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RELIGIOUS SERVICES. PriHE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST. PAUL. A The 17th Sunday After' Trinity. S a.m.: Bloly Communion. 9.45 a.m. : Young People's Church. 11 a.m.: Matins and Sermon. Preacher, The" Rev. T. V. Pearson (Chaplain to the Forces). 7 p.m.: Evensong and Sermon (Broadcast). Preacher: Canon D. J. Davies. Retiring Collections for Missions. ' ST. PETER'S, Willis Si.—l7th Sunday after Trinity. 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m., Matins and Sermon; 3 p.m., Baptisms; 7 p.m.. Evensong and Sermon. Preacher: Archdeacon Bullock. ELLINGTON CITY MISSION, Taranaki St. 17th Sunday after Trinity. 9 a.m.: Holy Communion. 10 a.m.: Sunday School.' 7 p.m.: Mission Service. Rev. Harry Squires. City Missioner. w MARK'S CIIURCH, Dufferin St. —17th 0 Sunday after Trinity. 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a.m., Children's Church; 11 a.m., Matins; 3 p.m., Thanksgiving Service in connection with the Silver Jubilee of St. Mark's Church School. Preacher: The Yen. Archdeacon Bullock. The Offertory will be given to the Diocesan Earthquake Repair Fund. ' 7 p.m., Evensong. There will be no Baptismal Service at 3 p.m. LL SAINTS' CHURCH, Moxham Aye— 17th Sunday after Trinity. 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m.. Litany and Matins; 12 noon, Holy Communion; 7 p.m., Evensong. Rev. W. Langston. Vicar. . x! CUTHBERT'S CHURCH, Luxford St., Berhampore.—l7th Sunday after Trinity. 8 a.m.: Holy Communion, Celebrant, Rev. F. Long. 11 a.m.: Morning Prayer. 7 p.m.: Evensong. Wednesday, September 30, 1942: Induction of the Rev. T. F. Fagg, 7.30 p.m. Induction Service, the Right Rev. the Bishop of Wellington. Note^ —Wardens, Vestry, and Parishioners will welcome the Rev. Mr. Fagg after, the Service in the Parish Hall. Church Wardens, St. Cuthbert's Church, ENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH ((Boulcott St., near Willis St.)— Minister: Rev. Lawrence A. North. 10.15 a.m.: Communion Service , for Young Men and Women. 11 a.m.: Preacher: Rev. P. F. Lanyon. 3.30 p.m.: Youth Meeting. Speaker: Rev. E. W. Batts, to be followed by tea. 7 p.m.: Preacher: Dr. J. J. North, of Auckland. Choir: "O For a Closer Walk with God." 8.15 p.m.: Friendly Hour for Visitors to the Church. -jT YALL BAY7 BAPTIST CHURCH—Youth 1 l Week. Campaign for Christian Order. 7.45 a.m.-: Communion Service. 11 a.m.: Mr. White (late of Canada). 3 p.m.: Combined Youth Rally, St. Giles. 6.45: Song Service. 7 p.m.: Mr. L. G. Rimmer (Youth Leader). Wednesday, 30th, at 7.4s—Combined Young People's Service. Speaker: Mr. J. Jeffery, M.Sc.' MIRAMAR BAPTIST CHURCH.— Sunday Next, September 27. Memorial Services to the late Mrs. 'R. L. Fursdon. Preachers: 11 8.m., Dr. J. J. North, D.D., Principal Baptist College, Auckland. In Memoriam Music. 7 p.m.,1 Rev. L. A. North. All friends cordially invited to Both Services. ERHAMPORE BAPTIST CHURCH. Minister, Rev. E. F. Sherburd. 11 a.m.: "Gratitude to God." 7 p.m.: Thankoffering and Thangsgiving Service. Baptismal Service to follow. ARORI BAPTIST CHURCH, Masonic Hall, Standen St.—Rev. C. p D. Rosie. 11 a.m., "Ambassadors of the King of Kings"; 7 p.m., "Shelter. From; the .Storm." ROOKLYN BAPTIST CHURCH.—Minister!. Rev "A. J. Jamieson. 