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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22250, 26 October 1935, Page 7

CHtCBCH NOTICES ST. AXMEW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Lower Symonda Street (Ar.:iac Avenue Car). Minister: REV. P. GLADSTONE HUGHES. Public Worship: Mcrrr.ru:. 11 -"THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS AT HAND." Even.np. " THE TASK OF CHRISTIANITY—THE DEFENCE OF PERSONALITY," Music by the Qaartette. Hon. Organist: Dr. Neil MeDougall. CT DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN O CHURCH. Upper Khyher Pass Road. MINISTER EV. yy jgOWER gLACK. LL.B PUBLIC WORSHIP: '•* THE VICTORIES OF CHRISTIANITY." Or?rlooked Avenues of Encouragement. 7 p.m.— " THE CHRISTIAN REVENGE." A discussion of the distinctively Christian altitude to un rr.emy. Orsini't ; K. S. Craston. NIII s. Bac. Chr.irrcas'er: Mr. L. Barnes. CT JAMES' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH O Wellington Street, off Pitt Street. :j Minister- REV. R. FERGUSON FISH, ji 11 air—"THE SUMMIT OF AN AMBITION.' 7p rn ' THE MAN WHO WALKED AWAY FROM HIMSELF." S»i~-;cos That Si.tisfy Cord:a*;r W-ltcme j Helping Hnr.d Mission", Thursday. 7 30. EDEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ! Morning at II a.m. and Evening at 7 p.m. REV, J. A. ASHER, B.A. E 1 PSOM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ' Gardner Rd. Minister: REV. J W. : MrKENZTE. B.A. 1! a.m.. " The Next Day j After " p.ir , " The Promised Land and ' the Wilderness." <T LUKE S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. C* f,>c:n*n» Rd. Div rw Worship. ■ 11 an. ■■J'fEiori:'; Scrvi.e. (The L«tc Mr. A. (Vtt.rach>. and 7 plat.—Pr-acher- REV. J. A. THOMSONQT. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. O Papameioe.—ll a.m.. " The Christian's : Vote on th-" 1 Liquor Question"; 7 p.m. • ."Staf'on Rd s. "The Resurrection of tne Dead!" REV. T. R. ROSE YEAR E. OT. STEPHEN'S PRESBYTERIAN O CHURCH Jervoig Road. Ponsonby. Preacher: REV. JAMES INGS. ?ALLURED"'TO BRIGHTER WORLDS." 7 T m —Svihiect: i "THE FAILURE OF SUCCESS. Anthem : Smart's Te Deum. S' OMEEVELL PRESBYTERIAN CH„ Rem tiers. Rr.V. T. N. CUTTLE, l'l a.m.-" WITH HIM." 7 p.m.—THESE MEN." ! Fellowship Meeting. Wednesday. 2-30 g-in. Kxox PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Birdwooi Crescent Parrieih i Minister: REV. DOUGLAS SPENCE. 11 am —" The Preaching oi the Cross, j 7 The Secret of the Lora. O 1 NEHUNGA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS MUSICAL FESTIVAL Minister: REV. L. MrMASTER. B.D " 11 a.m.—"THE BASIS OF HAPPINESS Soloist. Miss Mary Gow. Anthem. ' The Snn Shall Be No More. 7 p m —"Exceeding MnimiScal Houses ot God " Soloists: Mr. and Mrs. J. Dickson. Mr. and Mrs. McFarlane. Anthems. "Brea* Forth into .Toy," "Te Deum." Organist ' and Choir Mistress. Miss E. Berryman. : TyiLSON MEMORIAL CHURCH. ' » T Victoria Avenue, Remnera. ' United Service for Young People. , p.ra. ; Preacher: MR. FRANK CRESPIN. T 1 HE MUNICIPAL HALL. Broadway, Newmarket. | 11 a.m.—Worship Meetmc. i 7 p.m.—"Near the Cress." j REV. T. EUSSELL CAMERON. WHERE TO SPEND A BRIGHT SUNDAY NIGHT AT TEE 1 P OXT r J[ ,H:EATRE (NEXT WOOLWORTHS. QUEEN ST.). EACH SUNDAY. AT 7 P.M. Under the auspices of the N.Z. Bible Training Institute. ■ | REV. JOHN BISSETT. Missioner. j Subject: "THE DIVINt. EQUIPMENT FOR CHRISTIAN LIFE AND SERVICE. Bright Song Service. led__ by the j Bible Training Institute Students. Don't miss these Delightful Services. