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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17110, 15 March 1919, Page 12

Sermons, \ Lectures, Soirees, Etc. BKRESFORD STREET CONGREGA TIONAL CHURCH. u (N«rdwfelu"Fw' Station.) • Minister, BBV. FREDERIC WARNER. 10,80 »,nj*-Inteioes9jQn; - *.- 11 ■a.m.— J. M. Stewart. , .•'-/'; .$} p.m.—Fellowship, . . Address by Rev..J.M ' Stewart. "/*;,' • . . 7 p.rfl.-Rey.' A, -Hodge, of Napier; , PlWqlw: .Bffly, HARRY JOHNSON. , of-'Jeglwtot Prayer. '■ ~ J 9 n «f»». Att «r Failure." -J* An thm. ''EteioTos In tie Lord." 8oIob9Wi« Myrtle Burn,), , ;y . MOUNT ROSKILL CONGREGATIONAL , CHURCH. 11 >,m,.wd 7 P.m.. Mr, W.'W, Stewart. CHURCH, EDINBURGH CHURCH, EDINBOHGH STREET. Mornfng, ll—Mr. Downey. . Evening. 7-Mr. .J. H. Muldoon, •""«•" "".:■•";""'" ''"','. .■■■'- ' ■ ■ A UCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE REV. H. KNOWLEB KEMPION. . 10.15 a.m.—Season of Intercession. , ouVcm^ B poto of BATAN B r J m !'&' , " BA PT I BMAL SERVICE. BE LIEyERS; BAPnSM: The Symbol of the Spirit's Most Mftrvefloue Work.'' Lord'i Bupp*r »t Close. SPECIAL OFFERINGS, THROUGB ENVELOPES MORNING AND EVENING FOR THE PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN FUND. „WEDNESDAY.. 7.30-Midwoek Service ff? tot,6 ..% b ! d -Study on the Book of Roto fattens "Tbs Opening of tie Seal*." -THURSDAY, 7.46. in School Hall-Lan tern Lecture by Miss Bopiwell, of 6"dar Un tM/Hfnfa. "AFRICAN PIONEF, B.' collection, for the Mission's Funds. Plea« note Jm' '««*<»« is THURSDAY, Dpi Tuejday, «i previously announced. "SUNDAY. fSTvaA '2J-.H»rvflßl TbanhsrtvuJff Services"RANGE' RoTd BAPTIST CHURCH. , Pwlor, REV H.HINTON. ' ifi-jMttH "The Probjeros of the Prayer Meeting;' 1 7 p.*.. .The Ark of Befog*:!' 818 m.,- Communion Service. Preacher, Rev W. Parry. 19th. at 780-Prayer Meet WEDNESDAY 19th. at 7,80-Preyer Meet tog, followed by members' business meeting, TUTILFORD BAPTIST' CHURCH, + V * TAIfcAPUNA, HARVEST FESTIVAL « ft.ra.-REV. R. BAILEY. 6.« p.ra.-MR. C. M. CARTER. " SeJdgt, MRS SOBBING. Organist. MR, EADY. - MOUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH. Minister: REV.'ERIC EVANS. HARVEST FESTIVAL SERVICES. , 11 »,m.~Subject. "Not By Bread Alow,' An address for the young' ' 7 gubjMt. ♦' The Law of the Han wall in Human Lite." WEDNESDAY, at 7.30.-Mid-weok Service P nN6 W.L.? AOHTOC!E a.m,". < »The Number of the Hours."' 7'p.m.-p* Heaven: Tho School for SainV S7p.m.--«;Heav«n: School for close o| invited Communion at' close o| Evening, Servtoe. 8 S. Anniversary. March 80, MOUNT ALBERT 'BAPTIST CFTTwr-Tr —11 a.m., Rev. A. Anstrce, Subieot "Branded" 7 p.m., Mr. Roxburgh. Eden dale, 7 p.m., Rev. A. Anstico. gPSOM BAPTIST CHURCH 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. THE SALVATION ARMY. ALBERT ST, Meetings at It a.m., 8 and 7 p.m., by ADJUTANT N. SMITH Sunday-school. 