8 a.m., Young People's Communion; 11 a.m., "Unsatisfying Substitutes for True Religion"; 3 p.m., Youth Rally. Speaker: Rev. F. Sherburd; 7 p.m., Young Life Service. Subject: "The Second Front." /CHURCH OF CHRIST, Vivian St. (Disciples \J of Christ in U.S.A.)—II a.m.: Worship and Communion. Broadcast Service. Speaker: Padre W. J. Mason. 7 p.m.: Gospel Service. Speaker: Mr. W. Vickery. A Welcome to All. C" HURCH OF CHRIST (CHRISTIAN CHURCH IN U.S.A.). Wellington South. Minister: A. B. McDiarmid, M.A. Services: 11 a.m.. Worship With Communion and Sermon. 2.30, Parade of Witness. 2.45, Bible School. 6.30, Service with Sermon and Special Vocal Features. Speaker for both services, Mr. McDiarmld. fmHE GREATER WORLD X SPIRITUAL MISSION. Antipodean Chambers, 57 Lower ~ Cuba St. Sunday: 3 p.m.. Floral Messages. T P.m., Speaker, Mr, R. A. Webb, Dipl. S.N.U. (England). Subject: "In the Paths of Righteousness." Spiritual Clairvoyance and After Circle. Wednesday, 8 p.m.: Public Seance. A. Hearty Welcome to All; ' . T~HE CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALIST uHURCH : Rechabite Chambers, 120 Willis St. 3 Dm Sunday, 3 p.m. Service, Messages from; flowers. 7 p.m., Divine Service"J pJ m' Mrs. E. M. Craigie. Trance address. The Proofs and Truths of Spiritualism" Clairvoyance and Floral Message, After-circle. Friends and visitors cordially welcome. ITTELLINGTON SPIRITUALIST CHURCH W (INC.), Kent Tee.— Sunday, 7 p.m. Speaker: Mr.. C. Jones, Grt. Wd. Dip. Subject: "Concerning Spiritual Gifts." AfterCircle. All welcome. : - NEW THOUGHT MOVEMENT, 72a Manners St. (upstairs), Room 2—Speaker: Mme. Emmerson. Subject: "Progressive Thought. Floral Messages by Madame Logan Brittpn, i p.m. [ :■ ' . | f THE |WORd||~ j B'BLE jL£jlnJ TRUTH YET SINNERS, CHRIST DIED FOR US. (Roms. 5:8.) ITIHOSE who believe in the doctrine of substlX 'tutlon believe that Christ died INSTEAD Of sinners. No such thing, however, is taught in the Holy Scriptures. The doctrine of subetitution is but one of those "fables" foretold by the Apostle Paul In 2 Tim. 4:3-4 What the Scriptures teach aa can be seen from the above1 quotation is that Christ died not instead, of sinners but "FOR" sinners (see also Xuke 1:69, Roms. 8 :32, 1 Cor. 5 ;7, 2 Cor 5 :21, Gals. 3:13, Hebs. 10:20, Isa. 53 :o). All descendants of Adam are sinners and as such are alienated from God—"without God and without hope in the world"-but Christ by His sacrificial death has made it possible for sinners to '.'be reconciled to God" (Roms. o:12, Eph. 2:11-12, Eph. 4:12, Roms. 5:10, Cols. 1-21-23 2 Cor. 5:18-20, Roms. o:l). But it sinners desire that •/reconciliation," "justification," and "salvation" ■ that has been made possible through the shedding of Christ's blood they must conform to the conditions appointed _y Christ. If Christ through His sacrificial death has made it possible for unjustified sinners to receive salvation is He not justly entitled to state upon what conditions that salvation is obtainable? Christ has made it perfectly clear that those s only will receive salvation who (1) believe the Gospel He■tausht, .i.e., "the Gospel of the Kingdom of God" (Mark v 16:15-16, Roms. 1:16, 1 Cor. ,1a :1, Matt. 4:23, Matt. 9:35, Mark 1:14, Luke 4:43, Mark 10:lo>. (2) are "baptised in the nama of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins" (Mark 16:16, John 3-5 Acts 2:38. Acts 