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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13497, 25 May 1907, Page 2

Sermons* Lectures, Soirees,. etc rpo MEMBERS OP THE CHURCH OF X ENGLAND. Residents in the District of Auckland who were associated with Church Work at the date of the signing; of the Constitution (i3UI June, ,1357) in .Bishop • Saiwyn's days, desirous of taking part in the approaching (Celebration of the «vent on the 13th June pros.. are requested to send in their names and addresses during the nest few day*, to cither of the undersigned, who have ';■'. been appointed by the Standing, Committee to secure the attendance of >nch old Church Workers on; this interesting occasion. i CHAS. if. NELSON, St. Paul's Vicarage. ! W. J. SPEIGHT. Queen-street QT. PAUL'S. SYMOXDS-STREET i O —Trinity Sunday.— a.m.. Holy Com- | munion; 11 jure.. Holy Communion; 4 p.u». Baptisms: 7 p.m.. Evensong and Sermon. Anthem; "In Humble Faith ' (Garrett); offer- j tory. "God is a Spirit (Sterndale Bennett). ALL SAINTS' CHURCH. PONSONBY ROAD. —Trinity Sunday, May 26.—H01y Communion, intercession for missions, 8; Children's Service, 10; .Ordination. 11 Bible Class, 3.15; Holy Baptism, 4; Evensong and Sermon, 7 :■'.-■' ■ 'J v- • ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL. PARNELL.O . Trinity Celebration of Holy i Communion, 8 a.m.; Morning Prayer and Ser- j mon. 11 a.m.; Children's Service, 3 p.m. (Cateohist.. The Bishop); Evensong and Ser- j mon, 7 p.m. (preacher, the Rev. the Chaplain, I H.M.s. Powerful). ' ST. MATTHEWS CHURCH. WELLESLEYSTREET WEST. TRINITY SUNDAY. MAY 26. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer and Sermon (preacher, Rev. H. Mason, 8.A.), vicar of Otahuhu. Anthem: " Incline Thine Ear" (Hiramel); 415 p.m., Holy Baptism ; 7 p.m.. Evensong and Sermon (preacher, I Rev. P. T. Williams. M.A.. Warden of St. John's College). Anthem. " Send Out Thy i Light" (Gounod); offertory solo, "Lead, Kindly Light" (Pinsuti), Miss Emily Moon.' TUESDAY EVENING, at 8 p.m.. j IN PARISH HALLPresentation of S.S. Prizes, followed by Sacred Drama. "ST. PATRICK." .rickets—One Shilling; Children, Half-price. A few reserved seats at 2s. QT. MATTHEWS CHUB OH. O THE TOWER is Open to Visitors every week day. from 12 till 4.50 p.m. Tickets, sixpence each. • . riHURCH OF EPIPHANY, NEWTON. Holy Communion, 8 a.m.; Morning Service, 11 a.m.; Evensong, 7 p m.. Preacher, REV. P. CLEAR Y. ■ .___ , ST. DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, KHYBER PASS ROAD. . REV. A. C. WEDDERSPOON. I 11-" JESUS CROWNED." j 7-" RUTH THE GLEANER." 1 , TTNOX CHURCH. PARNELL. REV. J. B. RUSSELL, B.D. " : " 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. - / Anthem, " Holy, Lord God of Hosts " (Monk). ST. STEPHEN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, • PONSONBY. -.-•...'•.. . % 11 and 7, REV. A. MACAULAY CALDWELL. 11—" The Good Samaritan." Children's Address, " Our Guide." 7—" Patriotism: The. True." All interested in the Empire cordially invited. QT. PETER'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, O GREAT NORTH ROAD.-Morning at 11. "God's Gentleness;" Evening at 7, "The Distinction of the Cross."— R. Gatherwood. ST. JAMES' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, WELLINGTON-STREET.—Preacher, REV. R.L. WALKER, M.A.—ll/ a.m., subject. Gideon;" 7 p.m., " Does the Pulpit Conceal the Truth." Anthem. "Lord of All Power and Might" (Mason). ( ' "■ QT. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, XJ ALTEN ROAD (Lower End of Syinondsstreet).— Service at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. —Preacher, Mr. W. Stewart. -* EDENDALE PRESBYTERIAN : CHURCHRev. A. Miller, M.A.-ll a.m., "Thy Kingdom Come;" 6.45 p.m., "The Culture of the Mind."/-; ... , ,', ONBHUNGA 1; ? PRESBYTERIAN PffTJRCH— ;11 a.m., ,Rev.D.D. Scott, "Luke's Picture of a Christian Lady." ,7 p.m.. Rev. G. B. Monro. ',/;/ .