CHURCH SERVICES.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 781, 2 April 1910, Page 6

CHURCH SERVICES.

' — : » — ,;■ Particulars of to-morrow's services at the following churches will be found on page 2of this issue:— . '■■ St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral, Mulgra-re Street (Anglican).—Services will also be ■held at the -Tinakori Eoad Churchrooriu Si Peter's, Willis Street. (Anglican).— Services -will- also be given at Kelburne Chnrchroom: and at ~■ the Taranaki ■ Street Mission Eoom.. St. John's, WillisStreet(Presbyterian).Dγ. Gibb begins a coarse of sermons on "The Signs' of, the .Times." Theme of the first sermon: "Is , the World - Growing Better or Worse?" - ;.•'■. . •■: St. Andrew's, Wellington Terrace (Presbyterian).—The E«v. J. Gibson; Smith's evening' subject will be "Making a Friend :of God." ,-, - . ■ . : Wesley. Churoh,, Taranaki Street.—Special church araiiversary and harvest thanksgiving services at Taranaki Street Wesley Church. Eev. C. H. Laws, B.A. (President of the , Methodist Conference) will preach at 11 a.m., 3 p.m., and 6.30 p.m.* The choir will render items appropriate to the occasion. On Tuesday a conversazione will be h«ld in Wesley Hall, when the Eev. C. H. Laws will again be the speaker. ; ■ • . ■ Church of Christ, Viyian Street—Mr. D. M. M'Craoketfß evening' subject is "A Talk About Life" (illustrated with various objects). , , Missions to Seamen's Church.—Mr. Jas: Moore, tho miseioner, has selected :for his subject to-morrow, "Strange Calls," "Forgotten—But," and "Made Glad." .