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RELIGIOUS SERVICES. INTERCESSORY SERVICE INTERCESSORY SERVICE Will be Held in the ~ BLUE TRIANGLE HALL LUE TRIANGLE HALL (At rear ,Y.W.C.A., Boulcott St.), on WEDNESDAY MIDDAY. WEDNESDAY MIDDAY. 12.30-1 p.m.: REV. L. V. WILLING will speak briefly. ,1-1.30 p.m. :N. GARRETT, ESQ., will preside. Pianist: CLEMENT HOWE, ESQ. We urge you to join with us in Prayer for our Empire and Allies at this time. rpHE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST. PAUL. A The 2nd Sunday in Lent. 8 a.m.: Holy Communion. 9.45 a.m.: Young People's Church. 11 a.m.: Matins and Sermon. Preacher, Canon D. J. Davies. 12 noon: Holy Communion. 7 p.m.: Evensong and Sermon. Preacher, the Rev. Chester Hults (U.S.N.). ST. PETER'S, Willis St.—Second Sunday in Lent. 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a.m., Sunday School and Bible Class; 11 a.m.. Holy Eucharist and Sermon.; 3 p.m., Baptisms ; 7 p.m.. Evensong and Sermon. Preacher:. •Yen. Archdeacon Bullock. Wednesday next: Holy Communion, 7.30 a.m. Thursday next: Annunciation—Lady Day. Holy Communion '10.30 a.m., Corporate Communion, Mothers'Union. ' • WELLINGTON CITY MISSION, Taranakl St. —Second Sunday in Lent. 9 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a.m., Sunday School; 7 p.m., Mission Service. Wednesday: 7 a.m., Holy Communion: 3.45 p.m., Children's Service. ST. MARK'S CHURCH, Dufferln St.—Second Sunday in Lent. 8 a.m., Holy Communion ; 10 a.m., Children's Church and Sunday School: J1 a.m., Matins and Holy Communion; 3.30 p.m. Holy Baptism; 7 p.m., Evensong. LL SAINTS' CHURCH, Moxham Aye.— Second Sunday in Lent. 8 a.m., Holy Communion (Corporate Communion of Bible Classes) ; 11 a.m.. Family Service; 7 p.m.. Evensong. Rev. W, Langston, Vicar. piENTRAL BAPTIST, CHURCH (Boulcott St., VJ near Willis St.). Minister, Rev. Lawrence A. North. Services of Worship. Sunday, March 21, 1943. 11 a.m.: Rev. P. F. Lanyon. Subject, "The Palace Beautiful." 7 p.m.: Chaplain Captain F. H. Carter. Subject, "The Agnostic's Question." Friendly Hour, with supper, at the conclusion of the evening service. Visitors are cordially welcome to all services. LYALL BAY BAPTIST CHURCH, Resolution St.—Preacher at both Services: Mr. Lan Lilly. 11 v.m.: Subject: "Separation." 6.45 p.m.: Song Service. 7 p.m.: "Stepping Into the Light." Men of the Forces specially welcome. MIRAMAR BAPTIST CHURCH.—Mission commences Tonight (Saturday), at 7.30. Welcome to Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Carlisle. Suriday, March 21: 11 a.m., Morning Service; 3 p.m.. Young People's Rally; 5 p.m., Tea followed by Open-air Service; 7 p.m., "What Is Your Life?" Mission Services continue on Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., and Sat. at 7.30 p.m. Thurs., 2.30 p.m., Women's Meeting. Friday, 0.15, Children's March and Service. (See further advertisements.) BERHAMPORE BAPTIST CHURCH.—Minister: Rex E. F. Sherburd. 11 a.m., "Bush Aglow"; 7 p.m., "Counting the Cost." Hear Testimonies of U.S. Servicemen. Welcome; ROOKLYN BAPTIST CHURCH. Minister, Rev. A. J. Jamieson. 11 a.m.: "PreEaflter Study." 7 p.m.: "How Far from Wellington is the Far Country?" Communion. Morning: 7 p.m., Service conducted by Chris-. tlan Endeavour. ' - ARORI BAPTIST CHURCH, Standen St. 11 a.m.: Preacher, Rev; W. S. Rollings. 