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SUNDAY sraVICES Anglican Churches THE CHRISTCHURCH CATHEDRAL, 8 am.: Holy Communion. 11 a.m.: Choral Matins. Service, Ireland in C. Anthem. "Let Thy Merciful Ears" (Wee Ikes). Preacher: Canon Orange. 7 p.m.: Choral Evensong. Service, Coleridge-Taylor in F. Anthem, "Save Us, O Lord” (Bair stow,. Preacher: The Dean. _ 2306 ST. JOHN’S. LATIMER SQUARE 8 ajn—HOLY COMMUNION. 11 am.—FAMILY WORSHIP. 12 noon—HOLY COMMUNION. 7 pjn—EVENING PRAYER. D D- THORPE, Vicar. 2459 ST. MICHAEL AND ALL SAINTS TRINITY X 8 jn.—HOLY COMMUNION. 11 am.—SOLEMN EUCHAREST AND SERMON. 1 p.m.—EVENSONG AND SERMON FOLLOWED BY SOCIAL HOUR. 2499 GUILD OF SERVANTS OF THE SANCTUARY The Annual District Council meeting of the Guild in N.Z. will be held at St. Luke’s, Manchester street, on the Feast of St. Bernard, Saturday. August 20. 1955. PROGRAMME: 9 ajn.: Solemn Eucharist (Preacher: the Rev. Canon W. A. Curzon-Sig gers.) 10.30 aJn.: Morning Tea. 11.30 a.m.: Solemn Guild Office. All friends and well-wishers of the Guild are invited to attend. 4190 "ST. MARY’S. MERIVALE, TRINITY ~X 8 a.m.—HOLY COMMUNION. 10 ajn.—FAMILY SERVICE. 11 am.—MATINS AND SERMON. NOON—HOLY COMMUNION. 7 pjn—EVENSONG AND SERMON. Preacher: The Rev. Canon Maxwell Wiggins. Archdeacon W. W. Averill. Vicar. 2334 ST. AUGUSTINE’S. CASHMERE 8 un.—HOLY COMMUNION. 10.20 ajn.—FAMILY SERVICE IN NEW BUILDING. 7 nun.—EVENING PRAYER. SATURDAY, AUG. 13, 2.30 pjn.— Dedication of Parish Hall by Bishop of Christchurch. Vicar: REV. O. R. BAMBURY. 2338 Presbyterian Churches KNOX CHURCH. CORNER VICTORIA STREET AND BEALE Y AVtNLE. Minister: REV. MALCOLM WILSON. Xf A SUNDAY, AUGLST 14. PARISH COMM-NION SERVICE. 11 A.M.: SACRAMENT OF THE LORD'S SUPPER. Anthem: "Christ Our Passover is Sacrificed for Us.” 7 PM.: EVENING SERVICE, followed by Second Celebration of the Sacrament. Anthem: "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross.” VISITORS WELCOME. 2496 ST. ANDREWS CHURCH (Opposite Public Hospital). 11 AM. AND 7 PM.: FAREWELL SERVICES, Conducted by the Minister. Anthem, Morning: “God be in My Head” (Walford Davies). Anthem, Evening: “Hear My Prayer” < Mendelssohn). Soloist: Miss Betty Thomson. Minister: REV. L. FARQUHAR GUNN, MA., B.D. J 4305 ST. PAUL’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (Corner of Cashel and Madras streets). Minister: REV. STUART C. FRANCIS, BA. H AM.: MORNING WORSHIP. Subject: "GOD’S PROVIDENCE, PRETENCE, AND PROMISE" 4.30 P.M.: YOUTH TEA. Illustrated Talk on a Visit to the Maori Field, bv Miss M. Fallow. 7 PAI.: EVENING WORSHIP. Questions on Christian Faith and Practice wi’l be Answered. Social Hour at close of Evening Service. Visitors and Newcomers Cordially Invited. ST. COLUMBA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Petrie st.; Minister, Rev. A. W. Baxter, BA.—ll a.m. and 7 p.m.: Worship. 4 p.m.: Young People's Tea. Speaker: Rev. W. Hendrie. 9.45 aun.: B.C. 11 ajn.: ST. AIDAN’S, Emmett st.: Deaconess Sister Reid. 10.33 ajn.: Family Service. 