-' ~■ : ~ " EPSOM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-ll a.m., " Study to be Quiet;" 7 p.m., "The All-Powerful Name."—Rev. James Mac-life. QT. LUKE'S ' PRESBYTERIAN " CHURCH. O REMUERA.—Thirty-second Anniversary. —11 a.m.. ) Rev. J. Wilkins, Beresford-st.; 7 p.m.. Rev. D. iD- Scott. Onehunga. Special Anthems at both services. Dr. McDougall will give a short Organ Recital at the close of the evening service. ANNUAL SOIREE on WEDNESDAY, May 29. at -7.30 .p.m.; excellent programme. Admission. One Shilling. ' Methodist: church: - put-street .:'• •■": .■:.- -•<;'. circuit. :■.} 'f>- -■•; : '":V • TO-MORROW. ' • PITT-STREET-10. 'Service - fox: 'Sailors■ H.M.'s Warships, Rev. J. A. Luxford (Chaplain); 11, Rev. W. ; J.'Watkin;" 6.45, Rev. J. A. Luxford. Subject, "The Christ's First Recruit. "Anthem. King of Kings " (Simper) solo by Mr. Reg. Hooton; recit., "Ye People Rend Your Hearts;" aria/" If With All Your Heart" (Elijah). MOUNT ALBERT.-11, Rev W. C. Oliver; 6.45. Rev. W. C. Oliver. TRINITY, KINGSLAND.—II, Rev. A.; N Scottor, B.A. (Special Services); 6-45, Rev. A. I N. Scotter.B.A. : : 5 -/x; >■ -.-■<«■,'•-■ ■/•;'] ARCHHILL.-11. Rev. J. A. Luxford; 6.45, ! Mr. T. T. Garland. ■■.::■: ' '. AVONDALE.—II. Mr. W. A. Burley (student); 6.45. Mr. W. A; Burley (student). METHODIST CHURCH SERVICES.—AUCKLAND EAST CIRCUIT. GRAFTON ROAD.-11, Mr. P. Emerson; 6.45, Mr. E. Cox (student). : v ; . MOUNT EDEN—II, Rev. W. R. Tuck, 8.A.; 6.45, Mr. C. French. NEWMARKET.—II, Rev. G. W. J. Spence; 7, Rev. W. R,. Tuck. B.A. * PARNELL -METHODIST. MISSION.-11, Mr. W. Howard. Thomas; /7, Leader, Mr. F. -W. Stone-RBMUERA.-7, Rev. G. W. J. Spence (Communion Service). ■; PANMURE.-7. ; ;Mr. AY. Howard Thomas/ methodist CHURCHES. >- AUCKLAND :V;;.-';:/::iWEST circuit. Sunday,, may 26. ST. JOHN'S. PONSONBY.-11. C. H. Poole, M.H.R.; Anthem. " Lift Up Your Head." 6.45, C. H. Poole, M.H.R.; Anthem, "The Radiant Morn.". -•- •■■■'.•■.- BAYFIELD.-U, Mr. L. B. Neale; 6.45, Mr. R. J. Adlington. "VTORTH SHORE METHODIST CIRCUIT.Vi DEVON PORT—II, Rev. J. S. Rishworth; 7, Mr. W. Wild. SUNNYSIDE-11, Rev. 8. Griffith; 7, Mr. J. H. Buddie. TAKAPUNA— 11. Mr. W. J. Harvey; 6.45, Rev. S. Griffith. "DIRKENHEAD METHODIST CIRCUIT. i BIRKENHEAD-11, Rev. G. S. Cook; 7, Mr. A. Waterworth.'..'■. - , NORTHCOTE—II, Supply; .'7, Rev. G. S. Cook.-/: /■■.,, •■■'■ ' AUCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE. Preacher, : JOSEPH CLARK. ' Morning, Prayer Meeting. ! Morning, 11—" The Ever Present God." Evening, 6.45— A Message from God." j Anthem by the Choir. Hearty Congrega- -j : . tional :; Singing. * . . Everybody Welcome. " ! Out-door Meeting, 8 p.m. j EPSOM BAPTIST CHURCH.-Morning, 11 I a.m.. Rev. T. A-, Williams; afternoon. Sunday-school; evening, 7 p.m. (Young People'* Service), Rev. T. A. Williams. -Sub-1 ject, "The Empire and Its Claim." Solo by j Miss Galloway. -'.'-' RICHMOND: : BAPTIST CHURCH, j i Morning at 11—Mr. W. ' Young. Evening at 7—Tabernacle Endeavour Society MOUNT ROSKILL BAPTIST- CHURCH.11, Rev. Ernest A. Kirwood; 6.45. Mr. Harold Hercus (of the Central Mission). Alexander's Everybody welcome. PONSONBY IiAPTIST CHURCH. Morning at 11—Rev. Alfred North. Evening at 7—Rev. Alfred North. / BERESFORD-STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. : 11 a.m.—REV. G. B. MONRO. .'.- 7 p.m.-REV. JOHN WILKINS. / Solo, Miss Blanch Garland. " But the Lord is Mindful " (Mendelssohn). : ".'-'' ■'•' MOUNT - EDEN CON GRKG *>. iVX CHURCH.-11, "FAITH'S TRIAL AND TRIUMPH." 6.45, WOMEN-OF THE BIBLE (3) " THE MOTHER THAT FAILED." Rev. Win. Day, Preacher. 7, Mount Roskill Public School Hall-Mr, J. Baking. ■ , - /.; .'-/,/-. ATEWTON: CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.,'i is EDINBURGH-STREET.-Morning, < 11. Mr. P. E. Cheal; Evening, 6.45, Mr. F. Rands.; Prayer Meetings, 7.30 a.m., 6 p.m. Whosoever will may come. j