ECCLESIASTICAL.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7650, 29 May 1886, Page 5

ECCLESIASTICAL.

The services at St. Paul's includes administration cf holy communion at eight a.m., and at midday, and of holy baptism at four p.m. Sermon subjeots are, "The Velue of Common Prayci " and "All power is given unto Me " The services at St. Matthew's to-morrow will be at eleren a.m. and half-paei six p.m. The subjects of the sermons being announced us "The All-powerful Name" and " The Spiritual Mirror." Thursday next being Ascension I>ay there will be a celebration of holy communion at eight a.m. and evening prayer at half-past seven. At All Saints", Ponuonby, the innumbent, the P.ev. W. Calder, will preach in the moraine on "The King of Glory ;"' eventnir, " Prayer of St. Chrysostom." The Rev. J. .Robertson, M.A., will preach tomorrow morning at the Tabernacle, and Mr. W. Noble in the evening. At the Ponsonby Wesleyan Church the Rev. A Reid will preach to-morrow forenoon, and deliver a discourse on " Free though t Fetters." Mr. William Noble, of London, will preach at Grafton Road Wesleysn Church to-morrow morning, the Rev. Mr. Bavin, the pastor of the chnrch, taking part in the service. Special sermons in aid of Foreign Missions will be preached at the Wesleyan Churches *t Parnnll and Newmarket. The missionary meeting will be held at Parnell on Tuoiday next. The anniversary services of the Bereford-street Congregational Church will be held to-morrow, when the Rev. T. Spurgßon will preach in the morning, and the Bev. C. Worboys in tho evening ; collections in aid of the Organ and Building Fund. On Tuesday evening, the usual soiree. At Parnell Congregational Church the Rev. R. J. Williams will preach in the morniag on "The Heroism of Jesus," and in the evening on "Ihe Mercy of the Kternal One," The Kev. W. J. L. Closs will preach at the Mount Eden Congregational Church to-morrow morning on " The Passing Healer," and in the evening on " The Mountains of the Bible." At the Primitive Methodist' Church, Alexandrastreet, the Rev. A. J. Smith will preach in the morning on " Being filled with the Spirit"; evening, an evangelistic service. A Welsh and English service will be held to-morrow evening in the Pitt and i dwin street Primitive Methodist Schoolroom. Subject, " Pechcdan [Capernaum " Welsh friends are requested to bring their hymn-books with them. Prayer meeting tomorrow morning at half-past seven for Christian workers and friends in Pitt-street Wesleyan Schoolroom, in connection with Mr. Noble's Temperance Mission. Mr. Kdward Trctter, from London, will preach at the Oddfellows' Hall, Devonport, to-morrow evening. "Some Problems of Life in the Light of the Gosper will be the subject of tho Kev. J. S. Hlll'g address at the Young Men's Christian Association Rooms tomorrow afternoon. Mr. George Aldridge will lecture at the Opera Hoiiss to-morrow evening on " The Second Advent of Christ: Why, How, and W hen." Wβ notice by advertisement that Mr. H. W. Farnall will give an addreis to-morrow evening, at the Temperance Hall, at seven p.m., on the "Divine Right of Kings." From the advertisement we gather that he will endeavour to prove that this particular doctrine, abont which most people known very little, is applicable only to Her Majesty Queen Victoria. Thero will bo no charge for admission.