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SUNDAY StKVICK WREr»Wwa DURHAM STREET METHODIST CHURCH (cnr. Chester st. west) Minister: The Rev. Selwyn Dawson, M A a a.m—SERVICE OF HOLY COMMUNION. The Rev. W T. Blight. Youth Breakfast to follow 11 a m.—MORNING WORSHIP The Rev. H. T. Shaw, Methodist Chaplain to the Forces Choir Music: “Dear Lord and Father" (Parry). 7 pm— EVENING WORSHIP The Rev. L. V. Willing. Choir Music: "The Lord is My Shepherd." "God is Our Refuge and Strength (Bard). CHRISTCHURCH CENTRAL MISSION and CAMBRIDGE TERRACE METHODIST CHURCH 11 a.m.—Rev. W E Falkingham 5 p.m.—Youth Tea 7 p.m.—Rev. D. W. Edmonds. Subject: "Awakening Faith. ’ Following Service, "Welcome Home" Social for Sister Gladys Larkin on furlough from Solomons. Coffee Club for Youth in Friendship House. 2394 SPREYDON CIRCUIT ST. JOHN'S, ADDINGTON11 a m.: The Rev. M. Jackson Campbell. 7 p.m.: The Rev. M Jackson Campbell. LINCOLN ROAD—--8 am.: Holy Communion. 11 am.: The Rev. C. R Marshall. 7 p.m.: Mr S. M Tucker ST. LUKE'S HALSWELL945 am.: The Rev. D. M Steedman. 7 p.m.: Holy Communion Thr Rev. C. R Marshall ST. ALBANS METHODIST CHURCH Cnr. Papanui rd and Rugby st. Minister: Rev. Graham Bell. MA, BD.. Theol.M. 11 a m.—"ln the World Anxiety: From Jesus Christ—Light." (Service broadcast by courtesy of 3YA.) 7 p.m —Rev. H. K. Brown. Solvotioa Army THE SALVATION ARMY Where Fnendlv People Meet 11 am and 1 P.m EVERY SUNDAY CHRISTCHURCH CITY COKPS Victoria square HORNBY Tauiwi crescent KAIAPOI. High st (7 pm only ■ LINWOOD Fitzgerald ave NEW BRIGHTON Seaview rd OXFORD. Main road RANGIORA Ashley road SPREYDON Barrington street ST ALBANS Cranford street SUMNER. Navland street SYDENHAM Battersea street ALL PUBLIC MEETINGS c Coaqroqofioiial Church** TRINITY CHURCH, cnr. Worcester and Manchester streets D. Jackson Inglis. M.A., B.D 11 a.m.—Rev J. C. England B.A. 7 p.m.—Let Me Tell Your Fortune? ChrkHaa Scl**c* FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, 63 WORCESTER 3T. WEST. CHRISTCHURCH. SUNDAY SERVICES at 11 a.m and 7 p.m Sunday School at 11 am. Subject of Lesson Sermon: “SOUL” WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS at 8 p.m., include Testimonies of Christian Science Healing READING ROOM. 109 A Cashei street 'Phone 78-982. Open to the Public Monday. Tuesdays. Thursday, 10 a.m. to 430 p.m.: Wednesday. 10 a.m. to 7.30. p.m.; Friday, to 8 p.m VISITORS WELCOME 3765 CHRISTADELPHIAN ADDRESS SUNDAY 7 PM Druids Hall 227 Manchester street (Opp Civic Theatre) Dear Friends The Bible clearly offers salvation to Truth Seeking Humanity It clearly reveals our dire need of Salvation. It describes Abraham as the Father of the Faithful and the heir of the world It defines the Hope of the Apostles as the Hope of the Promises made unto the Fathers of Israel It reveals how we can become related to these Promises It seeks your desire to share in the promised inheritance Come, welcome, listen to ar address pointing out Bible way 235 f

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