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Evening Post, Volume XCIV, Issue 114, 10 November 1917, Page 3

ST. PAUL'S PRO-CATHEDRAL,. Mulgrave-street ..,..._....,,.. 23rd SUNDAY AFTER. TRINITY. 7 a.m. and 8 a.m.—Ktily Communion. 11 a.m.—Matins.. :.: . ,:,',';.' ",; :' 2.45 p.m.—Children's Service. 7 p.m.—Evensong. ". ' "" '_'.'.. TINAKORI-ROAD CHURCH ROOM— •11 a.m., Children's Service.: .. .<^ T ■ PET EBIS PAR I S H~. 23rd SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY ST. PETER'S CHURCH, Willis-street. — ( a,m., Holy Communion; Bam Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Matins; . 7 p.m Evensong-.- Preach3r: Rev. J. G Castle' ST. PETER'S MISSION, TaranaH-st' —7 p.m., Lantern Service MISSION OF THE GOOD SHEP HERD, Mitche.Utown.-7 p.m^'EvS g . CJT. MARK'S. CHURCH, Sussex-square. ,23rd SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. , 11 a.m.—Matins.- ■ --•- - ..... 7 p.m.—Evensong. Whitmore-street:' ' TO-MORROW! ■• Mornmg, 11., ... Evening 7 " Preacher: Mr. Jas. Moore (Missioner) Subjects: (1) ,"To Touch the Gold" ; v ..(2) 'The Amount ..of Your Bills." -\- SoJoist: ■ Mme. Anderson. ' '„ Song Service, 8.50...., . ,„• ;■ ■'■■ ST. JOHN'S." CHURCH, WILLIS-ST' .-,,, (Presbyterian.). TO-MORROW-; — SIXTY-FOURTH ANNIVERSARY. Morning, 11. -•••- Evening, 7. Preacher: REV.; R. ERWIN,- M.A .- - •, 8.L., of: Christchurch.-.■-,...- .' ."' ST. ANDREW'S . PRESBYTERIAN ■- ■ CHURCH, ..; Wellington-terrace. •-.-.., -■„... LORD'S DAY- SERVICES'; '■" '.' ' Morning—ll, "Joy."-. Evening—7, "Doubting Doubts." Preacher: Rev. J. M. Thomson, M.A. ST. -" JAMES'S ~ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, -, ■ • Adelaide-road and Riddiford-street. LORD'S DAY SERVICES,- - ■ '.- -11 a.m:, 7 p.m. Evening—"The Ste^p Ascent.'" For Meditation—l. Corinthians xv., 57. Minister—Rev. ■ William.-.-Shirer. KENT-TERRACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. .-■-•■- - - SUNDAY, 11th NOVEMBER. Preacher—Rev. J. Kennedy Elliott, D.D 11 a-m. : 7 p.m. VANS Tl BAY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SUNDAY, 11th NOVEMBER. ROSENEATH—II a.m., Rev. Hugh. Beggs; 7 p.m., Mr. J.Smith. , . KILBIR.NIE—II a.m., Mr. J. Rumgay; 7 p.m., Rev.' Hugh Beggs. ■ • BROOKLYN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Harrison-street. Morning Service—Rev. J. Connie. Evening -Service—Rev.. B. .Hutson. V: ISLAND BAY AND SEATOUN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ISLAND BAY—II a.tn.,: Rev.-R. Wood--7 p.m., Mr..F. W. R. Young. SEATOUN-7 p.m., Rev/ R. " WooB: Subject, "The Baneful- Influences that Delay Victory to the Church and <o the Empire." ',- , /"IONGREGATIONAL"; CHURCHES. THE TERRACE—II a.m. and 7 p.m., Rev." J. Reed Glasson. CAMBRIDGE-TERRACE--11' a.m. and 7 p.m.,-Rev.. Arch. E.-Hunt. _. .._.! CONSTABLE-STREET, ; : .