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SUNDAY SERVICES Anglican Churches THE CHRISTCHURCH CATHEDRAL. 8 A.M.: HOLY COMMUNION. 11 CHORAL EUCHARIST. Sai Vxce: Day in B Flat. Sequence. “Let Thy Merciful Ears’* (Weelkes> Preacher: CANON ORANGE 7 P.M.: CHORAL EVENSONG. I. Service: Morley. Anthem: “Jesu, Lamb ' ’ of God” (Byrd). Preacher: THE DEAN. - 2338 ST. JOHN S. LATIMER SQUARE Harvest Festival and Mothering Sunday. 8 a.m.: Holy Communion. 11 a.m.: Morning Prayer. Children’s nrocession with gifts and flowers * 7 p.m.: Evening Prayer. N -Z. HARVEST—BUT IS THERE THANKSGIVING? SEND OUT SUPPLIES TO A SUFFERING WORLD. D. D. THORPE, Vicar. 2468 , ST. MARY’S. Sunday' „ in Lent. I ■ 7-40 a.m.: Litany. 8 a.m.: Holy Communion. 10 sS.iia s j aiTiily Service (Mothering I 11 a.m.: Choral Eucharist and Sermon. I 1 RskL E '’ensong and Sermon. i Archdeacon w. w. averill, vicar. I 2419 I, PARISH OF ST PETER —OTOEt I 1 RICCARTON. OF GIVING AND 1 HARVEST THANKSGIVING. 8 aun.: Holy Communion. ?JL. a - m - : St - Luke’s. Yaldhurst. 10.30 a.m.: Morning Prayer. Preacher: , The Very Rev. Martin Sullivan. j 7 P-ni.: Festal Evensong. Preacher: The ifev. M. Peaston, Master of College House. , Rev. H. G. Norris, Vicar. 2332 Presbyterian Churches KNOX CHURCH, I ,y>S* oria str eet and Bealev avenue. 1 MINISTER: REV. MALCOLM WILSON. 1 M.A. SUNDAY, MARCH 20. U morning service, sacra- f MENT OF HOLY BAPTISM. Antnem: “I Hath Not Seen ” T p.m.: EVENING SERVICE. VISITORS WELCOME. - 2464 J ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH (opposite Public Hospital). HARVEST FESTIVAL SERVICES. ) 11 a.m. and 7 pun., conducted by the REV. $ S. D. BAIRD, of St. Andrew’s Church, Ashburton. . Anthem: “Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem” (Maunder). c Gift* of Groceries, Fruit, Vegetables for j the Children’s and Eventide Home may be left at the Church today. 8 p.m.: Sunday Evening Fellow-ship. Subject: “I Believe in God.” Minister: REV. L. FARQUHAR GUNN, MA.., B.D. 2487 ST. PAUL’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (corner of Ci--iiel and Madras streets). Minister: REV. STUART C. FRANCIS, BA. 11 a.m.: MORNING WORSHIP. , Subject: “A DISCOVERY THAT ' BROUGHT ABOUT TWO REFORMATIONS.” Sacrament of Baptism. 7 p.m.: EVENING WORSHIP. Subject: "MARTIN LUTHER—ONE 1 OF THE MOST TITANIC FIGURES IN HISTORY.” 1 Social Hour at close of Evening Service. Newcomers and Visitors Cordially Invited. 2395 ST. ALBANS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Berwick st.—Minister: Rev. B. C. Nottage, B.A. Services: 11 aun., 7 p.m. Preacher: Rev. T. G. Campbell. ST. GEORGE’S PRESBYTERIAN , CHURCH, cnr. Linwood ave. and Glouces- 3 ter st.—Minister: Rev. J. A. L. Carter. 11 a.m.: Harvest Thanksgiving Service. 7 1 p.m.: Evening "Worship. 9.45 a.m.: Sunday School and Bible Classes. v ST. COLUMBA PR E S BYTERIAN CHURCH, Petrie st.—Minister: Rev. A. W. Baxter. B.A. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.: Harvest 1 Thanksgiving Services. 9.45 am.: Bible Classes. 11 aan.: Sunday School. Gifts j for Harvest Thanksgiving may be left at Hall from 2-4 p.m. Saturday. ST. AIDAN’S. Emmett st. Deaconess Sister Shirley Reid. 10 20 a.m.: Family Service. 11.15 a.m.: Sunday 5ch001,3849 ST. NINIAN'S CHURCH. Puriri st.. Riccarton.