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), AT 7.30. At the BIBLE TRAINING INSTITUTE. Special Prayer Meeting for "REVIVAL. All Interested Are Heartily Invited. gI. REVIVAL MISSION. (Ij—OTAHUHU fOppoa. Transport Co.)— Sunday, 9.45 a.m.. Young Men and Women: 11 a.m., Communion; 3 p.m., S.S.; 7 p.m.. Revival. Tues.. 7,30 p.m., Bible Teaching. Sat. fat Mr. Mills'). 3 p.m.. Holy Baptism : 7 p.m.. Spiritual Gifts. (Special Bus leaves Hull. 6.5(i. via station). (2) MANUREWA (Pesrler'B Bldgs.i— Sun.. 11 a.m.. Communion: 7.30 p.m.. Revival. Wed.. 7.30 p.m.. Bible Instruction. (3* —(a) KARAKA HALL—b p.m.. Revival: (b). Mr. Grant's. 11 a.m.. Communion. (4)— PAPAKURA (B.L Hall)— Wed.. S to 9 p.m.. •'Armapisddon.'' (5) ROYAL OAK (Royal Oak Hall).— Sun... 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., "The Kingdom.." Thnrs.. 7.30-9 p.m.. National Message Evangelists C. S. and F. R. WILSON. rp HE gALVATION CONGRESS HALL CORPS. GREY'S AVENUE f Nenr Town Hall). 11 a.m.-" DOUBT. FEAR. FRET." ADJUTANT V. DICK. 3 p.m., and 7 p.m., A FESTIVAL OF MUSIC. LT.-COMMISSIONER AND MRS ADAMS. MAJOR H. COFFIN AND S. HAYES. Vistitng Bands,—WELLINGTON CITY. HAMILTON. WAIHI. Local Corps Bands Supporting. MONDAY, 7,30 p.m.—A Musical Programme. WELLINGTON CITY BAND. Capt. Harry Goffin, .Tun., Bandmaster. * T*HE SALVATION ARMY. jjjt A PONSONBY RD.. NEWTON. Ijjk 11 a.m.—Eiolinesss Meeting. jW) CAPTAIN THOMPSON. 5.30 p.m. Grand March of Two ; Bands and Army Forces, through Newton. j 7 p.m.—The Salvation Messnge in Music | and Son. HAMILTON and NEWTON j Bands and Newton Songster Brigade j taking part. Major Hildreth leading, i Xt-zsm TTIGHER THOUGHT TEMPLE. ! Fw| -CI Cr. Pitt and Wellington Sts. fcfwf/j 7 p.m. lnterpretation of "My : Father's House." by SISTER ! LEWIN. Soloist: Miss Ida Walker. TUESDAY. 7.45 p.m. - SOCIAL AND j SUPPER. Excellent Programme. Sub. Is. j WEDNESDAY. 2 p.m.—Women's Progress Club. Speaker: Mr. T. W. Silcock. All Ladies Welcome. THURSDAY. 7.45 p.m.—Divine Science Address. Mr. T. W. Silcock. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 3. PROFESSOR ADAMS. B.D. pHEISTADELPHIANS, | Freemasons' Hall. Upper Queen St. 11 a m.—Fellowship Meeting. LECTURE. 7 p.m. " BRITAIN'S Part in the Closing Scenes of Human Power." Speaker: MR W HOLMES Ail Welcome. No Collection. 1 3 o'clock, near Domain Tea Kiosk. i ■ LECTURE. SUN-j O DAY, 11 «~t THE DOMAIN RO- } TUND \ TAURANGA. Subject: WHAT; IS THE TRUTH?" Pilate's Question; Answered (John xviii.. 3 a ). Lecturer: MR. W. WIG GIN. j SPIRITUAL BROTHERHOOD j ij Col will Chambers. Swurison Street. SUNDAY. 3 p.m.—Mrs. IDA ROLLESTON (Londnr j | Kpirit-i;.] Mission) 7 r>.m.—Lewis Endv H.'H. ■ Trance Add mm and Clairvoyance. MRS OF, A DYS DA VIES. S.N.U.. Erd.nd, j TO-NIGHT. 8 p.in.—Welcome to Above j Mediums in Club Room. Admission: Is. Member? Pre". . r-S—»aw"TOIN- THE. GROUP OF ~ ' i EARNEST MEN WHO SUNDAY AFTERNOON Ni!7 at 4.15 for a BRIGHT. BROTHERLY MEETING. IT IS " THE MEN'S BROTHERHOOD Also on TUESDAY, at 1.5. a Lunch-hour Bible Study, to wi; ich all men are invited. Y7 c:i SING-SONG IN THE LOUNGE I SUNDAY. 8.30 P.M. Choruses by the Beresford Street C.E. Speaker: REV. A. E. NELSON. Itpmß by Misses Rattray and Gourdie. AH Welcome.