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£ ■ ■■■— RELIGIOUS SERVICES. ETHODIST CHURCH OF N.Z. Wesley Church, Taranaki St. Rev Clarence Eaton. 11 a.m., "The Hands of Jesus.” 7 p.m., People’s Service; Subject, "Secret Discipleship.” Anthem, “Ho, Every One that Thirsteth” (Martin). Soloist, Mr. C. W. Svensen. Communion at close. 1200 Free Seats. Sunday Evening Next, 7 o’clock. Rev. J. F. Goldie and Solomon Island Natives. ■yiVlA N STREET BAPTIST CHURCH REV. F. E. HARRY. Minister. Tel. 22—744. Morning, at 11—Rev. W. M. Holland, 8.A., B.D. Evening, at 7—Rev. F. E. Harry. Hot-point Talk: "Are we Degenerating?” Sermon; "Leaping Over a Wall." SAILORS’ FRIEND SOCIETY CHURCH, AND INSTITUTE’. Whitmore Street. Sendees at 11 and 7. Preacher: Mr. Jas. Moore, Missioner. Subjects: (1) “Partnerships.” (2) "Is it for the Favoured Fow Only?" . Soloist; Mrs. Irwin. Song Service at 8.30. y M.C.A., WILLIS STREET. MOTHERS’ DAY, SUNDAY. MAY 11. 4.15 p.m—Men’s Meeting. Speaker, Rev. E. T. Olds. Soloist, Mrs. Kennedy. 5 p.m.. Tea. The Public cordially invited. J. L. HAY, General Secretary. MARANATHA. MARANATHA. TRKTATCHMAN. what of the night? <v The watchman said: "The morning cometh and also the night.” The burden of Dumah suits our times, with its blending of encouragement and warning concerning the future. In the weary night of calamity the sufferer desires to know what hour it is. how much of the darkness still remains to bo lived through. The answer is mysterious and ill-boding. There is a morning coming, a time of light and hope; but the day which is so opened, closes too quickly in the blackness of night. The growing lawlessness and moral deterioration in English-speaking countries is alarming, but how dreadful are tho conditions m other lands—China and Russia, for example. Most certainly tho blackest era in human histor.v is about to beginYet how few' seem to realise it. Tho sanest editors and statesmen tremble at the imminent dangers which point to a world crash, in a financial, commercial, and moral breakdown, as. to use General Smuts’s words, "will shock and shame the conscience of the world.” In the face of such perils as are now confronting all nations. It is amazing that so few can be assembled to intercnssorv or religions services of any kind. On with tho dance, the races, the kinema, but know with certainty that the judginc n t of God must scon fall upon n sin-blighted world. Tho Coming of Christ is the alone hope and comfort that wo know of for a world rushing headlong to its doom, /VrrcRCFr _ OF’~GbD~T.4BERNACLE, L TASMAN STREET. To-morrow, 11. Subject: "The Cleansing of the Sanctuary.” The Application of 2300 years, Dan. 8.14, is an error, which we are glad to renounce after thirty years’ deception. The more correct rendering would be: "Unto 2200 evening and morning (Sacrifices) then shall Iho (Earthly) Sanctuary be cleans's!.” That took place B.C. 165. and not in 1844. Beware of deception. Pictures and Song Service. 6.30. DAVID NIELD, Pastor. THIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST, SCIENTIST. 46 Boulcott Street. SERVICES: Sunday, 7 p.m. Wednesday Evening, 8 o’clock. Testimony Meeting. Reading Room and Hall, 46 Boulcott Street, open daily 1 to 4 p.m.. except Saturdays, Sundays, and Public Holidays. Free Literature may bo obtained at. Reading Room.