SUNDAY SERVICES

Evening Star, Issue 22252, 1 February 1936, Page 14

SUNDAY SERVICES

At First Church the Eev. W. AJIeA Stevely will preach in the morning on • ‘Beginning Again,’ and in the evening on ‘ Things We Live By.’ In the evening the sole will he ‘ Thy Will Be Done • (traditional air), and the anthem ‘Seek Ye the Lord 5 (Eoberts). Dr Galway will be at the organ; • • 1 . The Eev. D. C. Herron will conduct both services in Knox Church. The subject for the evening will be ‘ Christianity and Temperament.’ :; 1 The services at St. Stephen’s Presbyterian ' Church will be taken by the Eev. Thomas Miller, M.A., who will speak in the morning on ‘ Go Again Seven Times,’ and in the evening on * True - Prosperity.’ r j ‘ This is the ' Day ’ will be the theme cf the Eev. C. H, Olds’s address at Trinity Methodist Church in the evening. Mrs J. E. Davies will sing. The annual covenant service will follow the usual service. The Eev. G. Densem will conduct the morning service. . The services at Dundas Street Methodist Church will be conducted by; Eev. Percy' Cooke. Morning subject, ‘Until He Find it . evening subject, ‘ The Bondage of Fear.’ A.nthem. Bible classes and Sunday school reassemble. ' ■ Services will be conducted at St. Hilda Methodist Church by Eev; T. Skuse. . The Eev. T. Keith Ewen will preach at Hanover Street Baptist Church, taking as his subject, in the morning, ‘ The Comfort of Our Abiding Eefuge,’ and in the evening ‘What the Master and What the ; Disciples Saw.’ There will be a duet by Mr and Miss Swan. The Eev. T. E. Page will resume ln« ministry at the South Dunedin Baptist Church, speaking in, the morning on the ‘ Christian’s High Calling in Jesus, and in the evening pn the subject,of eternal punishment. . ... ■ ~ _ During the morning divine worship a# Moray Place Congregational Church, a memorial tribute will be paid to the Mrs R. Evans, and the choir wiU smg The Homeland.’ The evening subject will be ‘ Fishermen-Christians,’ and the anthem 1 Lift up Your Heads.’ Both services will be conducted by the Eev. Albert Head, and the sacrament of the Lord s Supper will be observed after the morning devotions. ? Services at the United Congregational Church will be conducted by the Eey. C. O, Hedley Bycroft. At 11 a.m. his subject -will be ‘The Salt of the Earth,’ then in the evening he will speak on The Prophecies of Balaam.’. Miss Julia Holmes will render ft Vi< Mr It Little will conduct the evening service at York Place Hall to-morrow even; ing, his subject being ‘ Weighed and Found World for God Campaign launched bv General Evangeline Booth right through, oit the Salvation Army has been com. menced in the Army City Corps Dowling ih-eet The campaign will take the form of a ‘spiritual siege for !935. The_sene» of services will be conducted on ~S unday by Adjutant and Mrs Mahnfße, the Corpi °^Mr IS W. E. Eeynolds will speak, on ‘ Th* Faith of" a Spiritualist ’ at the Spiritualist Church in the evening, and Sister Bditlvwill follow' with demonstrations of spiritual clairvoyance. . ; ~ - . At the Theosophical Society there will be an address by Miss N. E. Ockenden, of Auckland. Her subject will be Kingship s An Liner View.’ First Church of Christ, Scientist, will con. duct services in Allbell Chambers,_ Stuart street. The subject of the morning and evening services will be ‘ Love,’ Divine service will bo held at the Greater World Spiritual Mission, Mrs Brooks choos-. ing for her subject ‘ The New Ago.’ There will be spiritual messages," and an after circle.