7 p.m.: Mr. F. C. Perry. Visitors are welcome. /CHURCH OF CHRIST, 21 Vivian St.—ll \J a.m.: Worship and Communion. 7 p.m,: Bright Gospel Service. Preacher: Mr. W. J. Love. A Welcome awaits everyone. /CHURCH OF CHRIST, Colombo St., Welling\J ton South. 11 a.m.: Worship Service. Speaker, R. Downey. . 2.45 p.m.: Sunday School, 7 p.m.: Gospel Service. Speaker, G. Stirling. You are Welcome. . . npHB GREATER WORLD SPIRIJL TUAL MISSION, Antipodean Chambers, 57 Lower Cuba St. Sunday, 3 p.m., Floral Messages. 1 p.m.j Speaker, Rev. M. Bowles, G.W.Dipl., England. Subject, "Flowers of the Garden." Clairvoyance and After Circle. Wednesday, 8 p.m.: Public Seance. A Hearty Welcome is Extended to All. Social and Dance, March 27. ■ . WELLINGTON SPIRITUALIST CHURCH (INC.), Kent Tee. Sunday, 7 p.m. Speaker, Mr. R. A. Webb. Subject: "The Answer of Spiritualism." Followed by Spiritual Clairvoyance. All Welcome. niHE CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALIST CHURCH, A Rechabite Chambers. 125 Willis St. 3 p.m:, Sunday, 3 p.m., Service. Messages from Flowers. 7 p.m., Divine Service, 7 p.m. Rev. Mrs. E. M. Craigle. Trance Address. "In Tuns wjth the Infinite." • Clairvoyance and Floral Message, After Circle. Friends and ■ Visitors Cordially Welcome. VTEW THOUGHT MOVEMENT, 72a Manners J.l St.—Speakers on Sunday, at 7.15 p.m.: Mr. F. Broome. Subject: Inspirational talk on Spirit Forces (continued). Messages from Flowers by Madame Logan Britton. Lecture Wednesday Night, 7.30.. T-.-. _. IJtheTvvordll j 1 "CAN YE NOT DISCERN THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES?" (Jesus—Matt: l(i :3.) "f^AS ye not discern the signs of the v_y times?" So said Jesus to the Jews at His first coming. The fnilure of the Jews to "discern thes signs of the times" resulted in their rejection of Jesus, their Messiah (Acts 13:27, John 1:11, Matt. 13:15). The Jews have since suffered terribly for their blindness and folly.- A study of the Scriptures reveals that history will repeat itself. Both Jesus. Christ and His Apostles taught that Christ's second coming "with power and great glory" would be preceded by unmistakable "signs" by which believers would "see the day approaching" (Acts 1:11, Act 3 3:19-21, Luke 21:25-28, 1 Thess. 5:1-4, Hebs. 10:25). Some of these "signs," which were expected and written about by students of prophecy many years before they occurred, are:— (1) The gradual decline of the Turkish Empire leading up to Turkey's loss of Palestine (Rev. 16:12.). (2) Britain's control of Palestine (Ezek. 38:13). (3) The return of the Jews to Palestine under British protection (Ezek. 36:24, Ezek. 37:21, Ezek. 38:11-17). (4) "Distress of nations with perplexity" (Luke 21:25-27, Dan. 12:1). (5) Wickedness, ■corruption, and- violence rife in the earth "as it was in the days of Noah" (Luko 17 :20-30, Gen. 6:5-13). (C) Unprecedented preparation for war resulting In universal war which eventually leads to the "gathering of all nations against Jerusalem to battle" and Divine intervention in-the person of Jesus Christ returned to earth (Joel 3 :9-10, Matt. 24 :29, Mark 13 :25, Zech. 14:2-4, Joel 3:1-2, EzeK\ chap. 38, Dau. 11:40-45, Dan. 12:1-3, Zech. 12:0-14). Though the Divine intention is that the above and other contemporary fulfilments of prophecy should herald the second coming of Christ, the mass of mankind today are as "blind" in relation to "the signs of the times" as were the Jews at tiio first coming of Christ. The result, as foretold, is that the return of Christ will come "AS A SNARE" upon all peoples of the earth (Luke 21:35, 1 Thess. 