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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 96, 23 April 1921, Page 7

SPIRITUAL SCIENTIST CHURCH. ESPERANTO HALL, TORY-BTREST. SUNDAY, AT 7 P.M. Trance Address by \ JOHN PAGE. sJOHN PAGE. ANZAO ANNIVERSARY SERVICE. "WHERE THE MILLIONS THAT ARE DEAD NOW DWELL." Clairvoyant Messages by Mrs. A. Rhodes aftor Address. TUESDAY, at 8 p.m.-MR.' JOHN PAGE. Psychometry from Articles *ud Written Requests "Tie gravojiath lost its dread:, >* To us tnoro are no dead. For all do livo and love us still." A T THE U.T.A. SPIRITUAL CHURCH, Incorporated^ U.S.A. CARLTON HALL, SUNDAY,'; 7;16.: _-■■;-_•■•■-:.- ( ADDRESS BY MRS. J. H. PROBYN, Member' Order of the East, late , SCHOOL TEACHER; . Subject: . ■ "PSYCHOLOGY OF 'CRIMINOLCJGY."' "It is^only through our -ignorance *r« wo holpless in conquest." "Lovo thy neighbour." „.."' Followed by ..MADAME RANEE, First Lady registered as Demonstrator of .Theonionism in Victoria/ and Sydney. Thebmonism, Clairvoyance, Psychometry, Clairaudienoe, Automatic Writing, Mower and Colour Vibrations, Aura* bring a (lower and a friond. lam love, and in. harmony with all. Solo by the Right Rev. Bishop John Howard, "Just Before the Battle, Mother." Solo: '-'You'll Take the High Road and I'll Take the Low Road." On health matters .and tbeomonism psychic If you have trials and sorrows, come daily from 10 a.m. >o 9 p.m., at 212, Wil-lis-street. TUESDAY, 8: Special Class of Development. On WEDNESDAYS, 8, Carlton Hall, Psychometry Class. Come! Hearty welcome to *U. npHEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, *• ■ Marion-street. . ' '. PUBLIC LECTURE, SUNDAY, 7-P.M^ "A WORLD EXPECTANT." ffhe Theosophical outlook on the near Coming of the World- Teacher. Who Ho is, and the method of His appearing. Public cordially invited. GjEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST £-* CHURCH, T*smiw-street. Sabbath (Saturday)— Sabbath School, 9.45 a.m. Sabbath Service, 11 a.m. Sunday Evening Service, 24th April, ad 7. Subject: Study No. 3 on the Sanctuary Question. "The Sanctuary Service. The Daily Administration." Speakor: PASTOR W. GILLIS. THIATR ■ ST. PETSR'S MISSION, TARANAKISTREET, MISSION SERVICE, EVERY SUNDAY, AT 7 P.M.. Speaker, Sunday, 24th April, 1921:1 REV. T.- FEILDEN TAYLOR. "*" Subject: "THE FIRST SUNDAY ON ANZAO."Orchestra 6.30 to 7 p.m. Sacred Solo during ieryica. ORY-ST. OPEN DOOR GOSPEL MISSION (Undenominational). MR, HARRY EDWARDS, Will speak on Sunday Evening at 7 o'clock Subject: "A GREAT CONTRACT." Young People's Meeting, WEDNESDAY, at 7.45 p.m. Mr. Brunton will speak again on "Joy." Hearty welcome to all. TraTELLINGTON HELPING HAND . V V ■■ MISSION, Cr. Tory and Jiibor sts. SUNDAY, 24th APRIL. 11 a.m.—Fellowship. .- - 7 p.m.—"Fully Saved." TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS, 8 p.m.Fridays, 7 p.m. —Young People's Service. TTdSPEL HALL, "VIVIAN-SWEET". The Gospel of the Grace of God will (D.V.) be preached in the above H»ll oa SUNDAY, AT 7- P.M: •._ Speaker: MR, WARD WILSON, Of Shantung, China. San'u-ey's Hymns. No Collection. All Welcome-. ' '; LOWER HUTT; In the Gospel Hall, Waterloo-rd., ■Tl/fR. DRAKE, of Wellington, will JXL (D.V.) preach tlie Grospel on SUNDAY NIGHT, at 7 o'clock. Subject: "How .God- conquered a Conqueror. Sankey's Hymns. A hearty invitation is extended to all. : ALVATION ARMY CITADEL, VIVIAN-STREET. - MEETINGS AS BELOW: 7 a.m.—Kneedrill. ....... 11 a.m. —Holiness. 3 p.m.—.Special Meeting by PrimMJ Children. -7 p.m.—Salv.ition. Everybody welcome. W. FRASER, CO. ■ /CHURCH OF GOD TABERNACLE, V Tasman-skect. . TO-NIGHT, 7.30: Bible Reading. "Poverty and Wealth." TO-MORROW, Sabbath, 11—Service conducted by Mrs. Rosa Young Nield, who has just returned from Pitcairn Island by a.B. Remuera. Lantern Service it 6.30. Mrs. Nield will talk of her-trip to 'the Island. DAVID NIELD, Pastor. pHURCHES OF CHRIST. VIVIAN-STREET— 11 a.m.—H. Ames. 7 p.m.—M. Vickery. RINTOUL-ST., SOUTH WELLINGTON 11 a.m.—H. P. Long-. - 7 p.m.-H. P. Leng. KILBIRNIE--11 a.m. I—J.1 —J. Ay ton. 7 p.m.-H. Hearta PBTONE— 11 a.m.-F. J. Marshall. 7 p.m.—D. Caiins. LOWER HUT1 1 — : . ■11 a.m.—W. Gannaway. > 7 p.m.-F. J, Marshall. MARANATHA. MARANATHA. _ SIGNS OF CHRIST'S COMING. I TN St. Mark's Gospel, chapter 13, pur , , ,Lord gave, among other signs "that; should herald His Second Coming, this remarkablo prophecy: "And the Gospel must first bo published among all nations." We hare just received the. latest report of tho British and Foreign Bible ' Society, which can be obtained at the Bible House, ' Ballanoe-strcet, pries one'shilling. Tho title is very significant, "Tho Field is the World." Tho aim of this great Society is "To reach the.homes of tho world with G-od's Book." It goes on to say that tha Society to-day jb faced with demands (or the Soriptures beyond all precedent. • All Europe is crying out for fresh supplies. The Gospel truly is being published in all the world. Wo are of opinion that tho purpose for which above all others God has .raised up Qroat Britain and given her her place and Authority-in the earth, is - the blessed mission of sending- forth tha Gospel to all nations. Her place in prophecy is, we think, found in the passage in Isaiah 18, which, correctly translated, should road: "Ho! Land of the perpetual shadow of sails, which art beyond tha •rivers of Cush! Accustomed to send (sacerdotal) messages by sea, even with papyrine implements (Bibles) upon the surface' or the water*. Go, swift messengers.".