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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17889, 17 September 1921, Page 11

Chnrch Ndtlce*. w a„ M.c. ' MONDAY.^eStembir?9rf.«'pm-La a SiS&SftrVffifffl** '.and m Medi^ ' An S»+-L^ las 4%' ote»ni«ina secretary. An Mitereatlng Hislbry of St. David's, by a„ D 'J- 4'bert. is now in the printer's September. WIU be °*. * le about the 6nd oi OT. JAMES' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. i ° WELLINGTON STREET. " S*,JP*J»"W>. Anthem, creations Hymn " (Beethoven). C^ P 5 t ?, Anthem, "'The tiord Gave the Word " (Turner).. All Made l come . Seats Free. QT. LUKE'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. REMTJERA. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 18. Divine Service at 11 a.m. %v 7 p,m. Preacher, REV. C. J. TCCKER.' __gg*>2 Free. All Welcome, . gOMEPVELL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . REMUERA. Sfivicos at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Seats Free. All Welcome, REV. J. PATTISON. CT. STEPHEN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, JERVOIS ROAD, PONSONBY. Services at 11 a.m. »d 7 p.m. Preacher, REV .J. D. MoKENZIE. B.D. Gl ?c t Cll ? ir . 5 M a? Evgning TOChurch. Hall. tolwds^no^atioS th^a^-o^Flll.^N^xl^eS g™ K 93 is ea 7s tuJVVSF& work. ' S eaoh ' FulMii in *id of olaw ]JNOX CHURCH, PARNELL. rwni* J Po !xr^ raa:l S9i?? Service. "THE CHURCH AND THE OUTSIDER" Preacher: REV. JAMES IN&S. " m?p L iSSSB3r FORWARD MOVEMENT. "THE CHRIST AND THE CROWD." Preacher: REV. .{AMES INGS. Sept. SPRING FLOWER SERVICE. •pPSOM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH J - J GARDNER ROAD. 11 am.—" Tho Universal Magnet." 7 p.m.—"Me to Become a Christian." All Welcome. All Seats Free. REV. W. MeDONALD, Minister. TUT. EDEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - LfJ - MOUNT EDEN ROAD (Near Tram Terminus). U ».m.—-Expectant Creator." 7 p.m.— The Gospel According to Hosea.'' Preacher. REV. LEONARD H. HUNT. AH Seats Free. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. PAPATOETOE. ""vi. Preacher. REV. J. D. McKENZIE. B.D. Set vices at 11 ajn. and 7 p.m. BTV?&S&38 T V?&S&3 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. U VICTORIA ROAD, DEVONPORT. 11 a-m—"The Golden Candlestick." „ Anthem, " O Lord. My God" (Malan). pm 'rr 116 . Day °* Small Things." Anthem. 'King of Kins?" (Simper). Preacher: REV. .GEORGE BUDD--1 On THUSDAY, EVENIN&. at ,7.80 p.m., in the^Church, the.Rev. G. Bndd will present the case for Home Missions.*' CoDec. txonifor P.WJI.U. Funds. BELMONT. 6.45 p.m.—Mr. W. J. Mains. ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. LOWER SYMONDS STREET. Preacher.. REV. J. LAMB HARVEY. Late of Highgate, London, and Aberdeen. Morning at Subject, "The Discovery of God. in Unexpected Places." Evening at " Self-possession." Solos by Miss F. Stichonry, late of London, .. X j 1 *^ 11 ? " (Gounod), and God That Madeat Earth and Heaven" (Sanderson). Gaelic Service at 3 p.m. Rev. Angus MoDonald. Dt. Neil McDongall, Organist. ft PRESBYTERIAN O . CHURCH. Takapttna.— 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Minister. BEV. D. i. ALBERT. ST. ENOCH'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Momingside.