11-15: 58.2508 ST. NINIAN’S CHURCH. Puriri st., Riccarton; Rev. A. J. Griffiths, MA..—9.CO and 11 ajn.: Morning Worship. 7 p.m.: Evening Worsh p. CASHMERE HILLS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.—II a.m. and 7 pun.: Very Rev. J. Lawson Robinson, B-A. Brief Congregational Meeting will be held after the Morning Service. ST. GEORGE’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner Linwood ave. and Gloucester st; Minister, Rev. J. A. L. Carter.— 11 aan. and 7 p.m.: Services of Public Worship. 9.45 ajn.: Bible Classes and Sunday School. 2393 ST. ALBANS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Berwick st.—Services: 11 a.m. and 7 pjn. Minister: Rev. B. C. Nottage, BA, Gospel Halls ARMAGH STREET HATJ, ARMAGH STREET HALL. ( GOSPEL MEETING (D.V.), SUNDAY, AT 7 PM. Speaker: MR R. PARKINSON. Subject: “THE UNSEARCHABLE RICHES OF CHRIST.” TUESDAY, THURSDAY, 7.30 PM.: MR PARKINSON continues Ministry Meetings. SATURDAY. 13th (This Day), 7.15 P.M.: The Bible Study Class. Speaker, MR T. WILSON. All Welcome. 2529 RUTLAND HALL, SUNDAY, 7 PM. Speaker: MR W. J. BURROWS. Subject: "MORE PAGES FROM OLD LETTERS.” TUESDAY, 7.30 PM.: Prayer Meeting, followed by an address by MR E. HAY. Subject: "THE SEC- , OND COMING OF CHRIST,” .2327 WALTHAM HALL, SHAKESPEARE RD? i Sunday, August 14 (D.V.), 7 p.m.: Gospel Meeting. Speaker, MR J. Petrie. We give you a hearty invitation to come and hear God’s Way of Salvation maae plain. All are welcome ? * ■ QUINNS RD. GOSPEL MEETING, SHIRLEY. GOSPEL MEETING (D.V.), 7 PM. ; Speaker: MR SIMMONS. WEDNESDAY, 730 PM.: PRAYER AND BIBLE READING. COME AND WELCOME. BRYNDWR HALL, 179 Idris road. SUNDAY, 7 PM. Speaker: MR T. WILSON Subject: "VANITY FAIR” THURSDAY, 7.30 PM. Meeting and Bible Study on •Work of the Holy Spirit.” We invite you to c0me,4200 RICCARTON COMMUNITY GOSPEL CENTRE, , 48 Elizabeth street, Riccarton . SUNDAY. 7 PM. We invite you again to hear an address by MR R. CUMMING. DEAF PEOPLE! Have you ever been io 1 the meeting held every Sunday (D.V.), at j 7 pjn., at Armagh Street Hall (Back 1

600 CHRIS TADELPHIAN LECTURE, BIBLE HALL. Madras street, near Tuam street. SUNDAY, 630 pjm, God Willing. Subject: THE BIBLE, HUMAN RECORD, OR DIVINE REVELATION? •ALL SCRIPTURE IS GIVEN BY INSPIRATION OF GOD." “HOLY MEN OF OLD SPAKE AS THEY WERE MOVED BY THE HOLY SPIRIT." 2nd Um. 3116 2nd Pet. L2l. ’I'M K OU TLINE of Sund8y s lecture is as follows: "The Bible itself claims to be the word of God—Jesus Christ’s attitude towards the Bible of his day (the Old Testament) in harmony with that claim unreservedly accepted the writing of Moses and the Prophets. To the critics of our day His rebuke still stands: “O FOOLS AND SLOW OF HEART TO BELIEVE ALL THAT THE PROPHETS HAVE SPOKEN.” Luke 24:25. Fiee literature sent on application to "BIBLE TRUTH,” P.O. Box 1650. 4316 COMMUNITLY FAIR. HEXT WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, IN SCOTTISH HALL, g- Gloucester street, 10 aun. to 6 p.m. 2393