—9.3o a.m.: Rev. R. J. Griffiths. M.A. 11 am.: Rev. I. B. Wilson, BA. 7 p.m.: Rev.,D. E. Shaw, BA., B.D. 1 CASHMERE HILLS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. HARVEST THANKSGIVING SERVICES, * 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Preacher: Very Rev. J. Baird, BA. ■ ■ - ' -■ = 1 Gospel Halls ARMAGH STREET HALL. MR O. B. WYLLIE, from Palmerston North, will hold Meetings in the above Hall as under:— SUNDAY, 7 O’CLOCK: GOSPEL SERVICE. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, 7.30: MINISTRY MEETINGS FOR BELIEVERS. All Welcome. 2479 £ RUTLAND HALL. ? SUNDAY, 7 PM.: MR G. C. THORNTON. 1 Subject: “TWO QUESTIONS FOR 1955.” A Baptismal Service will follow this y Meeting. WEDNESDAY, 730 PM.: q Meeting for Prayer and Bible Study, 1 which will be Answers to Questions. NOTE CHANGE OF NIGHT. . 2466 < WALTHAM HALL, SHAKESPEARE RD. SUNDAY, MARCH 20 (D.V.), 7 PM.: f GOSPEL MEETING. V Speaker: MR R. ROGERS. The Message is For YOU! c Come and Hear It! 3 7 RICCARTON COMMUNITY GOSPEL CENTRE, 48 Elizabeth street, Riccarton. Sunday. 7 p.m.: “Sin’s Wages: Death— God’s Gift: Eternal Life. 7 ’ Hear MR D. RUSSELL on this Important 2 Subject. 2345 QUINNS ROAD GOSPEL HALL. : MR R. CUMMING will give his Conclud- ( ing Gospel Address on SUNDAY EVENING AT 7 O’CLOCK. Subject: “THE LORD’S SUPPER: WHO IS IT FOR?” AU Welcome. 2479 BRYNDWR HALL, 179 IDRIS ROAD. SUNDAY, 7 P.M.: MR D. GRAHAM. Subject: “GOD HAS COMMANDED.” THURSDAY, 7.30 P.M.: BIBLE STUDY: “I JOHN, V,” Followed by Prayer Meeting. 2514 DEAF PEOPLE are reminded of the Meeting held Every Sunday (D.V.), at 7 p.m., at Armagh Street Hall (back room). PSYCHIC RESEARCH SOCIETY, 234 Armagh street.—Sunday Talks, 7 p.m.: Mr A. J. Mills. Subject: “What Lies Beyond the mind.” Clairvoyance: Mr R. C. Munro. Bycroft Psychic Library: Wed., Fri., 12 to 4 pun. Healing: Mon., Wed., Fri., 730 p.m.; Tuesdays, 2.30 p.m. • ASSEMBLY OF GOD. 359 Colombo street (opp. Sydenham School); Minister, T. W. Whiting.—Saturday, 730 p.m.: Christ Ambassador Service. Sunday: 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. We pray for the sick and for those seeking the gift of the Holy Spirit. Everyone Welcome.243B DIVINE SCIENCE Y.W.C.A. CLUB ROOM. Latimer square. Sunday, 7 p.m. Service and Healing Treatments. Thursday. 2.15 p.m.: Healing treatments and testimonies. All Welcome.3l2B 6091 THE SABBATH DAY QUESTION. CHRISTADELPHIAN LECTURE BIBLE HALL, Madras street, near Tuam street, SUNDAY, 6.30 PM. (God Willing). The object of this lecture is to show that the Law of God and the Ten Commandments were given only to Israel who were God’s peculiar people: God himself saying “You only have I known of aU the families of the earth,” Amos 3:2, and . that the command to rest from work on the seventh day, “written and engraven in stones" “was done away” in Christ who took it out of the way, nailing it to His cross: CoL 2: 14. Some would divide God’s law given to IsraeL making one the Law of God and the other the Law of Moses, but this is only creating confusion, for Paul says that Israel only had one law—God given—see Heb. 10: 9, 19. To the ColoßSians Paul adds, “Let no man judge you in meat or in drink, or in respect of an holy dayor of the Sabbath” Col 3: 16. As a day of rest the Sabbath shadowed Christ, who said—“ Come unto Me all ye that are weary and I win give you rest.” While Christ remains away the Christian is requested by Christ to remember Him in partaking of bread and wine which was carried oat on the first day of the week (Bunday)-by the disciples. Acts 20: Free Literature sent on application to: “BIBLE TRUTH,” BOX 1860. . - 2474