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Press, 29 September 1979, Page 25

Church Notices THIS SL XDA\ . 7 I* M God willing 554 GLOUCESTER ST One of the most difficult loctrines of Bible leaching surrounds the subject of the, leviL We invite you to at end our Bible address and ’ear this subject explained n the Bible setting. The truth )f the subject ntfra surprise »nd will remove feai. Hear Mr A. Taylor speak jn the subject from the prophet .Jeremiah, chap. 17 v 9 THE DEVIL HAS A HEART CONDITION or write for free book. P.O. Box "00. - I B,BLE ,cT •>% ;] | ADDRESS ; J < hristddeiphiau — Sunday. 1 7 p.m. BAPTISM ...STILL VITALLY IMPORTANT. EVEN TODAY BIBLE teaching is simple and straight forward on this im-< portant subject. Why then sol much confusion in the churches and so much misunderstanding amongst church goers Jesus' words 'refer Mark 16 15-16 and John 3:5) still equal lv apply today, as we will snow in address this Sunday. DRUIDS HALL, 227 MANCHESTER ST. Opp. Civic Theatre* METHODIST ffl] METHODIST CENTRAL MISSION 10 a.m., DURHAM STREET Rev. John Roberts, “A Word that Offends.” 7 p.m.. Combined with Oxford Terrace Baptist Church. 7 p.m.. Alderagate informal service group to meet at Campbell Centre. Ministers: Rev. W'ilf. E. Falkingham, Rev John Roberts. Rev. George Cramond CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST. 63 Worcester Street SUNDAY SERVICES: 9.30 am.. 1) a.m. Subject of this weeks Lesson Sermon:— REALITY SUNDAY SCHOOL: 9.30 a m Nursery WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETING: 7.30 — This meeting includes testi monies of Christian Science healing. Visitors are Very Welcome CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM, 72 Lichfield Street. PHONE 62-544 Open each dav from 10 a m to 4.30 p.m. (Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday), * p.m. (Friday) Our Reading Room Is for all to use and enjoy. STC REFORMED CHURCH CORNWALL STREET. CT ALBAN'S 1' am. and 7 pm. Blshopdale Community Centre, 11 am.: Minister. Rev D I Van Gardenen j Ph 596-393 YOU ARE WELCOME S

FAMILY CENTRE i CHRISTCHURCH FULL GOSPEL FELLOWSHIP ; 85 Bealey Ave. (rear section, by Akron Mtftels) ! Tonight, 730 p.m.: Youth Outieach Meeting I SUNDAY. 4 p.m.: WORSHIP SERVICE 6.45 p.m.: Revival Healing Service Wednesday, 7.30 p.m.: Meeting at Centre i Pastors: D. Barton, 44-886; H. Smit, 893-968

IHHaBBaHaBBHWaMMBaM MRHMNHNNRNRBRNRNBNNBNNNRaEBBBHBHHI CENTRE SUNDAY MEETINGS: CASHMERE HIGH SCHOOL HALL ROSE STREET l‘i a.m. Morning Worship, Children's Chureh (Majestic Housei 7 p.m. Evening Service (P Morrow) Combined with Cashmere Meeting. I SUBURBAN MEETINGS. 7 p.m. Cashmere Meeting, combined meeting at Cashmere High School Hall. 7 p.m. Halswell Meeting, Halswell Hall, Cnr. .Junction and Halswell Roads (S. King and .1. Da yah). 7 p.m. Papanui Meeting. Breens Road Intermediate School Hal! <R. Parker). 7 p.m. Riccarton Meeting Town Hall. Clarence Street. (D. Ravenhill). 7 p.m. St Albans Meeting, Shirley Intermediate School Hall. cnr. North Parade and Shirlev Road. <D Ctrwey) 7 pjn. Woolston Meeting, Wooltton Primary School Hall. Cnr. Ferry Road and Hopkins Street. (P. Bennets and G. Rosewall). i WEEKLY MEETINGS: I Majestic House. 126 Manctfestfr Street. Tuesday 10.30 a m. Healing Meeting. Tuesday 7 p.m. Bible Studies. Friday 11 ajn. Bible Study Enquiries Phone 792-781 (office Hmirt).