IN THE CHURCHES

North Otago Times, Volume CV, Issue 13932, 14 July 1917, Page 3

IN THE CHURCHES

TOJIOMIOrS SERVICES. The Rev. Dr Lawrence will bo th? preacher at both services at the Baptist Church to-morrow, The subjects for the •Jay are as follows: In the morning, "The Test of Faith;" and in the evening "Lost, Stolen or Strayed."

The Rev. J, A. Lochorc will preach in Wesley Church, to-morrow morning on "'Christianising the.Senses," and Mr F. G; Marshall will preach in the evening 011 "Christ's Love as Revealed to the Loving Heart." The Rev. J. A, Loehore will preach at Baliuddery at 3 p.m., and Enfield at 7 p.m. The services to-morrow in St. Paul's will be conducted by the minister, the Rev, S. F. Hunter. In the morning lie will preach on "Responsibility for Gifts." The evening subject is one of the series on the prophets—"lsaiah, the Man and his Message.'' The service at Eveline will-be held at 6.30 p.m. Much interest is being shown in the series of addresses given every Sunday night at Kurow on the teaching of the Church, and the historical references showing its continuity are 'convincing. These are especially interesting, as a good number of candidates are offering for confirmation. The choir is giving much help, and is much appreciated by the 'congregation. The services at Colmnba Presbyterian Church to-morrow will be conducted by the Row J. L, Robinson. The subject at the morning service will be "The Miracle at Bcthesda," and in the evening the seventh of the special series of addresses on "Social Aspects of Christianity" will be delivered, the special subject being "Christ's Teaching Concerning the State." At St. Luke's to-morrow Archdeacon Russell will celebrate the Holy Communion at 8 a.m., Rev. D, Jamieson will take Matins and Holy Communion at 11, and the archdeacon will officiate at MO Evensong. At the latter service Miss Hale will sing "Let us have Peace." Archdeacon Russell will officiate at JJcwboroiigh at 11 a.m., and the Rev. D, Jamieson will take Evensong there at 6.30, and at Totara at 2,30.

-. At the Church of Christ, Eileii street, .to-morrow, in the absence of Mr Long, who is on a visit to Timaru, Mr T. J. Bull will he the preacher. In the morning lie will speak on the great declaration of Holy Writ, that "God is Love" tion that "Our God is a Consutaing' lire." Mr Bull's evening subject will be, "Wh'en the Nations Learn War no More."