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METHODIST CHURCH OF NEW ZEALAND., WESLEY OTURUH, 'TARANAKI Minister: REV. T. R. RICHARDS. . Morning, .11—Rev. J. H. Haslam (Secretary of Conference). Evening, 7 —Rev. T. R. Richards. (Stainer’s “Crucifixion,” by largely augmented Choir). Soloists: Messrs. R. Hill and C. W. Svensen. Organist: Mr. H. Temple White.. Webb Street, 11 a.m.- —Rev. T. R. Richards. dgpHORNDON METHODIST CIRCUIT. MOLESWORTH ST—ll a.m.: Mr J. «• W. Black. 7 p.m.: Rev. E. D. I’atn - chett. In Memoriam, Mr. J. B. Haddon. Solo: “Man of Sorrows,” Miss Abbott. T x , r. ■ KARORI—II -’ Rev. E. D. Pai tche- t < . ' Rev. G. Laurenson. Cantata: Olnct to Calvaria” . _ NORTHLAND—II : Rev. J- Dennis. 1 ■ Mr C. IT. Downes. KAIWARRA —11: Mr. F. S. Steele. < ■ - Mr. G. F. Vance. HATAITAI METHODIST CHURCH. “ -pi xf r H S. J- Newsham. . . 7—Rev E. S. Harkness. Stainers “The Crucifixion” will.be rendered bv an Augmented Choir. Soloists, • Mr E W. Robbins (Tenor), Mr. J. H. Phillipps (Bass). s f ll ( TJTUTT CIRCUIT, LOWER HUTT . -tl FOREIGN MISSIONS. ’ 11 -1 m : Mr. Vivian. 7 pm.: Rev. N. - 'Gutry. The Choir will render Sacred Cantata from “Olivet To Calvary. ij Mr. E. Douglas Tnyler, Tenor Soloist. R.R. Orr (baritone). z TAITA, 11 a.m.: Mr. S. G. Hoarc. 7 ii m.: Mission Band. WAIWETU, 11 a.m.: Rev. N. R- Gutry. 7 p.m.: Mr. V. Jacobson. : SALVATION ARMY. rpHE SALVATION ARMY CITADEL, X Vivian Street. : Bright singing, personal testimony and stirring speaking will be a prominent feature of to-morrow’s meetings. I- MAJOR SIMPSON and LIEU 1. GOODAY ON THE BRIDGE. 11 n m 3 p.m. i P- ul - WE WILL BE PT,EASED TO SEE YOU. BROOKLYN (Jefferson Street, near tram „ terminus. Services: 7 a.m., 11 a.m., 230 p.m. Young People i p.m. CAPT. FANTHAM, C.O. KARORI (Beauchamp Street, near Council Chambers). Services: 7 a.m., 11 a.m., 2.30 p.m. Young People, 7 Pm ’ CAPT. ROBINSON, C.O. J) ' . WORSHIP The call to Worship, In Spirit and , in Truth, is the voice of God speaking to man’s heart to turn to Him and find rest. Man’s native heart-hunger can only be satisfied by the provision which has been made by God for His spiritual affinity with Himself. In the rush and wear of modern life man needs time for pause, meditation, f and soul-renewal. There is danger of the mind becoming secularised and the vision, of God fading from human life. Christ speaks to the tired men and women of our present-day-life, saying:—“Come ye apart and rest awhile.” “Well, this cold, clay clod” Was man’s heart; Crumble it and what comes next? IT IS GOD! (Published by arrangement with Wellington Ministers’ Association.) i rpi-IE CHURCH OF ST. ALBAN I (Liberal Catholic), , 19 Marion Street. PALM SUNDAY. Holy Eucharist, .Sunday, 11 a.m. pHRISTADELPHIAN MEETING, X> Victoria Hall, Adelaide Rd. An address will be delivered (God willing) iu the above hall on Sunday next at 7 p.m. . Subject: “Why tarriest thou ! Arise and be Baptised and wash away thy sins.” Acts, ch : 22. All welcome. Seats free. f No collection. BETHEL TEMPLE (19.1 Vivian St.). 1 (In affiliation with Assemblies of God in N.Z.) i To-night, 7.30 p.m.: Young people. Sunday, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.: Services • conducted by Pastor E. T. Mellor. Tuesday, 7.30: Prayer. Friday: 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. 1 Visitors cordially welcome. ( . _ ] pHURCH OF GOD. ' kJ 48 Randwick Crescent, MOERA. j At 7 TO-NIGHT. i “THE MEMORIAL SUPPER OF - ' JESUS.” At. the Passover Jesus said: "DO ’ THIS LN MEMORY OF ME.” Luke ; 22:19. John 13:14. The Creator did fix the day by the Moon. Gen. 1 :14-19. Also Ex. 12:2.6. . The Passover not fulfilled until tbc Marriage Supper. Rev. 19:9. It is Observed “OFTEN’ in a life- s time. -Heb. 9:25.26. Worship and Meetings at 11 and I p.m. . DAVID NEILD, Pastor. , SPECIAL VALUES. "XTO RUBBING LAUNDRY HELP has ’ 3 distinctive uses—the Laundry, Kitchen and Bathroom. Try it. Wellington Grocers. ) “TVTORAH” MARGARINE is recom--“X mended by all good eooks. Try it to-day. Obtainable all storekeepers. i