TO-MORROW'S CHURCH SERVICES

Evening Star, Issue 20032, 24 November 1928, Page 5

TO-MORROW'S CHURCH SERVICES

In Kuos Church Rev. Tulloch Yuille will preach morn.ug and evening. Tho evening service will bo a. Scottish service, with the various Scottish Societies and tho Highland Pipe Band attending. Mr Yuille will speak about Patrick Hamilton, tho first Scottish martyr, whose 400th anniversary fall* this year. Mr John Leech will sing tho solo in '■ Seek Yo the Lord/ and Mr C. Roy Spackman will bo Iho organist. At the morning gathering at York Place Hall Christians are welcomed to fellowship at the Lord’s table. At night Mr Frank Varloy will preach. His subject will be ‘Saved Above Circumstances.’ At St. Hilda Methodist Church in the evening the choir will render the anthem, ‘Peace Bo Still.’ ‘ The Churchman and His Sunday ’ will bo tho subject dealt with by the Rev. W. B. Scott at the evening service at tho Cargill Road Methodist Church. A musical service will ho hold at the Mornington Methodist Church in the evening. The annual meeting of church members will be held at the close. Rev. W. Walker will conduct both services in the Central Mission, Octagon Hall. In Hie morning tho, subject will bo ‘Tim Moaning of the Lord’s Supper,’ and in the evening ‘Christ’s Teaching On the New Birth.’ The soloist will bo Miss May Tcviotdalc, and her item ‘Fear Not Yo, O Israel.’ The Rev. H. V. Utting will conduct Hio morning service at Trinity Methodist Church, Stuart sired, and in the evening (lie choir will render special choruses. Miss Rita Holmes and Miss Mary Pratt acting as soloists. Tho Kcv. IT. K. Bollhouso will preach cm ‘ A Study in Hands.’ ‘A Memorable Meeting’ is tho tillo of Hio Rev. C. Maitland Elliss’s sermon at llm United Congregational Church in Hio evening. For Hio morning his subject is ‘ Called to Be Sainls.’ ‘The Pilgrim’s Progress by a Musical Route’ is tho title of an address to bo given at tho Moray Place Congregational Church in tho evening by the Rev. Albert Mead, M.A. Appropriate hymns will bo sung, adapted (o popular tunes such as ‘The Minstrel Boy/ ‘Drink to Mo Only,’ and ‘ Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond.’ Tho whole service will bo a progression of the pilgrim’s route by speech and song. A Protestant service will be conducted at tho Hanover Street Baptist Church in tho evening, when Hie Rev. E. S. Tuckwell, 8.A., will lecture on ‘John WyclifFo, Hie Morning Star of Hio Reformation.’ The Protestant Lodges will parade at the service. ' Mr Lawrence A. North will conduct tho services at First Church. Subject for the morning, ‘Amos the Idealist.' Tho evening subject is ‘ A Challenge to Courage.’ At the Spiritualist Church, on Sunday evening, Mr Ridd will explain how 7 (lie menace of evil spirit.* can bo understood and overcome through Spiritualism, Tho services at tho North-east Valley Presbyterian Church to-morrow 7 will be conducted by Mr J. Reid, 8.A., of Balclutluv