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CHURCH OF ENGLAND. rni-JE CATHIffiDRAL CHURCH OF A ST. PAUL. THE 4th SUNDAY AFTER ADVENT. S u.m. —Holy Communion. 10.30 a.m. —Ordination Service. Preacher: C:YNO'N H. MATSON, 730 p.m.—(Musical .Service. (Excerpts from “The Messiah," Christmas Carols and Hymns). CANON D. J. DAVIES. HPHE MISSIONS TO ■ SEAMEN, J- Stout Street. 10 a.m,: Celebration of Holy Commun-, i° n - , c, 7 p.m.: Evensong aud Sermon. REV. B. J. WILLIAMS. Port Chaplain. ' BAPTIST CHURCHES. JgAPTIST CHURCH, VIVIAN ST. REV. L. J. BOULTOxN SMITH, Minister. 11 a.m.—QUARTERLY COMMUNION. Thanksgiving—lntercession for Missions—World Peace —Revival. Members and friends are reminded of this Final Communion Service, 1938. Solo, Mrs. P. L. Wilson. 7 p.m. (Broadcast) —Christmas Hymns and' Anthems. Soloist, the Rev; Lanrence A. North: “For Beho d Darkness” —“The People that Walked in Darkness.” Sermon: "HOW CHRIST ENRICHES LIFE.” “HOW CHRIST ENRICHES LIFE.” "HOW CHRIST ENRICHES LIFE.” A Hearty Welcome. Strangers and Visitors Specially Invited.

THE SALVATION ARMY rpHE SALVATION ARMY CIIMDEL, VIVIAN STREET. 11 a.m—Holiness meeting. Subject: "That Second Blessing.” Speaker: ADJUTANT GEO. THOMPSON. 3 p m. —The Happy Hour, to ibe led by bhe'CANDIIDATES 7 pm.—The People’s .Salvation Meeting, featuring an enrolment of spluiers. Snbiect• "Wlhv lam a Salvationist. Speaker: A-DJUTANT GEO. THOMPSON. Everybody welcome. 10% DISCOUNT TO SUNDAY SCHOOLS. W5 have an excellent range of Lnze Awards from which we gupply the varying tastes of 130 Sunday Schools. Take advantage of our Buying Experience and Special Discount. Address Orders to- — THE S.A. AUXILIARY CO., LTD., Wellington. rev. james McWhirter. REV. JAMES MCWHIRTER. 17INAL MEETINGS, 1 INAL MEETINGS, ' CONCERT CHAMBER, SUNDAY — 7 ip.m. — SUNDAY SUBJECT: "The Palestine Crisis as it affects the Jews. Arabs, British Empire and the next 'World War. AN AIDDRESS BY ONE WHO WAS RECENTLY THERE. TONIGHT 7.30 — TONIGHT ALEXANDRA ILWL. ABEL SMITH STREET. “The Call to and Some of the Implications of Spiritual Rearmament. Hear Mrs. McWhirter also, ou Holiness I TUESDAY. 7.30, ALEXANDRA HALL. GREAT MISSIONARY ADDRESS, When Mrs. McWhirter will tell of her Camel Patrol into the -heart of Australia and her work among the Aborigines. — 3000 'Miles In 3 Weeks — . A Feature of the Campaign is the Singing of Mrs McWhirter with her Beautiful Contralto Voice. THE MOTTO OF GREAT BRITAIN: "DIED ET MON DROIT.” ■\X7IIY Dieu et mou Droit? (God and ’’ My Right). What is this Right? W'hat. Right has our race save the Great Birthright conferred on Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob forever? (Gen. 17:1-7; Gen. 22:15-18). N.Z. HEADQUARTERS 8.1.W.F. (Inc.). Aj.M.P. Building, Wellington.

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