SUNDAY SERVICES

Evening Star, Issue 23497, 10 February 1940, Page 20

SUNDAY SERVICES

At First Church the Rev. W. Alien Stevely will conduct. both services, and his. subjects will be,, in 'the .morning * Only Three Times,’, and in the evening ‘ Stars of Hope,’ The .solo ‘lt 1» Enough,’ and the anthem ‘ Lord God of.Heaven’ will be sung. The Central Sunday School will resume at 11 a.m., and - the ( Russell Street School at 2-.30 p.m. ... At Knox Church the Rey.' D. O. Herron will conduct both services. Hia evening subject will be ‘WhyMen go to Sea.’-.,

At St. Stephen’s Presbyterian Church the preacher will be the. Rev. Thomas Miller, whose morning subject will hs ‘ The Church: Its Supreme Worth,’and his subject in the evening ‘ God as Rewarder.’

, At the Maori Hill Presbyterian Church the services will be conducted by the Rev. A. C. W. Standage. Thera will be a service at Wakari at 2.45 p.m., and Sunday school at 1.45 p.m. The services at the Methodist Central Mission will be conducted, in tha morning by the Rev. W. R. Francis, and in the evening the Rev: Leslie Neale will preach on-‘Change and Decay in all Around ! See,’. The soloist at this service will be Hiss Hazel Walker.' ■ -

The Rev. J. Ewen Simpson will conduct the services at the Hanover Street Baptist Church. The morning subject Will be ‘My Neighbour.’ The evening service will ,be a missionary dedication service, when Miss Isobel Sw'an will be designated l for the foreign field. The anthem will be ‘ There'is a Green Hill,’ in which the solo parte will be taken by Miss Rita Shrimpton. Services at. the Caversham - Baptist Church will be conducted by,th© Rev. R. L, Fursdon. The morning subject is"‘A" Remarkable Interview,-’ and at night ’ Why Persecutest Thdii Me?’ Services at'the South Dunbdin Baptist. Church will be conducted by Rev, H. Raymond Turner, the evening subject being ‘An Inheritance rcserved.*The Rev; Alan 6urr ? of Brisbane, will conduct , both services of ; divine worship-at Moray -Place Congregational Church. The Sunday school 'will resume in the morning. In the evening the duet, ‘ Children, Pray This Love to Cherish ’ (Spohr) will ■be sung by Miss M. S. Green and-Mr V.' B. Smith ; the anthem will be ‘ All Hallowed; Be Thy Name ’ (Chaliinor). With the extension of the special meetings at • South l Dunedin Gospel Hall, interest has grown considerably, and it. is expected that'as it is the final meeting of the series on Sunday at 6.30 p.m., the capacity 'of the hall will be taxed to the full. Those desiring front seats are invited to come early, A warm, welcome-is extended to everybody to hear, the' final address on the subject—' The Culmination of All Prophecy.’ The principal - speakers at the Salvation Army, Dowling Street Citadel will he,Adjutant Tyler, the newly-appointetf corps officer, and Captain James, wh< arrived last Sunday to take up her position as assistant corps officer. Meet-ings-will be held'at 11 a.m., 3.15 p.m., and 7, p.m. Local citizens and visitors to the city are assured of a welcome. , Mr j; M. Ewan’s subject dn Sunday evening at the Spiritualist; Church will be ‘ Some Thoughts on War.’ Followed by clairvoyance -by Sister Swift. Healing as usual at ,8 p.m; all 320 princes street, room, At the Greater World Spiritual Mission, 30' King street, there Will be a divine service at 6.30 p.m. Mrs G. Brooks will speak, her subject being ‘ The Three Men of God. ’ Clairvoyance, prayer, atid silence will follow, Psychometry will be - dealt with oa Wednesday at 8 p.m. J At the Thedsophical Society tha speaker will he Miss A. V. Inglis, her subject being ‘ The Religious, Key ’ a* one of the keys to the deadlock of civilisation. ’