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OHUBOH NOTICES THE M ethodist C hurch. r ■ " D R - W. R USSELL M altby ' Outstanding English Preacher nnd Lecturer. Will Speak at J>ITT gTREET £IHURCH, ■MONDAY, JULY 22, AT 7.45 P.M. DO NOT FAIL TO HEAR HIM. SINGING LED BY PITT STREET CHOIR. XITT STREET. prrc ITT QTREET. pitt g MINISTER:- R EV E. T. OLDS0 LDS 11 a.m.—JJON. JSITT, M.L.C. > Anthem: "From Every Stormy Wind.'' 6.30 p.m.—Sacred Sons Service, led by REV. E. T. OLDS. 7 p.m.—BROADCAST SERVICE. K KV E. T. OLDS0 LDS Subject; "BETRAYED!" Solo: "Praise Ye the Lord." Anthem: "I Waited For The Lord" (Mendelssohn). Soloists: Mines. Ailecn Johns and Dawn Harding. Organist: Mr. Albert Bryant. Pitt Street extends, a Welcome to You. Come, and Cotne Early. N.B.—Young Men's Division and Auxiliary V.M.C.A. Groups will attend the Service ill a body, also the Members of Pitt Street Y.W. Club. KINGSLAND— 11 a.m., REV. S. J. AVERREX ; 7 p.m.. REV. S. J. WERREN. XT'DEN TERRACE—II a.m.. MR. W. R. BUNGAY; 7 p.m., MR. E. J. HUTSOX. DOMIXIOX RD.-ll a.m.. REV. R. B. TIXSLEY; 7 p.m.. REV. W. T. BLIGHT, 8.A., B.D. ROSKILL-11 a.m.. REV. H. G. BROWX; 7 p.m.. REV. R. D. TIXSLEY. SAXDRIXGHAM— -11 a.m.. MR. PATOX: 7 p.m.. REV. H. G. BROWN. ]\fETHODIST SOCIAL Y SERVICE MISSION, (MJSfIJ AIREDALE STREET Vl'T i'y (Opposite Main Entrance, Town Hall). 11 a.m.—MR. JOHN HARRIS. ti.4o p.m.—Song Service, led by REV. A. EVERIL ORR. 7 p.m.—REV. A. EVERIL ORR. Subject: " THE SECRET OF TRUE STREXGTH." Soloist: Mr.-J. Churchill. Maori Mission at 11 a.m. FRAXIvLIX ROAD BRAXCH. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., REV. ARTHUR HOPPER. J7JAST QIRCUIT. COLLEGIATE CHURCH, GRAFTON RD. -11 a.m.. REV. PRINCIPAL H. RANSTON. M.A.. Litt. D.; 7 p.m., REV. W. T. BLIGHT, 8.A., B.D. Epsom— ii a.m.. rev. e. d. patCHETT. "Hope in Dark Days." Solo: "God is a Spirit," Mr. L. Knight; 7 p.m.. REV. E. S. HARKNESS. Anthem by Choir. "]\/fT. EDEN—II a.m.. Evangelists SerM vices, REV. FREDK. J. PARKER: 7 p.m.. REV. J. OLPHERT. Anthem by R EMU ERA—II a.m.. REV. W. WALKER: 7 p.m.. Monthly Musical Service, REV. W. WALKER. Soloists: Miss Gwladys Payne and Mr. H. Blakeley. Anthems. ■\TEWMARKET-U a.m.. Mr. Percy Del1' low* 7 p.m., Rev. A. Mitchell. Soloists: Mrs. Rpss and Rev. A. Mitchell. PARNELL—II a.m.. Mr. T. L. Hames; 7 P.m., Mr. E. Salmon. THREE KINGS — 11 a.m., Mr. G-. F. J, Parker. PANMURE—7 p.m., Student B. M. Tasker. N' EWTON EAST MISSION. Cr Un*>er Queen and East Streetß ; 11am —REV. A. S. WILSON (Communion). 7 p.m.—MR. ASHLETGH PETCH. THURS . 7.30 p.m.—MR. MURRAY FOUNTAIX. Social Gospel Service. CiT. JOHN'S METHODIST CHURCH. O Ponsonby Road. 11 a.m.-" UNREALISED RESOURCES." REV. HOPE HAYNES. 7 p.m.—'The Monthly Lecture: " YOUTH AND THE MODERN WORLD." Preacher: REV. F. J. HANDY. Solo: "Calvary," Mr. J. L. Heath. ONEHUNGA METHODIST CIRCUIT. ONEHUNGA —lO. Men s Fellowship, Rev W. M. Garn-er; 11. Rev. E. S. Harkness: 7. Rev. G. J rOB H? nday ' p p wTiOHE Lecture by Capt. Geo. Dibbern. PENROSE —l] M<\ R. Howell: 7. Mr. W. R. Bungay. WESTNEY RD. - 11. Mr. H. Gcorgf WALMSLEY RD.