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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 76, 31 March 1934, Page 3

—=—" " ■ '""-.-- RELIGIOUS SERVICES. i ni^^^? Hy RF HBL^^^• Alimstet. REV. J Iw. BLAN CHARD. **-A-. , „ 0 , TITI , %j£B%-2§& P „ J 7 "o3«F\BTER-THE™I_iORY- OK '•u rr) Vv' ' Uhl Ul teacher at both services: . _^V- -• H. BLAXCHAKD.J^V^ <J T- ANDREW'S CHURCH, S - --•. REV . h/^S^ie. B . a . „ E* SERATCCES. ll a.m.—"The Christ oi the Emmaus *»**» (This Service ,vill be Broad--7 p^-The First Easter Evening." I^^, t IX 17"K\T TRI?K ACK lJHl?^KVTl''m »\' .^SffiS-, 11 a.m-Snbjec: -Christ s Resurrec- . tiou. lie Pledge ot pur Immortality. ' '^^Poie s' o^u-SSSE™** Unuster REV W V MILVF Preacher at both services: ■ K ARORI P^SBYTERLAN CHURCH. X Service U a.m^ and 7 p.i. T^HF SVLVVTIOX MMfV ± CIfADEL. Vivi-in SlieU \i\iau_ue«. 1-ASTER SUXDAV. . , -MELIIN&Sat , and 11 a.m.. 3 ami , p.m. C°Ddl'tted * (-OMMISSIOXER AXD MRS. CUXXLX6HAM. Suppoitcd by AJ™V™V,-Ja Ao rTVn , v SERVICES: SD?B^r"? :, m- and 7 P-m" Subject: AVFnvTiAnlv \rrrTTx^ o V 4r n tV^ f w"Tr P-m---o, , 4() f o"'^"^ treet, Wellington. iSl't^ *Z,J; ™f™ lCc Open (Idly tacent sT^ and public holiday.) 12.30 p.m. to 7* p.m. and Wednesday evenings from 0-30 p.m. to 7.43 p.m. Mrs. Eddy's Works and Authorised Christian ~ Science Literature on Sale. *x% Circulating' Library of Mrs. Eddy's Works available at Reading Room. S EC°^ C^S IS^ CSV^' ~ bt-JJilSllSr. ISv^' ' ? SubJeCt: S»n|^X ,?^II£SfSV R ea£?tSS.^nT Free Cireu.atmg Library 607 T and G Biding, Lamb (e_cett*_turdS-If om 11 am P. 430 (eicept^riuidaj.. jtzomll a m l 0 4.30 U^ SfeZ^l^™Vsl — = STREET HALL. XORY STREET '"' HALL. Visitor to the City and Chiistian Fiicnds »><- Coidially Invited to He.v MR. ALFRED MACE Ml;. ALFRED MACK TOMon .^ S^vi^G ° ° Al( 7 o'doc\ LU- MNG When he will Speak on 'WHAT ARE WE TO BIiLIEVJi?" "WHAT ARE WE TO BELIEVE?"' >VVIIAT ARK WE T0 BELII7-YEr A,?™ THURSDAY EVEMIsGS ot Next Week, at 7.4j, Mr. woik wheieunto God I, A , called him." Come and show fellowship with this hue-'cos-fiil young bu-inee.man who. after yeals wlth lls- ls "ow cntciing .1 larger , ,30: S.'st«s' riayor Meeting. All ladies in|;.\i^£ n »&,» J" T"1?""''- Allerncon. mcholsox mission--1 ras t gft-^aa NIMMO'S HALL, THURSDAY, AT 743 I" of the nearness of the Mission «>e whole time will be spent in piayer. and all piaying and sympathetic hiem), --'*""1 HOISOV |||3§§&g& _ . lhc *cv- y■ p- >«-holson. the lush a^pi: ln tllC TOWN* HML fOVPFPT fHA\ii»vi» TO^X HaE_ CONCEr! CHAMBER; .<.,-,, „- At 3 o clock and 7 p.m. feHVo rai , Ml -d mi SB « in and Christchurch. now at East Ca'np Ngaruawahia, he starts here on Sunday. April S. ; } IRISH EV WGELIST IRISH EVANGELIST ' ■ ~* " S^^^^^ -WELLINGTON BRANCH. r^ss- ?r 01.1,v0j ? ,«e ™d Aft.r Ci,*. -4LL-TO-c<nlE- _ titptTTVPTnv «T>Tr'TTrTattot 7E™^™ ls. T SPIRITUALIST CHURCH (Inc.). Kent Terrace. THE GREATER WORLD SPIRITUAL--1 IST MISSION. "v±lUAlj M-50 m^t QPP- Windsor SUNDAY,^ p.m^-Meeting and C.air--7 pm.-Speaker. , Mr. Jones. • Subject, A hearty welcome is extended to all. CHURCH OF SPIBTTTTATT^r ivm PSTCHIC SrTFNTF -r. f- ; SC^ CE ' Eon-di-voo Hall, 5 Ellice Street. Spiritiial Clairvoyance. , Your Presenca Requested. --