(Newtown)—ll a.m. and 7.p.m., Rev. W V 'A.; Evans:--■ j^£ E T H 0 D I S.T , -.;■- .C H U;R CH: WESLEY CHURCH, Taranaki-street^ 11—Rev. A. Reader. • 7—Rev. J. G. Chapman. Anthem: "In Humble' Faith' and Holy Love" (Garrett), -Retiring Cotlection at both services for Benevolent Fund.. ■-■■...■■■ BROOKLYN— '': ':' '•:'-. 11—Rev. J. G." Chapman. : '■' 7-Mr. Burley. . v ";-- ARO-STREET MISSION--' , .7—Mr. Thompson. :.-. .... ' „ . OHIRO HOME— •'■■•■■■ .'.'■■ . ' ? ' 10.45—Mr. Chariton-.'..., - .., .' "jVTETHODIST: CENTRAL MISSION. -LTX Rot. G. Knowles Smith. 10 a.m.—Silver Band; Devon-street • ~-1 ■ 11 a.m.—Webb-street, " The: Shield of Faith:"'.";..'; ' " ■'■'' ■ '■ '■'"• ' 6 p.m.—Silver. Band.TGhuzneeTstreet.. 7 p. ni. — EVER YBOD Y'S THEATRE. REPEAT ANNIVERSARY.- Solo* ■ Choruses, etc., by-thc children^'Special Solos by Miss /Nicholas and w '.Miss Wilson. .'.-.. - " „ -. •-.'•'< ,-/■/: \. r ,- ---]»/r ETH ODI ST' CHURCH. J.TX WELLINGTON SOUTH, CIECUiT,. Trinity (Nen-town);-Sunday School- Anniversary (See. Special Advt. , below). ; , Donald M'Lean-streefcr-11 ■ .a.m.,' ■ Mr. Irvine; 7 p.m., Mr. Hoare. .... Hataitai-Kilbirnie—ll a.m., Rev E Drake (Sacrament); 7: p.m.,' Rev. '--' J. . Richards. '. --■.-■■-■. Island Bay—ll' a.in'.,:&ir. Clai-ke:"7 p.iri' Rev.'J. Cre-nt-s. " " ' -'- ■ ' Maranui—ll' a.m.,, jVlr."'S'aundersbnV '7 p.m., Mr. Bird.: ■- ' '• ■'■■■ '■ • i Berhampore—ll a.m., Mr. Vowell. : " Worser Bay-^7' p.m:, • Mr. Raine.;' riTRINITY (NEWTOWN) METHODIST J- .... CHURCH. . . . SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY^. ■ . 11 a-.m.—Revr-j; Richards: ■- 3 p.m.—Rev.A. il'Beam ...... 7 p.m.—Rev/E."Drake. :- , r Special Anniversary Music at..each..Sis? vice by Scholars and Choir. (Conductor, Mr. AY. Buchanan.) ' .'■ ",;"'." rpHORNDON, METHODIST CIRCUIT. Molesworth-street—ll a.m., Rev.. J. H. Wliite; 7 p.m.. Rev. 1 A. Reader (" Our Present Duty").. _„. : . ... .... Karori—ll a.m., Mr. A. Swift; 7 p.m.. Rev. J.-H; White. . ' ..":." . ;„' Northland —11 a.m., Mr. H. P. Mourant; 7 p.m., Mr... J. Charltoh. . V'" ' Kaiwarra—7 p.m., Rev. C. H. Standage: ISLAND BAY METHODIST CHURCH, SUNDAY: EVENING, 7/ o'clock. Mr. Crewes wants'all the men'ofthe Ist, 2nd, and -3rd—Divisions, • and - every person else/to hear what til's British. Empire has a right to c.meet of- Island Bay in tho hour of Russia i political con\-ul-sions and- Italy's military -strain. ■' Come men! Coins women!' Come every: person and hear! ■ ■■ •■• ■■ -.. . -.. ..,.. OERHAAIPORE BAPTISf^CHURCHT 11 a.m.—Mr. J. D. Hercus, M.A." ~: 7 p.m.—Mr. J. D:Herous, M.A. ' TJROOKLYN BAPTIST CHURCH if-* ?ey. XV. S. RoUings: 11 a.m., "My Father's House": 7 p.m., "Jesus Christ, the same yesterday; to-day,'and forever " Strangers and visitors welcome., Monthly Women's Own 2.45 p.m., Address by Mrs. Rollings:-"lhe Entourager.". Solos by Madame Kennedy: (1) -Some Day We'll Understand '; (2) '.' H e Wipes the' Tear." Visitors welcome.