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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17651, 11 December 1920, Page 13

if is&««— , I Sermons, Lectures, Soirees, Etc. I rpHE LORD'S DAY ALLIANCE OF I J- NEW ZEALAND. lOßject: w To Promote a. Better Observance of the Lord » Day. and to Secure it as a Day of Rest far the Whole Community" BOP AVERILL. President. For Information, apply to REV. PERCIVAL JAMES. Secretary. St. Mary's Cathedral. Parnell. 'R- "AjT A? ; Y '« pATHEDRAL, O 1M PARNELL. V 7 SUNDAY. DECEMBER 12. 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. 11 .m. —Mattins. Preacher: REV PERCI[VAL JAMES. 2.4.'i p.m. —Sun day-school. §2.4.". p.m.— Sunda r-srhool. 4 p.m.- Holy Baptism. T ,1,r" , .-',' : «"?f»w- Preacher ; THE RIGHT REV. J if K BISHOP ()P_AU C K LAND. £JT. QHURCH, WELLESLEY STREET. SUNDAY. DECEMBER )•_>. 8 a.m.- Tlo!y Communion. 11 am.- Matti-ns and Sermon. Preacher: REV. C. H. GRANT COWE.N. a p.m.—Children's Service. | i 15 p.m.- -Holy Baptism. I ' „7.,>''•''' 'V Oll ; »*":1 Sermon. Preacher, 1 I RA. ' ■■ " GRANT COWEN. Subject! I , ' '■''"'■ „ x ". rs " s Spiritualism; or. Conan I i V *"?. ?a:i. i!r >'' Anthem: "Cod Is a I Spirit (Orihiths) 1 Ai?'Sov- TL Kre l e riA . XD '- FREE SITTINGS. 1 A i J . -^ a il_?. rp l_. n J_ !' ivp -Minute.- to Seven. I gT. PAUL'S CHURCH." SYMONDS ST. | * SUNDAY. DECEMBER 12. I P a.m.- Qoly Eurlu rist. I c ll *■'«■-;- Holy Eucharist (sung) and' M g»tm-<n. i reachor: REV. CORDON BELL. 1 «L P m—Evensong find Sermon. Subject: I t T;.- ! Knting of ,he Church in New ZeaI l™- 1 13,.. Preacher: THE VICAR I AM Scats Free. I |pIlUKcn OF THE HOLY SEPULCHRE, I **> KHYBER PASS ROAD. I THIRD SUNDAY IN ADVENT. Il 730 i'" ii'tany. 8 a.m. Holy Communion f _ I '■ . iim - , •, ,i . 'Uiiii 1.-'inn) and Sermon. lil Pn«,;..r ,:i-.\ (.-. A. B. WATSON. iV ■- H..-.;■,• Baptism. 7 pm. - Evi-iisoriß luinsl and Sermon, -V-Jioso Dwelleth" (Martin), preacher: RM. (;. CORDON BELL. Vicar. I "P -n SAINTS' CHURCH. and Sermon. Ant!... !; -. _' V-hoso Dwelleth" (Martin). £ll* ':''!.L \ J_ KX • ( '_■ C ' UR DOX BELL. Vicar. SAINTS' CHURCH, PONSONBY. THIRD SUNDAY IN ADVENT. 1920. SB a.m.-Holy Communion. 11 a.m.—Confirmation. THE BISHOP. 4.15 --Holy Baptism. ' P-«}.-;- Evensong. In Memoriam Service.'' • 5 hh \ iCAR. I BERNE BAY.— a.m., Holy Communion. ' P-'» .Evensong; REV. W. E. LUSH. M.A. Qg PI P HAN Y CHURCH. NEWTON. 8 a.m. —Holy Communion. •\r ll v m ~rH? rnin ?. pra . v «r and Communion. Members of City Mission are asked to attend n Preacher: REV. JASPER CALDER | ! '; u, unr""'U"" d Sermon. Preacher: I • zE±j. archdeacon Mac-hurray. I QT. LUKE'S CHURCH. ~MT. ALBERT — I KJ 8 a.m., Holy Communion. 11 am I Morning Service and Holy Communionpreacher. Canon Haseldcn. 7 p.m.. Evening I Service: preacher. Canon Hapelden. J ST. PETER'S CHURCH U QUEEN STREET. ONEHUNGA. ' 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. 11l —Morning Prayer and Sermon 5.40 and 3 p.m.—Sunday-school. 7 p.m.