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RELIGIOUS SERVICES. ROWLAND V. BINGHAM I Of Toronto, Canada, Pioneer and Director of the Indian Interior Mission, editor of "The Evangelical Christian," will deliver Lectures in Wellington as .follows:— V M.C.A. ASSEMBLY HALL, &ATx • URDAY (this) EVENING, at 7>45. Subject: • . "PROPHECY AS PROVED BY PHOTOGRAPHY." Lantern Slides depicting -scenes from Egypt and Eden, Moab and Ammon, Babylon and Tyne, verifying the Prophecies of the Old Testament. TO-MORROW (Sunday) AFTERNOON,' 3 o'clock, IN V.M.C.A. ASSEMBLY HALL, Mr. Bingham will give one of hig stirring - heart-to-heart talks to Christians. Mr. Bingbam believes the best way to awaken the world is to revive the. Church. His message is for every Christian. SUNDAY EVENING, 7 o'clock. TORY STREET MISSION TTATX. Mr. Bingham preaches the "Good News" —the power of God iinto Salvation to' "every one that believeth." MONDAY EVENING, 7.45, TOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER, Mr. Bingham delivers one of his renowned illustrated lectures on "Camera Confirmations of the Infallibility and the Omniscience of Christ." Picture* of Galilee and Judea, Jeruslamen and Asia Minor, that prove the Divinity; of Christ s Prophetic Utterances. TUESDAY EVENING, 7.45. CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HASX* Subject: ' "Savagery and Salvation in the Sudan.'* Interesting Lantern Slides will be shown as evidence of how. the Bible is transforming the lives of the lowest savages' into living saints in the Sudan. ROWLAND V. BINGHAM \ ROWLAND V. BINGHAM Has just concluded a most successful scries of Afternoon Talks and Evening Lectures in the Baptist Tabernacle, Auckland. He is a personal friend of Rev. Joseph "W. Kemp, who heartily commends Mr. Bingham and his messages. ■ - ■ ■ -' " ■ . ROWLAND V. BINGHAM ROWLAND V. BINGHAM Specially welcomes to these meetings those who have doubts about th« Bible and the p6wer of the Gospel t# transform men's lives. All Evangelical Ministers and Christian, are requested to kindly co-operafce in making these meetings & success. Will preachers please intimate at a!l services on Sunday? QUEENS TWE/i>r»i!' UEEN'S T^aH: SUNDAY NIGHT).. . At 7 o'clock. = > A. ft. REID. FAREWELL MBBT-IXG. Services' will continue, in th£ late Vn\. unde"- ' 191< Vivian "treet, at -'.oO p.m., Sunday School. TUESDAY.-7.45 p.m., Address. WEDNESDAY.-7.45 p.m.. Prayer M.c*. SAT Ru a ii° AY'~/45 .p^?^**m THE SALVATION ARMS\ TOWN HALL. TOWN. HAI*. MEETINGS at 11 a. W ., 3 p.m., 7 pJn . , COMMISSIONER HAY ■ Will conduct Meetings. Supported from CW^d Principal Towns of New Zealand. CONGRESS SONGSTERS, 100 VOIOBS, .WELLINGTON CITADM, WLVBR ' Representatives from Austradiii, Caarfs. and England. • ■ /^~* >g; in g • s ST. jPETBR'S JOaSIOM, . Tarainki ftwet. * ■} mission sEßviciri:vMnr sfonuot s^fef^N%Sß^ Subject: "The Second Sunday on Aaaw^ Orchestra, 6.30 to 7 p.m. Sacred Solo during Service. J*BE SPmiTDALIST CHUBeft 0k N.Z. (Wellinjioa eranch.) ANTIPODEAN^CHAMBEBS* :: ' SUNDAY CSERVIC^" 7 p.m. ' Speakers: Miss M. Cole and Mr. Km** Subject, "The Promise of LifS^^ Soloist, Mrt. Wilson. ■ . Spiritual Clairvoyance. ■".. : ■ f • Open Circle after Service. Lyceum Session, 2.30 p.m., "Mothmi Day." THURSDAY, 7.45, Mijweek^^ mg as usual. , Kent terrac*. SUNDAY. 7 p.m., Inspu-ational Address by Mr. R. A. WEBB, Dipl. SJW. Subject: "THE EXPRESSION OF TOB EGO* ' ' Spiritual Clairvoyance. Lyceum Open Session, 2.30 p.m.—Pannia requested to attend. Tiiesday, 8 p.m., Members' Circle. Wednesday, 8: p.m., Members' Quarteifr Meeting. , Thursday, 8 p.m., Trance Addregst "Bi« Spirits Psycholcgj-." pHRISTADELPHIAN MEETOKi" Victoria HaU, Adelaid* ro^. An Address will be delivered (G«d Willing) on Sunday next, 7 p.m. Subject: "The Greatness of God and His Salvation." A cordial welcome. Seats free. So collection. ■■ ■ Sunday School, 2.45 p'.in. OOCIETY . OF FRIENDS ° (Quakeri.) A Meeting for Worship will b« held on SUNDAY, Ist MAY, at 11 a.m. f at the Y.W.C.A., Boulcott street, Room 3, first floor. Visitors cordially invited. jgWEDENBURG STUDENTS meet at Miss Stephenson's Kown, J"owld«' Building, 3 p.m.