5:2, 2 Peter 3:10, Rev. 16:15). ■ Reader, your eyes will be opened in relation to "the signs of the times" and coining events if you read and study the Holy Scriptures. As a help with your studies we recommend your reading the book "CHRISTENDOM ASTRAY." A copy will be 6ent free on application to . "BIBLE TRUTH," Box 71, Wellington. VIVIAN ST. GOSPEL HALL, Wellington. Bible Class, Sunday afternoon, 3 p.m. Sub- j ject, "Egypt to Canaan." Gospel Meeting, Sunday, 7 p.m. Speaker, Mr. C. J. Drake. Sub- i ject, "God." Thursday Night, 7.45 p.m., ' 25/3/43, Mr. W. Blick, evacuated missionary from Malaya, will speak and give an account of his work there. A very hearty Invitation is extended to all to come along to above, meetings. A SSEMBLY HALL, Mansfield St., Newtown, XX opposite Tram Sheds. —Sunday, 7 p.m., Sunday. Bright Gospel Service. Speaker: Mr. N. A. Garratt. A Hearty Welcomo extended to all to come along and bring a Friend. NGAIO AND KHANDALLAH ASSEMBLY HALL, Ngatoto St.—Sunday, 7 p.m.: Speaker, Mr. Geo. Stanley. Come and bear tills bright gospel address. j , . . f^ITY TEMPLE, Lome j /&Z~-~ Cx\ v-' St. (otr Cambridge j (■%/ \k\ Sunday: 11 a.m., Wor/uj /s" £o\xl s'llP and Breaking of !X\2 _£/•• Bread: 3.30 p.m.. United V*^- V A 70/ lilble Study: 7.0 p.m. yj^V_i|^/^y Speaker: Pastor Alex. \jW -tcnVv Gardiner (Melbourne). \_fi-> Subject: "The Peerless Plan of Salvation." Tuesday, 7.30 p.m., Prayer and Praise. Thursday, 7.30 p.m., 'Doctrinal. Speaker: Pastor Gardiner. Tonight, 7.30 o'clock. Young People's Meeting. Bright Singing. A Gripping Message. Come and bring a friend. All Welcome. WELLINGTON PENTECOSTAL EVANGELICAL MISSION. 101-103 Vivian 5t.—10.30: Time of Prayer. 11 a.m.: Communion. An Appropriate Message will bo given by Mrs. Huinbrow.. 2.45 p.m.: S.S. and Bible Classes. 7 p.m.: An Arresting Message, "Weighed In God's Balances" will be given, by Pastor C. Biley. Hear it. Wednesday, 2* p.m.: Sisters meet for Prayer. Thursday, 7.30 p.m.: Missionary Meeting. Sirs. Pastor Gardiner will give experiences in China* These are enlightening and thrilling. Do not fall to hear this. A SSEMBLIES OF GOD IN N.Z.—Wellington A Assembly meets in Ambulance Hall, 29 Vivian St. 11 a.m.: The Breaking of Bread and Ministry. 7 p.m.: Albert Hogan will preach "God's Call and Choice." "The Lord Will Give Grace and, Glory." nfiHE THEOSOFHICAL SOCIETY.—PubIic JL Lantern Lecture, "Life and Works of the Modern Icelandic Sculptor, Elnar Jonsson." Disclosing striking resemblances between N.Z. and Icelandic Culture. Illustrated with slides. Lecturer: Miss W. Miller. Violin Soloist: Miss Shirley Marmont. Tomorrow, Sunday, at 7 p.m. Theosophical Hall, Marion St. _" titW COVENANT MHMgLY. SPECIAL NOTICE: TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF SERVICES. The Lectures on Cmiint World Events and Kindred Subjects given In tlie Ited Cross Hall, .Market St., Lower Hutt, arc temporarily suspended "during- the indisposition of the Pastor. Further announcements will be published in this column at a later date. New Covenant Assembly, Red Cross. Hall, Market St., Lower Hutt. ' ' ' -