—-Evensong and Sermon. Preacher at "both Services: REV. E. ROBERTSHAWE ( nap]in to King's College ' Confirmation Service, Dec 17 8 r>" m TTTR' . RIGHT REV. BISHOP OF AUCKLAND fPHE MISSIONS TO SEAMEN *"*• SUNDAY. 7 P.M. MASONIC HALL. NORTHCOTE (Marine Suburb). ARTHUR P. COWIE, Missioner to Seamen. I * .«==*. " " " ' I ? /vSiK AUCKLAND. I -jyj i S S I O N. I BRTNCESS nnHEATRE. QUEEN I *- ■ -4- STREET. I SO-MORROW EVENING. Doors open 6.30. if 7 o'clock—Orchestra, under the direction I ©f Mr. Burnand. |i 7.50 p.m.—Service begins. I Offertory Solo: "Angels Ever Bright and 1 Pair" (Handel); MRS. DOROTHY WIL--1 LIAMS. I Preacher: 1 "OEV. JASPER /BALDER. | If You Hare no Church Home. ;| > _ Make Your Home With Us. I ff O ANGLICANS, I I-"- OTHER CHURCH-GOERS. | &ND ALL WHO WERE PRESENT AT | THE ANGLICAN MISSION SERVICE if AT THE PRINCESS THEATRE. I LAST SUNDAY EVENING, a ©.nd heard the Address on " Spiritualism." I Are Urged to I ATTEND THE PUBLIC GATHERING I At the I BAPTIST TABERNACLE, I TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON. i And §» HEAR MORE OF THIS VITAL SUBJECT "ANGLICANS." fTBE "COMPRESS nPHEATRE y-HE Impress Iheatbe! ! NEAR RESERVOIR CORNER li NEWTON. ■ / I AT 7 P.M. ON SUNDAY. | Dwing to Medical Advice Mr. Spottiswoode | will not speak on " Spiritism." { MR. R. LAIDLAW will Speak. s | Subject: "A Thrilling Story, A Dying j Thief's C'onfessioij." Admission Free. YOU are Invited. CHRISTADELPHIANS. > Freemasons' Hall, Belgium Street. 11 a.m.—Fellowship Meeting. , , 7 p.m.—See Advt. Below. j No Collection. DEADER - rpEINK! Consistently or otherwise. How [ can those who support the idea of Immortal Souls" or " Spirits" winging tueir flight to other spheres | 01 existence at death, effectually s combat the idea of disembodied } spirits spirits of the dead—as [| advanced by Spiritualism? [j Read, down these columns and S reflect how many there are who are I in this position. There must be something wrong with them somewhere, either in '.heir attitude to the Bible, or else to Spiritualism. Si Ihe Pagan ■ Superstition of soul I immortality has nothing in common Iwitn Bible Truth, and you are invited to hear the decision of the Bible at the Freemasons' Hall, Belgium Street (Grafton end of Karangahane Road). TO-MORROW I.Sunday) Evening, at 7 o'clock. Speaker: Mr. .7. A. McLeod. of Hamilton. No Collection. A UCKI.AND SUNDAY-SCHOOL TTNION. ■ \J pHINA AMINE TpUND. I] j DONATIONS FROM SUNDAY-SCHOOLS. CHURCHES. INDIVIDUALS EARNESTLY SOLICITED. | Help Speedily Wanted. ! Contributions Acknowledged. REV. L. B. BUSFIELD. 5, DarbyStreot. tyOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN A ASSOCIATION. UPPER QUEEN STREET. I Members' Tea, 5.15 p.m. Hostess. Mrs. Searle. Pioneer Club Assisting. c MISSIONARY- TALK. 6 P.M. ; Bpeaker: Mrs. (has. Hummel (of Sudan interior Mission). gEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCHES PONSONBY. Mackelvie Street—Sabbath, "a.m., Pastor R. Hare. i EDENDALE, William Street — Sabbath, {; V- a.m., R. Anderson. i\ ONEHUNGA, Royal Oak Hall.—Sabbath. y » a.m., W. G. Brittain. il Ara Heartily .Welcome,