MISSION AT LYALL BAY
The special series of meetings conducted by the Key. L. A. North in the LyaJl Bay Baptist Church have awakened much interest. On Wednesday afternoon the school hall was well filled with mothers. The speaker's subject was "Mother." The supreme service of motherhood and the home was stressed and illustrated. On Anzac night an impressive service was held when the missioner spoke on "The Cross in the Midst." He claimed that all worthy life was touched with sacrifice. The Cross of Jesus is to be interpreted in terms not of defeat but of victory. It is still treated by mnny with indifference, by others with antagonism, but by those who yield to the Christ of Calvary the Cross is the power of God unto salvation, and the spiritual secret of victorious life. The meetings will continue daily till Wednesday.
The air mail which left London on April 13 is due at Wellington on Monday by the Monowal.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 98, 27 April 1935, Page 7
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