—Services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Preacher, Rev. John Louden. LOWER REMUERA MISSION HALL. 7 —Special Song Service. Preacher. Mr.. A. Mudgway. Soloist. Miss Gorrie. OUNT ALBERT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.—II a.m., V Law and Love." 7 p.m., " The Power of Resurrection." Communion at the close of the evening service. Minister. REV. R. CROCKET. ONEHUNGA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH —11 ajn., " From Slavery to Citizenship." 7 p.m., " Scenes in the Life of Lavid: Nabal." . REV. D. P. SCOTT. CHURCHES OF OHBIBJ (ASSOCIATED). *^ PONSONBY ROAD—II a.m., Worship; 7 p.m.. Ralph Gebbie, B.A. . DOMINION ROAD—II a.m.. Worship: 7 p.m.. Will D. More. RICHMOND—II a.m.. Worship; 7 p.m., A. Edwards. ONEHUNGA—II ajn.. Worship; 7 p.m., Theo. Edwards AVONDALE— a.m.. Worship; 7 m-, ' Mr. J- C. Laing. POINT CHF.VMTER—II a.m.. Worship; 7 p.m., H. Edwards. DEVONPORT—II rf.ni.. Worship. /CHURCHES OF pHSIST. (Holding Life and Advent Truths). WEST STREET AND WALTERS ROAD. Morning at 11. for Fellowship. WEST STREET. Afternoon at 2.45. Sunday-school. Evening at 6.45. Preaching Service. MR. GEORGE ALDRIDGE Subject: " THE LAST DAYS." What is the goal towards which the history of humanity is tending? The present chaotic conditions offer nothing to warrant any hopeful view of the future. But revelation has spoken and lifts the veil from the unseen in its description of the last days. WALTERS ROAD, AT 6.45 P.M. Preacher: MR. J. MtKELLAR, of Melbourne. Subject: "RECONCILIATION OF ALL THINGS." Bible School at West Street on Wednesday Evening, at 7.45: Walters Road, Thursday Evening, 7.45 . BERESFORD STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. (Next Central Fire Station). Series of Special Sunday Evening Addresses on the Young Life of Our City, The Most Urgent Subject of Our Time. 11 a.m.—Flower Service. REV. FREDERIC WARNER. 7 p.m.—Addresses on " Instruction and Education," by Mr. E. C. Purdie. Secretary Board of Education, and on " The Growth of Mind." by the Rev. A. B. Chappell, M.A., Registrar of the Auckland. University. Soloist: Mrs. Kendal. WEDNESDAY. 21st (instead of Monday), at 7.45 League of Literature. Subject: " Charles Dickens," by Rev. A B. Chappall. M.A., assisted by friends. SUNDAY. L.M.S. Sunday. MOUNT EDEN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. VIEW ROAD. (Corner of Esplanade Road). Preacher: REV. HARRY JOHNSON. SPRINGTIME (FLOWER) SERVICES. 11 a-m.—Young People's Service. 6.45 p.m. Song Service. 7 p.m. —"The Message of the Flowers." Soloist: Miss Jessie Bailey. Anthem: "O Lord, How Manifold." TUESDAY. 20th. 7.45 p.m in School Hall. Welcome to Rev. Brough. L.M.S. Deputation GREEN LANE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Minister: REV. HAROLD J. RALPH. 11 a.m.—"The Joyous Master." 7 p-m—"Our Bible: the Revised Version." SEPTEMBER 26—Missionary Sunday. ATEWTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. IN EDINBURGH STREET Morning, 11 —Mr. Geo. Potter. Evening, 6.4550ng Service and Sermon. Mr. F. Crespin. mj> QALVATION ARMY. CITY WC O CORPS. ALBERT STREET. £p§rf& Services: AT£®2?fc 11 a.m., 8 p.m., and 7 p.m., »£«mjss StaffjCa.pt. Bear conducting all Services. THURSDAY, Sept. 22 — Kingsland Methodist Choir will give a Special Concert. C. DAWKJNS. Commandant. A. KERMODE. Capt. 1 ■