CHURCH SERVICES.

Mataura Ensign, 4 July 1914, Page 4

CHURCH SERVICES.

"Glad tidings of great joy" will be I the subject of the speaker at the "Forward Movement" in the Princess Theatre to-morrow night—a brief, bright I service closing at 8 o'clock Rev. J..M. 1 Simpson will give the address and Mr s Stewart will render the solo. Every- ' body welcome. All seats free. Hymn 1 books provided. Mr Hervey's subject on Sunday even- ' ing at the Congregational Church will f ho "The Assassination in Europe," and < the great nuestions which are raised by > it.concerning our 20th century civilisa- t tion. " r ( The. Baptist Church service .in the r Temperance Hall to-morrow evening will 1 close in ample time to permit ot at- h tcmlanre .it Dr McAra's address in the Methodist Church. Rev. T. H. Eccer- n ■sail's subject' is timely, "The Man Who n Won Through." ' b "A Bartered Birthright" will be t\ie ') topic for treatment bv Rev. M. A. h Rugby l'ratt at to-morrow night's sc-r- fi vice. A solo will! be rendered by Mr h Andrew Craiwford. Men especially will r find the preacher's theme to be of vital interest'.