SUNDAY SERVICES

Evening Star, Issue 21316, 21 January 1933, Page 17

SUNDAY SERVICES

At First Church, the Rev. W. Allen Stevely will preach at both services. In the morning his subject will be taint yet Pursuing,’ and in the evening The Disregarded Gospel of Robert Burns (special Burns service). At the evening service Miss Ruth Perry (of Wellington) wi 1 sing ‘ Allcluiab ’ (seventeenth century). Ur Galwav will bo at ihe organ. At Knox Church the Rev. D. 0. Herron will conduct services. In ihe evening the subject will be ‘ F6r Sinners Only, a dificussion of the remarkable religious movement emanatiilg from Oxford University". In St. Stephen’s Church the morning service will be conducted by menmers of the Younc Men’s Bible Class, and the evening service by Mr William Blaikie, missionary of the Church of Scotland from Kenya, East Africa. •, „. The combined services between Moray Place Congregational and Trinity Methodist Churches will be held in the latter church, the Rev. A. H. Wallace conducting both morning and everting services. In the evening the subject will be ‘ Man Without GOd.’ Miss Margaret Green will sing Ihe solo ‘ 0 Rest in the Cord.’ The morning service at Uundas Street will be conducted by Mr H. Densem, evening Mr Austin. Solo, Mr .1. Stevens. At the St. Kikla Methodist Church the Rev. Percy Paris will preach in the morning on ‘The Bankruptcy of Self,’ and in the evening on ‘The Conversion of St. Paul.’ Rev. H. R. Turner will be the preacher at the Hanover Street Baptist Church tomorrow evening, and Mr E. H. Drew will conduct the morning service. In the evening, in the Theosophical Hall, Dowling street, Mr John M’Kwan will address the public on ‘ '1 hoosopby and Everyday Things.’ The service at the Spiritualist Church in the evening will be conducted by Mr W. E. Reynolds, who will deliver an address entitled ‘ln the Hands of the Potter,’