8:12, Roms. 6:3-5, Gals. 3-27-29), and (3) thereafter walk in 'newness of life" by obeying the commandments of Jesus Christ (Roms. 6:4, John 15:13-14, John 10:27----28, Luke 6:46-49, 1 John 2:4, Rev. 22:14). Thus the Scriptures declare that Jesus Christ became the author of eternal salvation unto all them that obey Him" (Hebs. 5:9). Reader, as your personal salvation Is at stake do not be led astray by superficial and sentimental reasoning. Face the facts clearly revealed in the Scriptures. We will gladly help sou and suggest your reading the book, "CHRISTENDOM ASTRAY." A copy will be sent free on application to "BIBLE TRUTH," Box 71, Wellington. TTIVIAN STREET GOSPEI. HALL— Sunday V afternoon, 3 o'clock—Bible Study. Subject: "The Death of - Christ." Opening Speaker, Mr. C. Gray. Sunday evening, 7 o'clock —Gospel Service. Speaker: Mr. C. Brace. Cordial invitation extended to these Services. iTfGAIO and Khandallah— Assembly Hall, JJN Ngatoto St. Sunday, 7 p.m.: Speaker, Mr K. Fraser. Everyone Welcome to this Bright Gospel Service. . miiADES HALL, Vivian St. (side entrance)— X We invite you to come, Sunday, 7 p.m. Gospel Service. Subject: "Sailing on the Sea of Life." . Everybody Welcome —Come. ~A SSEMBLY HALL, Mansfield St., Newtown XX (opp. tram sheds)— Sunday, 7 p.m.": Special Children's Service -and Gospel Address. Speaker: Mr. N. A. Garrett. Come and bring a friend. Hear the children sing. FINAL NIGHT OF CAMPAIGN. THIS SUNDAY, 7 p.m. • A SSEMBLY HALL JOHNSONVILLE. _t__ MR. C. C. GRAHAM, 8.T.1., Auckland. Will give you, straight from the shoulder, the UNADULTERATED TRUTH when he talks about — "HELL—THE HABITATION OF CHRISTREJECTERS" Many today believe they are too intelligent to acknowledge such a place as HELL. This does not alter the fact that HELL Is a REALITY, Christ spoke 13 times More of HELL than he did of HEAVEN. The lake of fl re __fearful thought—rolls its hideous sea of wrath and torment in one surging wave over all whose names are not found in the book of life. The CHRIST-REJECTER will surely know that there is a HELL. Every lost soul believes it there. There is not one ray of hope for anyone who has heard God's "Gospel concerning His Son Jesus Christ" (Romans 1:3) and rejected the life-giving message. On the contrary, it is definitely de- ■ clafed that "the fearful and •unbelieving shall have their part in the lake of fire." (Revelation 21:8.) But thank God many have accepted CHRIST during the CAMPAIGN, and will never see HELL (John 3:16). DO NOT MISS THIS FINAL ADDRESS. YOU MAY REGRET IT FOR ALL ETERNITY ir YOU DO. COME AND BRING A FRIEND. ~Fellowship Tea 5 p.m. Bright Song Service 6.45 p.m. BE EARLY FOR A SEAT I PENTECOSTAL FELLOWSHIP, Masonic Hall, Donald McLean St., Newtown. —10.30 a.m.. Prayer: 11 a.m.. Breaking of Bread. Minister: Pastor E. T. Mellor. Dedication Service. " * _&. $£__ (POMMONWEA:LTH 4&m~-rT& COVENANT TEMPLE, 'SllSJiLjf^ (Adjoining Main Lower jEfff*^ Hutt Bridge). This week we ask you a pertinent question Have you the courage to Repent foT Victory ? Sunday, 7 p.m.: The good news of victory, both national and personal. "With God all things are possible," so again we pray for the sick at the close of this service, and the Lord will heal them. 11 a.m.: Breaking of Bread. Tuesday and Thursday, 7.30 p.m. The Temple is open-for-prayer ey.ej:jr dajy