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I Church Notices ITHE Religious Society of I Friends (Quakers) believes: there is something of God in every man. Me cannot, prove this, but we do know' that when men act as if it were true, their trust is justified. Meeting for wor-l ship each Sunday. 11 am.,, 325 Manchester St. 2377 j | ANGLICAN CHRISTCHURCH CATHEDRAL Sunday, June 12 t' First Sunday after Trinity ! 8.00 a m.: Holy Communion *ll.OO a m.: Choral Mattins Service: Stanford | in C Anthem: Ye; Watchers and Ye I Holy Ones —' Oldroyd Preacher: i' The Dean 7.00 p.m : Choral Evensong ! r Service: Hou ells—■Collegium Regale' I Anthem: Hail 1 Gladdening Light I —Wood Preacher: i i Dr Christopher i Woodard s ■ £?6? i ST. JOHNS MISSION CHURCH ! LATIMER SQUARE 8 a.m., Holy Communion. 10 a.m., N.Z. Liturgy. The ■ Vicar. 7 p.m., Mission Service. (Creche available.) The Vicar. Theme: “Are you on a Diet?’’ J. 18.30 p.m., “Come Alive Club. ALL WELCOME. I Barry Loveridge, Vicar, i : Peter Coughlan, City I Missioner. 55228! ST BARNABAS Fendalton !( PATRONAL FESTIVAL 7.00 a.m.: Holy Communion 8.00 a.m.: Holy Communion 9.00 a.m.: Medbury Service : 9.15 a.m.: Hall Service (10.00 a.m.: Family Affair 11.00 a.m.f Mattins Preacher: The Vicar • 7.00 p.m.: Evensong Preacher: The Dean of Christchurch ST THOMAS’S 9.15 a.m.: Holy Communion. I 55112 i • 1 ST MICHAEL’S Oxford Terrace (9 a.m., SUNG EUCHARIST. ) “God our Father.” (Breakfast after this service.) 11l a.m., HOLY COMMUNION.I 7 p.m.. EV’ENSONG. j 1 “Are Cathedrals Christian?” PHILIP BAKER, Vicar 24271 K).Stn I I RIAN I ST ANDREWS CHURCH j (Opposite Public Hospital.) 'll.OO am.: Morning Worship,; with Holy Communion; and Sun- i day School. : 9 I 7.00 p.m : Sharing Word. Bread, and Wine, j I i Rev. Boyd Glassey, Minister. 2587 i 6 !— : S ' KNOX CHURCH i Cnr Bealey Avenue and ’ Victoria Street. 10.00 a.m.: Is God our Adversary? The Rev. Rod' Madill p i 7.00 p.m : “Criminal Violence in N.Z.” Rev. Dr Phyllis Guthardt ' 2909 _ ST PAUL’S - TRINITY - PACIFIC CHURCH Cnr Cashel and Madras Sts, Inner City II a.m.. Morning Worship. I 3 p.m., Samoan Service. 4.30 p.m.. Cook Island Ser-1 vice. 7 p.m.. Communion in Chapel., Ministers: Rev. S. Roxburgh, Rev. K. Faletoese. 53534 BAPTISI OXFORD TERRACE j BAPTIST CHURCH (Cnr Oxford Terrace and Madras St.) 9.45 a.m.: All Ages Sunday : School 11.00 a.m.: Morning Worship. Rev. Smith Adliik- ; ary, Bangladesh, i will share in the ! service. Sermon: "One of' the Inner Circle.” 7.00 p.m.: Youth Service. I Speaker: Mr Ken I Davis, Campus ! Crusade Area Dir-: ector and Youth I for Christ Staff, ; U.S.A. 8.15 p.m.: After-church social hour to which all ( voting people are invited. Mr Ken Davis will speak. We warmly welcome you to these services of inspiration and friendship. Ministers: Rev. Barry Denholm Rev. Stuart Avery' I ' 2583 | CHRISTIAN SCIENCE j'lRS'I CHURCH Of CHRIST I SCIENTIST’ I T( 63 Worcester Street SUNDAY SERVICES: x.3(j! a m., 11 a.m. Subject ot 1 this week’s Lesson Ser-: SI mon:— GOD THE PRESERVER OF MAN SUNDAY iCHuuL; 9.30 am Nursery WEDNESDAY EVENING’ MEETING: 7.30 — This meeting includes test: monies of Christian Science dealing Visitor are Very Welcome CHRISTIAN SCIENCE W READING ROOM 72 Lichfield Street. PHONE 78-962 Open each day from 10 a m to 4.30 p.m. (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday). 8 P.m, (Friday). Our Reading Room ts for a all to use and enjoy SIC

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