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. All Children Welcome. Open-air. 10 a.m., Union and Sate Streets rjpHß ''; ~. SALVATION > , ARMY *• •. Poneonby Road, Newton. . .HARVEST FESTIVAL SERVICES, MAJOR AND MRS. NEWBY, Assisted by STAFF-CAPTAIN AND MRS, WALLACE, Will ooiidtiot the ANNUAL THANKSGIVING SERVICES. . Special Music and Sons. Praise to .the Lord of Harvest. HQJK 3 U-JTBE ET , HALL, t « OFF-KARANGAHAPE. ROAD LORD'S DAY. 7 p.m,-Preac3ier, Mr. J. THURSDAY. 7,30 -Bible Beading. DEVONPORT GOSPEL HALL. '„„-,„ Calliope Road, ' .SUNDAY., Tjp.m.-Speabr, Mr. W. R. Ass, a^to^^iT^ 6 V*m ,l*».Wft A. hearty invitation is gwn.te til, fIOSPBL JffALL. MANUKAU ROAD V J«gBMn»WTi 7 i?.ro.-M r T, -H. Salmon. SuW, "Salvation: How H-ffl l 1? TODAY, 7.80 t .p,m.-Mr. JSSJJjSiSPPa?- Address to Believer. BBS* • Pr * yeir "*** lui i' i .1.11111 11, ,i II» „.. ' Jjpfei HALL, JJ|S\ROAD. MOUNT SATURDAY. 7.30 - PM. x Chnstian m Class, J«d by ' ... •. - M* Rum™ Cameron. ' AH • interested in Christian Work earnestly ... invited. wine to the Sunday;%chool Anniversary Services of the Dominion Road Methodist ~Chnroh being, held, in the. Empire Theatre, «• Spe«ii.al Mission Service conducted by MR. T. RUSSELL CAMERON, Tb-.SeQttislr Evangelist, m^,,.^' Md in the ■ THEATRE...ROYAL. KINGSLAND. ' • k *SDNDAY, 7 P.M. "Living Messages- for the Hour." Speoial Singing at' 45 o'clock. ■ ,W«...«t«tfd a -cardial invitation to the residents of the Kingaland and Morningside distneta to .this Speoial Service. TUESDAY, 7.30 p.m.-Eden Hall:' Prayer '.'THURSDAY. 7.80 p.m.—Mr. T. Russell Cameron. "Expository Studies in the Book of the; Acts." SEYENTHDAY ADVENTIST CHURCH MAGEELVIB STREET. . PONSONBY. « < ■,' EVENING.. : 7 M. ::-- ■■•■■. : *'. !.'" ' Speakers • ■vPASTOR W. G. BBITTAIN (of Weliingten): ;..:-.. . Subject: "The .Millennium of . the Bible: Whew, Ho* and IWhen Will It & iTS ■. Inhabitants of the Earth?" y m AH Heartily Invited. ." I?t*WAH AND THE WIDOW "OP XL " -; 2BREPBATB." * NEW CHURCH (BWEDENBORGIAN), Newton Road; near,top Symonils Strtiet. 1 SUNDAY, 7 P.M. '-■ REV, ROBERT J. STRONG. SuPday.sohool, 2.45 cm.' ■'I - - — • gUDAN • UNITED MISSION. ILLUSTRATED LECTURE. AFRICAN' PIONEERS." With Beautiful Lantern Slides. MISS L. F. BONIWELL. ' H TABERNACLE SCHOOL HAUV THURSDAY . MARCH 20, 7.45 P*M. To be followed by ANNUAL v AUCKLAND . CoHwtiori in Aid of Mission, -• ■ ■ '■ * .-■ ':•- '*'■■ ''9- ' •! t 8 * fiooiEr?! """ A Publio Lecture will be giyen at ' '' / ; HOFFMAN'S BUILDINGS, i '861, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, - /- On SUNDAY, at 7 B,'m. ." ?'■■.**? ? Subieot: r ■""'. SELF-OONTROL OR' 'COMPULSION, [Si £I#B °? L I)t»truction. ■ (bjla Prohibition the Only Way? ~ -v;By-Mr. ; .W.vg < . X$m f *.*.,., «