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WHEAT SHtVICB AmbHcmi ChwchM THE CHRISTCHURCH CATHEDRAL QUINQUAGESIMA 8 a.m.—HOLY COMMUNION. 11 aJn.—CHORAL EUCHARIST. Service: Stanford in C. Sequence: O. Lord. Increase My Faith (GibbonsL PREACHER: CANON ORANGE. 7 P*m.—CHORAL EVENSONG. SerWalmisiey in D minor. Anthem: Lord, It Belongs not to my Care (Davies). Preacher: The Dean of Melanesia (The Very Rev. C. L. Mountfort). ._ ■ 2621 ST. MARY’S, MERIVALE QUINQUAGESIMA 8 a.m —HOLY COMMUNION. 10 a.m.—FAMILY SERVICE. 11 a.m.—CHORAL EUCHARIST and SERMON. 7 pun.—EVENSONG AND SERMON. Wednesday, Feb. 19—Ash Wednesday, 7.15 a.m.: Holy Communion. 10.45 a.m.: Litany Followed by Holy Communion. 730 pan.: Lenten Service. Archdeacon E. A. Sowing Vicar 2692 ST. JOHN’S, Latimer square. I am.—HOLY COMMUNION. 10 am.—BIBLE CLASS. II am.—MORNING PRAYER and SUNDAY SCHOOL. T pm.—EVENING PRAYER. P. p. THORPE, Vicar. PARISH OF SYDENHAMBECKENHAM Services at St. Saviour's. Sydenham. 8 am.—Holy Communion. 11 am.—Choral Eucharist. Preacher, Very Bev. C. L. Mountlort. Dean of Melanesia and one-time Vicar of Sydenham. 7 pjn.—Evensong. Services at St. Philip’s, Beckenham. 9.30 a.m.—Choral Eucharist. Preacher, Rev. F. P. P. Goddard. Chaplain at Canterbury University. 7 pm.—Evensong. Sunday Schools and Bible Classes resume this Sunday at St. Saviour’s (10 am.) and St. Philip’S (10.45 am.) Archdeacon S. E. woods, Vipar.

THE MELANESIAN MISSION TUESDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 18. A RECEPTION TO THE VERY REV. C. L. MOUNTFORT, DEAN OF MELANESIA, WILL BE HELD IN ST. MARY’S PARISH HALL, MERIVALE, , t .' ®t 7.45 pm. THE RT. REV. A. K. WARREN. BISHOP OF CHRISTCHURCH, WILL PRESIDE. All Friends and Supporters of the Mission cordially Invited. SUPPER. DOHNAVUR FELLOWSHIP WELCOME HOME TO MISS ALLISON WIGGINS . JOHN'S HALL, Latimer square, lg ’ •“ ’- 30 P n>--Mia, Wiggins’ win show a number at coloured slide, of the work at Pohnavur. AH interested friend, welcome. Freskyterioa KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Corner Bealey airenue and Victoria street Minister: Rev. M. w. Wilson. M.A. Morning Service. 11 a.m—Preacher: Rev. Pr. E. L. Allen. Evening Service, 7 pm—Preacher: Rev. Dr. X. £ Alien. ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH (opposite Public Hospital). 11 Am—Morning Service and Sacrament of Baptism. 7 p.m.—Evening Service. Anthem: "God is a Spirit”-. Sterndale-Bennett. ®?te: Jn>e second service in the “Ties "The God Whom we Adore ” wIU be broacast from St. Stephen's Church. Lower Hutt, by Station 2YA at-11 ajn.) Minister: The Rev. R. M. Rogers. B.Com.

ST. PAUL’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (Corner of Cashel and Madras sts.). Minister: Rev. Stuart C. Francis, BA. 930 amj—Bible Classes. 11 am.— Sunday School. 11 am.—MORNING WORSHIP. Preacher: REV. MURRAY H. FEIST, BA, NX. Secretary of the Mission to Lepers. 2 pm.—COMMUNICANTS’ CLASS. . 7 pm.—EVENING WORSHIP. Subject: “WHY BOTHER ABOUT RELIGION?*’ Broadcast Service. Social Hour at dose of Evening New-comers and Visitors Cordially' -, , Invited. ST. NINIAN’S CHURCH. Purirl street. Riccarton. 9.30 am.—Bev. ML H. .Feist, Mission to Lepers. 11 P. M. Smith, Editor of “Outlook.” 7 pm.—Evening Worship. St. Mark’s, Upper Riccarton: 11 am.— Sacrament of Baptism. Rev. R. J. - Grifliths, MA. : ST. JAMES’ SPREYDON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Cnr. Barrington and Bewdley sts. Minister: Rev. W. van Wyngen, B.D. Sunday School, 930 am. Service, 11 am.: Rev. C. R. Sprocket, MA. Service, 7 pm.: The Minister. HOON HAY CHURCH HALL, Downing street. Service, 930 am.: Rev. R. M. Rogers, _ 8.C., BA ST. MARTINS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 10 am.—The Rev. W. van Wyngen. 7 pm.—Evening Service. Sunday School at 10 am. •T.ALBANS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Berwick street. Services 930 am., 11 am., T pm. Bible Classes 930 am. Sunday School 11 am. Minister: Bev. B. C. Nottage, BAST. GEORGE’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner Linwood avenue and Gloucester street. Minister: Rev J. A. L. Carter. 9.45 am.— Sunday School and Junior Bible Classes. 11 am.—Youth Workers* Dedication Service. 7 pun.—Evening Worship. 8 pm.—Senior Bible Classes, ST. COLUMBA CHURCH, Petrie street. Minister: Rev. A. W. Baxter, B.A 11 am.—Floral Festival Service. 7 pm.—Service for Elders and Help-

Sunday School. Christian Science CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, 63 Worcester street West, Christchurch. zSunday Services at 11 am. and 7 pm.; Sunday School at 11 am. Subject of Lesson: “SOUL." .WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS at 8 pm., include Testimonies of Christian Science Healing. READING ROOM, 109 A Cashel st., ’Phone 78-982. Open to the public Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 10 am. to 530 p.m.; Wednesday, 10 am. to 730 pm.; Friday, 10 am. to 9 pm. Visitors Welcome SEVENTH DAY BAPTIST CHURCH, Livingstone street—Sabbath Service, This Afternoon (Saturday), 2.30 p.m. (D.V.). “Things Coming,” Rev. Edward Barrar. All welcome. CHRISTIAN LUNCH HOUR FELLOWSHIP. This Tuesday, Y.M.C.A., 12.10 to 12.50. Working in the city? Here’s the group for you. Speaker: Mr John Armitage, a former member and B.TJ. graduate. FLORAL FESTIVAL TOMORROW, FLORAL FESTIVAL CRANMER FLORAL FEST’VAL SQUARE, FLORAL FESTIVAL 3 PM. FLORAL FESTIVAL FLORAL FESTIVAL THANKSGIVING Inter-demonina-THANKSGIVING tional Service, orJHAIgCSGIVniG ganised by NaTHANKSCffVING tional Council of THANKSGIV NG Churches. THANKSGIV’NG Preacher: THANKSGIVING The Rev. W. M. THANKSGIVING Hendrie. ■OB Combined Choir pf 500 EE accompanied .by Salvation Army Band. OE