the Saviour of the World.” All Welcome. 2652 RUTLAND STREET HALL, ST, ALBANS, Corner Westminster street. SUNDAY, 7 P.M.: MR LEWIS WILSON. Subject: ? ? ? ? ¥ want know the subject of the Address you will have to come along and hear it, but you are assured that it will be tiihe well spent because Mr Wilson will. deal with matters of tremendous importance to you. Song Service Commences at 6.45. —■ 2631 WALTHAM HALL, SHAKSSFEaRE HOAD. SUNDAY, MARCH 21st (D.V.), 7 PM GOSPEL MEETING Speaker: MR D. GRAHAM. Subject: "Welcomed—Then Rejected: Man's Dealings with the Son ot God Before Hla Crucifixion." Cornel F £ ID / Y ' MARCH 2Bth: Special AU Day Meetings for Christians. All Welcome I 2597 ROLLESTON STREET HALL. LINWOOD. BRIGHT GOSPEL MEETING, SUNDAY. MARCH 21st (D.V.), 7 P.M. Speaker: MR L. MORRIS. "Seek Ye the Lord While He Mav be Fopnd: Call Ye Upon Him While He 1> Near.” A Hearty Welcome Awaits You! 2597 BRYNDWR HALL, 179 IDRIS ROAD, 7 P.M., MR R. PARKINSON. Subject: “THEY SUNG A NEW SONG.” An unfolding of some of the teaching .of that wonderful Book of "The Revelation.” which gives the true significance of many of the events happening in the world to-day, and also things to come! THURSDAY, 7.30 P.M.: Prayer Meeting and Bible Study: Romans, Chapter XIII. 25H DEAF PEOPLE are Cordially Invited to Specially-arranged Meetings held Every Sunday (D.V.) at 7 p.m., at Armagh Street Hall. -