METHODISM—A FORWARD MOVEMENT
11l accordance with the decision of the < recent Chris tchureh ( Conference the : Methodist Central^ Mission in this city ■ has been merged in the Taranaki Street ' Circuit. The Mission and Wesley Church are henceforth to unite on Sunday even- i ings, with Wesley Church as the "centre. ': Last evening the first united service was held in Wesley Church, and the result augurs well for the success of the venture. The spacious church was filled with a large congregation that over-! flowed into tho gallerips. : The lievs. j Clarence Eaton and F. J. Martin con- • ducted the service, a telling address ' .being given-by the former on°"The Secrets of the Heart Revealed." 4. : choir of thirty-four voices led the sin<*, ing, conducted by Mr. H. Temple White' • the anthem rendered being "0, for a Closer Walk with God" (lister)' Miss Nellie Amies «.n § the solo, "Sabbath \ .Morning at beu (blgar) very acceptably The service was preceded by the openair scmee, of the Silver Baud at Ohuz nee street lompr, and followed by- -i ' largely-attended Uminrjnion service 't|-,' o . Kovs. CWivcnce, TUO3. ]fee, m,j i\ j, • ; Murliu ytliviutmg. i
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 83, 7 April 1924, Page 3
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