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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15730, 3 October 1914, Page 4

Sermons, Lectures, Soirees, etc. pjTT ct. VrETHODIST pHUBCH 4.QTH ANNIVERSARY CERVICES. rpO-ifOKROW (SUNDAY). QCT. A MORNING. AT 11 O'CLOCK. Preacher, KEV. E. P. BLAMIBES (Moms: Eden). Subject . " HELP FROM THE SANCTUARY." B-ctcem. " O Ye that Love the Lord" - - ___ Coleridge-Taylor. Sola, •' Thanksgiving" ----- 'X'o»ra MR. MORGAN. IFTEBNOON. AT 2 45 O'CLOCK SHARP. MUSICAL SERVICE. Chairman. REV. C. H. LAWS, B.A. 9r?in Voluntary, " Twilight"' - - iFrimli >o<o, " Han est" - - - 'leresa Del Eeigo; MR. W. ASTLEY. . Vr-tiem. " Comes a: Times & Stillness" - ■ (Woodward kilo, " O Rest in the Lord" - - ("Elijah", MISS LILIAN PICKERING. AddrtM. KEV. C. H GARLAND.. trumpet Solo. " The Lost Chord" • (Sullivan] MR. W. J. DLL. Solo. " Les Raraeaui" ----- iFaure! MP. EDWIN DENNIS. )rgaa. " Melody" St. Clair! " Lullaby" - - Leni&rei >,»;. "The. Lord it Mr Shepherd"- Smart: MISS L. PICKERING AND MR. E. DENNIS. I them. " Let Not Your Heart be Troubled" dicing! ronciudinc Voluntary- " Final*" - '.Fan-bey; Mil. E. H. NICHOLAS, Organs and Choirmaster. EVENING. AT 7 O'CLOCK. Preacher. REV. C. H. LAWS. B.A. !nb;<K:. "THE CALL OF THE HEROIC." inthtm. "0 Gladsome Light"- - (Sullivan) Solo. " 0 Divine Redeemer" - - (Gounod) MISS OLIVE JAMES. Solo. "If With All Your Hearts" .... < Mendelssohn; MR. W. ASPINALL. TollectioTis in aid of the Trust Funds will be taKen up at each Sen-ice. THE METHODIST CHURCH OF NEW ■*• ZEALAND. AUCKLAND CENTRAL CIRCUIT. PITT STREET—Church Anniversary 'sea Special Advertisement).—ll s.m.. Her. E. P.. iiamire;. 2.45 p.m. Musical Service; adIre?* by Rev. C. H Garland. 7 p.m.. Rev. :. H. Law-,, BA. Evening subject, "The 'all of The Heroic." ALEXANDRA STREET-11 a.m., Mr. A. i Gordon, B.A. (Studentl; 6.45 p.m., Mr. ' Bridges. .KINGS LAN D.-ll a.m. and 6 45 p.m., Rev. '.. C Harrison EDEN TERRACE.—II a.m.. " The Ideal Thriitian," Rev H. Sharp; 645 p.m., " What 5 Man"'" Bcv. H. Sharp. DOMINION* ROAD.-11 a.m. and 6 (5 p m., '.ev. 3. B. Suckling. MORNINGSIDE.—II am . Mr. H. Marin ; 6.45 p.m , Mr. A. B. Gordon, B.A. (Siuleni). AUCKLAND EAST CIRCUIT. GRAFTON ROAD.-11. Mr. H. P. Mouart: 7. Rev G Bond MOUNT EDEN.—II. Rev. G. Bond; 7, 2ev. E. P. Bhmires-EPSOM.-li, Rev. C. H. Laws; 7. Rev. G. 5. Hinton. NEWMARKET.—II. Rev. G. B. Hinton; , Mr. W. J. Harvey. PABNELL.— Mr. W. Hogg; "J, Mr. F. V. Stone. REMUERA.—7, Mr. E. A. Bond. PANMCRE.-3, Mr. J. F Roberta. AUCKLAND WEST CIRCUITST. JOHNS. PONSONBY ROAD.-11, lEV. A. C. LA WRY: 7. REV. A C. WRY. Anthems: Morning, "To Thee. lret.t Lord" (Rossini): evening, "The Strain * Joy and Praise" 'Sullivan!. FRANKLIN ROAD (Church Anniversary). -11. REV C. H. GARLAND; 3, REV. A. J. LA WRY; 7. REV. W. A. BURLEY, LA. RICHMOND AVENUE. - 11, MR. :LARK; 7. MR. H. FORD (Home Missioniry). BAYFIELD— MB- H. FORD; 7, MBI. GREEN. GREAT NORTH ROAD.—II. REV. W. L- BURLEY: 7. MR. ROBERTS. ARCHHILL.—7. MR. 0. G. A. HARVEY. 'HUECH ANNIVERSARY" FRANKLIN ROAD METHODIST CHURCH. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 4. Special Music by Choir and Visiting Friends. 11 a..m—REV. C H. GARLAND. 3 p.m.—REV. A. C. LA WRY. Solo* by Mr. Aspinall and Mr. Watson. 7 p.m.—REV. W. A. BURLEY. M.A. Solo by Mr. Sexton. TEA AND PUBLIC MEETING, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 6. V-ORTH SHORE METHODIST CTBCmTDEVONPORT. Moraine—ll, Rev. D. McNieolL Evening— EeT. G. H. Mann. STANLEY BAY. Morning—ll, Rev. G. H. Mann (Communion). Evening— Mr. S. S. Stoupe. TAKAPUNA. Morning— Mr. T. E. Price. Evening—7, Her. D. McNicoll (Communion). INTERCESSION SERVICES. Intercession Services for Great Britain and ler Allies and all sufferers in consequence of (he war, will be held in all the Churches in this circuit. \fOUNT ALBERT METHODIST ax - CHURCH. Morning— E. Mcßoberts. Evening—Student C H. Kendon. r\NEHUNGA METHODIST CHURCH. Services: Morning at 11. Evening at 7. AUCKLAND "VTETHODIST ■jITISSION. EAST STREET HALL. NEWTONDAY OF PRAYER FOR THE WAR. 10 amMen's Bible Clasc. 11 a.m.—Rev. N. Turner. Subject: " THE CHRISTIAN ATTITUDE IN TIME OF WAR." Communion Service at close--7 p.m.— N. Turner and Student H. J. Odell. Chcir and Orchestra. PITT AND EDWIN STREETS. 7 p.m.—Mr. C. H. Sperber. Choir and Orchestra. AUCKLAND BROTHERHOOD. 3 p.m. All welcome. * UCKLAND pENTRAL VfISSION. Auckland Central Mission. Motto; "Have Faith in God." BRIGHT, HELPFUL SERVICES Will be held TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), os follows: — 11 CENTRAL MlSSlON.—Preacher, Pastor John Bwsott. Subject: "LET US GO UP AT ONCE." Sunday-school at 2.45. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. 630 p.m.— Service of Song, Orches:ra. Choir, and Band will take part. Soioist, Miss Butler , ~ 7 p.m. — Great Forward Movement. Preacher Pastor John Bissett. Subject, •NOTHING TO PAY, YET FULLY DISCHARGED." 2000 Free Seats. Hymn Books Provided. B.b> School on MONDAY NIGHT, in CVr.'rai Mission. at 30. Subject: " THE SECOND COMING OF THE LORD JESUS ' Fellowship Meeting on WEDNESDAY NIGHT at 7.30. City and Country Friends Heartily Invited lo All the Above Services. THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 1 CHURCHES. SUNDAY, 7 P.M. AT HOLMES'S HALL, Church St., One--1 iinga—Subject. "Where Did Sin Begin? W:>h Whom?" Speaker, Mr. J. A. Cr.acey. AT MACKELVIE STREET CHURCH. Ponjonby — Speaker, J. Gain. t;nitarian CHURCH, PONSONBY RD L i.ear Reservoir).—Services at 11 a.m. and " p.m. Evening Subject: "The Best Portion of a Good Man's Life," Rev. W. E. Williams, BA. All seats tree and unappropriated. VOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA--1 TION. MEN'S MEETING. 4 O'CLOCK. Hon Geo. Fowlds will Speak. Subject: " Religious Activities in Other Lands." Chairman, Mr B. Buttle. Collection tor Poor in Great Britain and Belgium. Strangers' Tea, 5 o'clock Visitors invited VOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO--1 CIATION, 25, WELLESLEY STREET EAST. Sunday Service, 4.15 p.m.—Subject, " Missionary News," contributed by Members. Tea and Social Hour, 5.30 p.m TO-NIGHT— Meeting at 7.4 c p.m. Leader, Mrs. Smith. Members asked to come and bring a friend.