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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 49, 26 August 1922, Page 9

AIMEE BEMPLE MTHERSON, ' THE GREAT EVANGELIST THE GREAT EVANGELIST FROM CANADA. FROM CANADA, Will Present th» FOUR-SQUARE GOSPEL 09 JEBUS CHRISTSAVIOUR, HEALER, BAPTISER, AND COMING KING. TOWN HAILL, SUNDAY, 27 th 10 30, 2 80, 6 30 THREE MEETINGS, 10 30, 2 30, 6.30. The heart* of many New Zealanders were thrilled when they heard that this Handmaiden of the Lord wag coming. DON'T MISS HE_ AS- SHE. PASSES BY' DON'T MISS HER AS SHE PASSES BY I THE " WICHITA EAGLE » STAFF REPORTER (W. R Waggoner). Wichita. California, writes. — The inconceivable has happened Wichita Taking her at bar word thai she van has Men shaken and churned until thou- evangelist and not a healer, I submit that _iutt appear to be m a haze of wonder- the revival is without a parallel here in the ment, while hundreds of Godless homes measure of good accomplished for the have swung open wide their portals and whole city; to the countryside about and invited the Saviour in Professed Chris- to the distant municipalities and commontians, admittedly outside the pale of wealths that have sent their quotas to tlm Unrests love, have emerged from the folds Mecca of religious awakening of the cloak of inconsistency and buckled SHE—this little -noman in white—hat on the whale armonr of with open come into the midst of a smful population confessions, the indifferent have flocked spreading the doctrine ot the Great I Am, to the alter in droves, whde the scoffer with an awfumess beyond the breaking has kneljj, in agonised prayer for complete of the seven vials of wrath—with a po-wer redemption that has gladdened human hearts- and That miracles have been performed for transfigured souk both the spiritually and ( physie»Uy sick now I can see her yet, as I believe thousf% ""disputed I have seen the power <ahds can see her, standing m the pulpit of God work upon the afflicted in body, or beside a suffering; form, face uplifted with a startling strangeness calculated to and arms stretched outward to the Father inspire terror in the hearts of the lost I in Heaven piaympr through tears—thote ■ have beard the bund praise the Lord for pure crystal diamonds of the human soulrestoration of sicht I have heard1 sud- with an agony such as must have been the oVnly in«%ired 'Hallelujahs " ring through Saviour's as he knelt m- historic! 'Gerhtne gre»t auditorium when human ears «emane I—we, it would well bo said—* wero" unstopped I have- 3een paralytics can see her bending o\ er an jn.v.alid's and rheumatics, those afflicted with tuber chair, or a penitent sinner, gently rniplorculosis, c*ncer, tumor, and other diseases, ing Our Lord to touch them with the manifest their unspeakable joy as the magic of his love We can see her with bonds were loosed—the fetters severed a halo about her and with a tenseness over that held them captives And, all under eas of silent weepers, uttering in -plainthe character of supplication tauirhr by tives tones — this little