—7. Rev. E. D. Patchett, MT. ALBERT METHODIST CHURCH. 11 ii m REV. A. B. CHAPPELL, MA 7 pm.. REV. ANGUS McBEAN. Item' by Men's Choir. Social Hour with Community Singing after Evening Service. iTMlinri T?"™ XfKTHODIST CH.. » m—w A J; Corner Valley Road and HKTmSiI Mount Eden Road. 1 KENNETH' IL MELVIN. 11 a.m.—"THE IDEAL LIFE." No. 1. 7 p.m.—"WILL RELIGION REVIVE?" " The deadliest enemy of Christianity is not theoretical atheism; it is the stealing of the Church's thunder by nonChristians, so that some of the most devoted and sacrificial efforts now afoot toward humaneness and brotherhood are going, on outside the Church, while withir it too many Christians desire only well-adjusted' conformity." WED., 7.30 p.m.—Miss Joy Jones, of the British Syrian Mission. m , TTNITED * EVANGELICAL .ffSli U CHURCH IN N.Z. I ST. BENEDICT'S STREET. PASTOR: MR. N. W. J. HUNT. 11 a.m.—Subjects " AND PETER." 8 p.m.—Sunday School and Bible Classes. 7 p.m.—Evangelistic Service. Subject: "THE CHRIST OF THE BIBLE," WEDNESDAY, 7.30 p.m.—Midweek Meeting for Prayer, Praise and Bible Study. REVIVAL Jp IRE, MISSION OF HEALING, COVENANT HALL. EAST STREET. SUNDAY. 11 a.m.—Communion. 3 p.m.—Bible Study, »" Moses." 7 p.m.-" HE THAT BELIEVETH NOT SHALL BE DAMNED," Mark xvi., 16. MONDAY, 7.30 p.m.—Bible Study, "Saul." 'WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, 7.30 p.m.— Healing Through Prayer. There is nothing on earth that ia more ignored than the word of God. The word of man is honoured and followed, and professing Christians are among the most guilty, while the "world" if it does not- openly scoff cares nothing about it. Take for example Mark xvi., 15-18. DO YOU BELIEVE THIS ASSERTION OF OUR LORD? Evangelist A. H. DALLIMORE. Life axd advext mission (Church of Christ). WHITEHALL. 419 A Upper Queen St. 11 a.m.—Breaking of Bread. • Speaker: PASTOR C. W. COOXEY. Subject: "THE MIXD OF CHRIST." 2.30 p.m.—Bible Class. Question Day. 7 p.m.—Gosoel Service. Speaker: A. PAGE. Subject: "The Claims of .Jesus Christ." THURSDAY, 7.45 p.m.—Praise and Prayer Meeting. Everybody Welcome. OF CHRIST. 11—The Lord's Supper. 7—Evangelist. POXSOXBY— 7 p.m., " THE CALL TO LOYALTY," RALPH GEBBIE. B.A. DOMIXIOX RD.—7 p.m.. F. W. YOUEXS, " THE MISSING LINK." ONEHUNGA—W. G. CARPENTER, Buptisnial Service. RICHMOND—7 p.m.. L. R. USMAR. AVONDALE—7 p.m., L. B. WYATT. PUKEKOHE—2.IS p.m.. T. J. BLLL. MT. ALBERT—II a.m. (only). Communion. C PIKITUAL BROTHERHOOD, & Cohvill Chambers. Swanson Street. SUXDAY. 7 P.M. Speaker: MR. S. OLDFIF.LD. Subject: "WHERE WILL AVE SPEND ETERNITY. IF WE LIVE AS THOUGH THIS WERE THE ONLY LIFE?" Discussion Invited. Quest Club open every day from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Harmony Prayer Circles Every Wednesday from 8-9 p.m. in Club Rooms. rpHEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. J- 371 Queen Street. SUNDAY AT 7 P.M. Public Lecture, "SERVICE AND SACRIFICE'" By Qyj-ISS JULIAN JgDGER. M.A. Public Enquirers' Class 'Every Monday, at 8 p.m.