SUNDAY SERVICES.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 11 September 1909, Page 3

SUNDAY SERVICES.

CATHEDriAL.^rS '"aim.^Holy Commnnion; 11 a.ni j. Monihig Praj;er; 6.13C 0 p.m., Eveaiiig. Prayer. Preacher: . Key. Samuel T6mli|ison, of the New ,'■ Guinea ffissiou. . .„ ' ALL KAINTS',,:CHUKCH, Sunday, '' Sept. 12.—11 aim'., Moping Prayer; 6.30 p.m.j Evening Prayer. Anthem : "Crossing"-the Bar.' ' •. St. JOHN'S'METHODIST CHURCH, Hardy-street.—Sunday, Sept. 12th.— 11 a.m., Rev. Jno. 'J.. lewis. Sub- . ject: . '.'The Ministrv of Music." 6.30 p.m., Musical Sarvice and Address by Rev. Jno. J. Lewis: "The Story of a. Sacred Song." BAPTIST. CHURCH, Bridge-street.— Sunday,.. Sept.: 12th.—11 a.m., Rev. J. Crump. 6.30 p.m., -Rev. Stanley Jenkin. 8 RICHMOND BAPTIST CHURCH.— . 11 a.m., Rev. Stanley:Jenkin. RICHMOND METHODIST CHURCH ClßCUlT.—Richmond :.'-11 Mission "Band, 6.30 Rev;. S. Peryman.-Stoke : Rev. Stanley Jenkin, 7 Mrs .. Peryman). Hope: 2.30 Rev. S. Peryman, 7 Mr Forster. . -Brightwa'ter: .7 Mr 4 Tunnieliffe. Spi'ing Grove: 11 Rev. S Peryman. Upper Wakefield: 2.30 Mr Sheaf, 7Mr Fairey. Foxhill: 11 Mr Sheat. - GOSPEL HALL, Collingwood-street.— 1 Sunday, 12th Sept., 1909.—Sunday School, 3 p.m.. till 4 p.m. • Gospel- *. IVleeting, 6.30 p.m. t11h.7.30 p.m. All J '■■ interested, welcome. No -collection. ■ ' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Sunday. •: September 12th.^-RcV. J. H. Ma'cKenzie. At Evening Sjrvice, Mr R. » B. Snodgrass will givo an address on "Expediences in the Slums of London." TAHON-.4 ; - 2.30 p.m. CONGREGATIONAL Church, Havdystroet.—Services will be ' conducted moining and evening by thi'"Rey. "'Davfd McKee Wright, Morning subject: "A little, kindness." Evening subject, "The triumph of the Cross." CHURCH OF CHRIST. Waimcn-st.— Snndav morning- worship, 11 : Biblp School, 3; Gospel Meeting, 6.30. W. L. Jones, Evangelist Lessons from "Pentecost." Bright- service. Strangers especially invited. THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST of Latter Day Saints will hold Public Services, Sunday Night, at .8 o'clock in Oddfellows' Hall, Waimea-street. All are cordially invited. No colleclion.