woman in white, who will bear ' n% i '°Te°f wi=hita to her home in the " JESUS IS HERE, O I KNOW • j bOMen West and to Eternity. JESUS IS HERE " COME AND HEAR HER. WELLINGTON CITY v MISSION. XJ NITARUN 1888 OSC^°^TOWN HAT-T ' - Vivian street _ " ivwjn HALdj, REV WYNDHAM HEATHCOTE, BA, THIS-SLNDAY MORNING, 1030 (Oxon ) 11 a.m —Religion and Morality < t GOSPEL. SERVICET 7 p m ,_«xh© Origin of the Euoharist" H, V. ROBERTS, Hoa Sco ~\~* > ' 17JRST CHURCH* OF CHRIS* ' -C , „ SCIENTIST, , , rpARANAKI STREET METHODIST 46> *<> __**"•'■ ■*■ CIRCUIT _ ' SERVICES, WESLEY CHURCH, Taranaki rtreet— SUNDAY, 7 p m.-"Chnst Jesus " - U• m r Rev H E Bellhouse, Sub Golden TeU I John m, 8 jeet Unaccomplished Aims" 7 Re»ponaive Reading Revelation i., 10----pm, Rev H E Bellhouse Sub- 18 ject- "A Talk About Weisrhta and - . 01,11.7 Sms " Anthem "O How Plentiful" Sunda * Scho°l lt! PB , (Pattison) Solo "Oven the Gate of WEDNESDAY EVENING. 8 o'clock. « the Temple" (Knapp), Mr Black (of Testimony Meeting •Uunedin) Congregational Smgmg _ , _ ,TT „ „ _, ,/ at 645 p m Reading Room and Hall. 46, BouloottBunntrTVM n _ nt m j street Open duly Ito 4 p.m , except BRsffi N~D n ty R»t" 6V7 ' m^c and Pofirf Holiday! reded by Choral Evensong) Rev J . Ward Subject "Our Giude." rTIHE WELLINGTON SPIRITUALIST, ________________ P1"-. Lyceum 7, UnveilingWm. X™"" METHODIST CIRCUIT. J^iß^pS^A Wl DiTiTTiT ii n t> — »rr * " "What is Spintu»lt«m'" HATAITAI—II Rev R T ~We»rne, 7, TO NlGHT—Monthly Saoal and Dance.' . k« Tl d' (Commnnl*y Smg- Music, Song, Elocution, D«acwg, Eefreah. MARA^ulill,^. F .T. R .,d,7,Mr -Sfi-lS*it«iS-if F. Stock I ORSER BAY—7, Rev R. T, Wsame AIIRAMAR—7, Mr W V,ckers riOSPEL HALL, VIVIAN-BTREIT. M^^fAß^TpEi?B9loll »• 0^- •« «^o— - ™ *" (D V) be preached in the above Hall ca 10 am—Silver Band, Findliy terrace 1- a.m.—Webb street Subieet "Christ " HTTXTiAV AT 79 Mj 6 pm—Silver Band, Ghuznee street - BUJNDAY, AJf 7 F.M. 7 p m —EVERYBODY'a THEATRE Manners street "The Way of Fail- . ~ . ure Md the Way of Success" Solo Spe.k«ri » ist • "Miss Phyllis Round, Prize win- MR ROBERT MILLER, . ncr m Competitions Evangelist Note—^Yonnpr Sien are Specially Invited -< to Hear this Discourse SubjectEverybod7~Welcome "FROM IDOLATOHs'TO OTOIX , . I Sanley'* Hymns. No OoUeetiom., LOWER HUTT METHODIST All Welcome I CIRCUIT , —- On THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, SUNDAY, 27th AUGUST. at 745 pm , Mr Miller will continue his H amj jjgy -^y jto^B address on "The Seven Churches of Asia." 7pm —Rev W Rowe Subject: "Counting the Cost " (2 ) TAITA—II am, Mr D Simpson ' — TI7__INqTON BAPTIST CHURCH -OWERJTOTT " Vivianjtreet --^j- Gospel of^6 Grja)e of q^ _ lU ■*- be preached in the Gospel Hall, REV F E HARRY Waterloo road, on SUNDAY NIGHT, at Morning, 11-"A Cup of Cold Water " 7 O . clook A w mvlt ,tioa n extended' Evening, 7—"Looking Back and Going to .n Back " Wednesday, 30th—Congregational Social, : " 7 45 pm . * ii /pHEOSOPHICAii • SOCIETY, ERHAMPORB BAPTIST CHURCH 1 ... _ A „L __ . Pastor, REV D CATCHPOLE l-I *^l Te Aro Post Office), k Residence, 553, Adelaide road SUNDAY, 7PM Public Worship at 11 a m.