ECCLESIASTICAL.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9220, 24 November 1888, Page 5

ECCLESIASTICAL.

At St. Paul's to-morrow sermon subjects are, in the morning and evening respectively, " Life's Pilgrimage" ami " Before Advent,: a Retrospect." lloly Communion will he administered at 8 a.m. At 4 p.m., baptisms. At evensong Stainer's anthem, "'I Am Alpha and Omega," is noted. "Union or Unity" is the title of the discourse based upon the third portion of the Lambeth Encyclical Letter to be read in St. Matthew's Church to-morrow evening, at the service commencing at (i.SO p.m. The other services are a celebration of Holy Communion at S a.m., morning prayer at 11, and the administration of the Sacrament of .Baptism at 3 p.m. At Epiphany Church, Dr. O'Callaghan conducts the services; morning, "The Lord's Oav: how to be kept,'' and evening, "Spiritual Power." The Rev. K. Sonnnerville will preach at the Presbyterian Church, surrey Hills. Morning, "Old Paths ;" evening, " The Tree of Life in the Paradise of God." The anniversary services of the Parnell Wesleyan Church will be held to-morrow. Morning, Rev. W. C.ittos ; afternoon, Rev. W. Gittos and Rev. Ilauraki Paul; evening, Rev. Hauraki Paul. At the Newton Congregational Church the Rev. 11. J. Lewis will preach. Morning, "Christ's Forty Days in the Wilderness evening, " The Gospel in Jonah." The Rev. C. IS. Ward will preach at the Franklin Road Primitive Methodist Church. Morning, "The God of .leshuruti and " Divine Friendship." There will he a Moral service at the Newton Primitive .Methodist Church to-morrow afternoon, when the children will recite and sins special hymns, and an address will be given by the Rev. S. Buchanan. A collection will be made in aid of a school treat. The Rev. J. S. Hill will deliver the second address upon " Holiness," in the Young Men's Christian Association Rooms, this evening at half-past seven. "Man's Natural Immortality" will be the subject of the Rev. .1. si. Hill's address to young men, on Sunday afternoon, at, three o'clock, in the lecture hall of tiie Young Men's Christian Association. Mr. Aldridge will lecture, to-morrow evening, in the Foresters' Hall, on "Immortality: What? Whose? When? and Why Given?"