CHURCH SERVICES.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 657, 6 November 1909, Page 5

CHURCH SERVICES.

: i Sorvices at; the following ! churches ore od- i vcrtisei on Pago 2 of this issue:— . . > .St.; John's ;.Chureh, Willis Street .> (Presbytcsrian).—The Rev. Dr. Uibb.i : Ordination of Mr. A. Davis,'MiA., as missionary, to China. . : St.' Paul's pro-Cathedral, .Mulgravo, Street (Anglican). Missions to Seamen Church, Whitmoro Streot —Preacher, Mr.'J. Moore, missioner, '/ ; Unitarian .Church, Ingestre Street.—Atthe evening service Dr. Tudor' Jones will speak on "God: and immortality :■ How tho Problems are Answored-To-day." . ■ Church of Chnst; Vivian Street.—Preacher, Mr. Jos. J. Frauklyn. 'i of . Christ, «lliddiford • Street.— Preacher,' Mr." C. A.-Wilson (from Melbourne); The 'Taboriiaole, Crawlora Street.—Services at 6.30 p.m. < iSt. ■ Andrew's - Church, • 'Wellington Terrace (Presbyterian).—Preacher, the Kov. J. Gibson bmith. . i Services m connection with the Webb Street Primitive Methodist Church Sunday Sbhool onniversarj will bo held in the : ToWn Hall tomorrow. The services commence at 11 a.m., 3 I p.m., and. 7 p.m.- Speoial festival musio; is' to: |be rendered bv a largo choir-of children and I adults, assistedl'.by an .efficient orchestra under the leadership of Mr. Ernest. Dawson, with 'Misses Coltroan presiding at the organ and D. Johnson at the piano. J.ne Revs. W. S. Patten, 'and J: Dawson.' and the Hon.; G. Powlds, Mini-' ster for Education, will addross the respectiva services; : ■ ym. l .'y