—Subieot. "The Leetu*? ■ PubKSipTfn"_ -Subject "The "UNFOLUMBINI FROM WITHIW Story of God's Mi ff hty Act " Public Cordially Invited All are Cordially Invited \ \ ' ~, —^ •IJROOXCI.YN BAPTIST OHURCHT S EVJ?CHURCHf Taiman-itree^' 71^ 7 pm-^UML^o' Lt^tne S.bbath .(S«urd ay ) Se^ce, 11 am ." Lord," Mrs Pamplin Sunday Evening Service, ?7tli August,' 7.' Vmtois Welcome SuDject "Why I believo the Second TSLAND BAT BAPTIST CHURCH Coining of our Loid & near'" II am-Rev R S~Gr A v, Secretary Bap Speaker, PASTOR y, GILLIS. " 7pm-Mr 101A oBfoi fjWRY ST OPEN-DOOR GOSPKI' T YALL BAY BAPTIST HALL, SUNDAY "7 P M (D.V.), iVam-Mr^Jcirr Fifth Addre. on 7 pm—Rev R S Gray, Secretary Bap- "THE COIsFLICT OF THE AGES'* tist Union of N Z (Illustrated by large Chart) nnnpnif^ ny n«RTHT Subject for this Sunday. pJHURCHES OHRISf <. Happening& 1O Heavon mi on Earth . r ■.r~,» a»t «™w.-m,rr, Satan's Plans Mature, An InfernnJ/ VIVIAN-STREET- Timity versus the Eternal Tnnity; 11 «m— F J Marshall * Aimageddon'" / WN7TOUI7sT 'aoSS'iKLLINOTON &Pe^*- MR °J< DBAKE" ' nFt^k' HeYrTe WELLINGTON Seats fice No collection. , 7 Dm— H P Lenir Note ChnShans aie lermnded, and, KILBIRNIE- ' welcome to, our WEDNESDAY 745 n4m ~ m f -1 pm Sleeting for Prayer and jSlinistry of 7pm-J Crawford the Woul •■- ---PET- XT ING . s T H - E aTR E, 11 am —H P Lenj. XV, STi PETER'S MISSIO>, 7pm — v Uairns „ , . . i rnwTPP HTTTT— * Taranaki street ».w 11 am -C Cates. "MISSION SERVICE EVERY SUNDAY, . 7pm —H Hearle. At 7 p.m 111 ' Speaker, Sundaj, 27th August, 1922:. rpHB SALVATION ARMY, REV."T FEILDEN TAYLOR. THE CITADEL, "viVIAN-ST.-Msjor " .-.xtti't-^Tlu',,™,.. and Mrs Cartel conducting 7am, "THE FRUIT OF LIFBi"- * - - Knee Drill, 11 a in , Holiness, 7 pm, Orcheitn, 6 30-7 pm Lecture, "Poll Cott," by Mrs Major Sacred Solo during Servioe. Carter Como ajid hear this amazing ' - * Young People's Meeting 10 fft fJONCBRT CHAMBER, TOWN HALIi" 2pm W. Fr.,o, and E Jackson, umFING ~^ mLV WELLINGTON SOTJTH CORPS, Con SUNDAY, 27th AUGUST, 1922, 3 pm, stablest—7 a.m, Prayer, 11 a.m., Speaker- REV T. FEILDEN TAYLOR. Holiness, 3 pm , Music "and Song, Subject 7 p m., Salvation "WHAT IS THE USE OF RE_IGK>NT(ISLAND BAY PICTURE PALACE- Come and bring another man " Services at 11 a m. and 7pm, con^ " —"*"". ""**. ducted by Staff-Captain Miles, assisted ~- •. T^T>l .t t mr^ > * ' TT , TT . - „,«,_ 1 by Ehvoy« Queree and Cro«l'e A G F^^^np™^ STTO" Montgomery, CO fiNTS ASSOCIATION, QNEPU RD , KILBIRNIE—7* m Knee D0™1"011 Farmers' Institute, FeatheretonDnll, 11 a.m, Holiness, 7 pm, Jstreßt Salvation Emign Ha>es conducting MEETINGS, SUNDAY Young People a Meetings at 1015 243 pm—"The Ransom Prefigured" wAmrw^nw hatt h*t«\ 7 P m-"Thf K«cutor of God's Plan " SALVATION ARMY HALL, MIRA- 0., f , if. n . v XT _!». . , MAR-Meetiiw at 11 am and 7 Beats **" No Collection p»m , conducted" by Major Thurkettle r»V» In— MEjV'S — Yin* —Phrnm» —nJ-lf.1 |oun 8 People 10 yam 'and 230 pm 22/6 smart sip^Bi^Xba^ , J» B. B»U§, CX«. N»w r/fta]a ß <? PJ«U,i». W«ntn—; Cnl_*t