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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23275, 18 February 1939, Page 25

CHURCH NOTICES fa MARY'S CATHEDRAL, PARNELL. 5 • 8 a m ,—Hol.v Communion. a■> m —Sunday .Schools & Bible Classes. j 1 'Maltins and Sermon. The Very Reverend the Dean of Auckland: Love. . n , —Holy Baptism. ,„ ' Evensong and Sermon, The Reverend E E. Bamford, Acting-Warden St. John's Collcpc- Anthem: "Comfort, O Lord, the Soul of Thy Servant" (Crotch). W ' MATTHEW'S CHURCH. S ' We lies ley Street West, g a.m.— Holy Communion. n , Suns Eucharist and Sermon. J1 'preacher: Rev. W. G. M. Ileerdegen. Harvest Thanksgivinß. . _ m _Evensong. Preacher: Rev. Canon feorse Coats. Anthem: "Ye Shall Dwell in the Land" (Stainer). irffURSDAY —Broadcast, Radio Mission to Listeners. Speaker: Capt. S. R. Banyard, Field Secretary C.A. (The Mother Church of Auckland.) I QUINQUAGESIAMA SUNDAY. : ' ■ ]j a rvest Thanksgiving Services. com—Holy Communion , Solemn Sung Eucharist, Procession and Address. m —Solemn Evensong Procession and 7 Din. OUICIUU J-.. 1 •vvvoo.UH uuu Sermon. Anthem: "Ye Shall Dwell in tho Land" (Stainer). "Vicar: REV. CANON CECIL WATSON PI PH ANY CHURCH, J2j . Karangahape Road 55 am -—^°'- v Communion. rfrsSrl 1° a m -—Children, nwj ii a.m. —Mattins. Vl?iy 7 p.m.—Mission Service. Preacher: Rev. Jasper Calder. Subject of Evening Sermon: "The Case for Reunion." KB.—The Mission Staff requires an Assistant for the Mission Shop and also a Junior „ r the Office (Shorthand-Typing essential). L-AnnLv 3-'3 Queen St. " LL SAINTS', PONSONBY. HARVEST FESTIVAL. TSSF S a.m. Holy Communion, 9.45 a.m.—Crusaders and Sunf.L ' day Schools. ll a in—Harvest Thanksgiving (Broadcast), preacher: REV. CANON W. W. AVEKILL. r pm —Festal Evensong. Preacher:. REV. CANON W. W. AVERILL. Kf" GEORGE'S CHURCH, Ranfurly Rd., 0 Epsom.—Harvest Thanksgiving Services «t S a.ra. : , 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. 11 a.m.— Tlie Archbishop and Primate of New Zealand sill unveil and dedicate a new Stained-glass Window above the Altar, in memory of the kin Pfeston Chambers. gjTTHOttAS' CHURCH, UNION ST. o am.—THE ORTHODOX LITURGY. . THE VERY REV. ARCHIMANDRITE ANTONIUS MOBAYED. Other Services as Usual. ijk Q MARY'S HOMES, HI O. QTAHUHU. The Annual Open Afternoon gaggl and Sale of Work at S. Mary's Homes, Otahuhu, will be opened at 2.30 p.m. on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25. All interested in the Homes are cordially fcnted to be present. * W. J. SIMKIN, Secretary. ryouEirs JQAY QF pRAYER. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 10.30 A.M. TO 4 P.M. biTX OF THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY Sepulchre, khyber pass. PJVYER FOR THE GREAT NEEDS OF THE COUNTRIES OF THE 'WORLD, fciaci Hour: Cup of Tea provided for those brineinir lieht- lunch. fiLKBY SISTER JESSIE: "Work Among ' Maoris." WELCOME TO ALL! A "rpHE COMMONWEALTH Ml fg* J-'COVENANT CHURCH." otahuhu VsBVaL (Formerly called British-Israel Church). YOUR LAST CHANCE OF HEARING CRYSTAL PALACE AND ROYAL ALBERT HALL EVANGELISTS: Rev. and Mrs. James McWhirter. SIT. AND MRS. JAMES McWHIRTER. Hev. and Mrs. James McWhirter. SUNDAY, 11 a.m., 3 and 7 p.m. Eat These Outstanding Messages and Solos, feted Revival Hymns. Children Singing. Bats. Free. Orchestra. Come Early. "HUNDREDS ARE BEING BLESSED." WILSON BROTHERS. FT HE AUCKLAND WAYSIDE MISSION, 1 87 Queen Street. L'iOTO. "ALL ONiE UN CHRIST JESUS."

a,: SATURDAY. >.m. —OPEN A lE, CIVIC SQUARE. SUNDAYr ia a.m.—OPEN AIR. SO p.m.—OPEN AIR. B p.m.—GOSPEL MEETING. MONDAY. 1 p.m.—MEN'S MEETING-. WEDNESDAY. ;b pjn.—GOSPEL MEETING. 3SISHANS KNOWN AS "BRETHREN" HOLD CITY-WIDE MEETINGS AS UNDER:— |0 W E STREET HALL. SUNDAY, 7 p.m.—Gospel Message. S Speaker: MR. W. S. REDDELL. Jsiject: "ONE THING THOU LACKEST." .TUESDAY, 7.30 p.m.—Prayer and Bible jE&g. Speaker: MR. F. H. BARDELEY. "11. Corinthians, Chapter 7." SATURDAY (To-nijrht). 7.30 p.m.—Youne "fipJe'a Meeting. DEN HALL. VIEW ROAD. r {Off Dominion Road). faSSELISTIC SERVICE TO-MORROW. 7 p.m. ";'i Speaker: MR. W. PEARCE. Subject: "THE GLORIOUS LORD." »I« & Bible Study, TUESDAY, 7.45 p.m. WELCOME TO ALL. JGATRE AVENUE HALL (Formerly Wellington Street). & SUNDAY. PI—EVANGELISTIC SERVICE will be conducted by MR. K. W. LIDDLE. Subject: "WONDROUS LOVE." — Prayer Meeting and Bible Address by MR. E. ROPER. Sub-

Ject: "Hebrews, Chapter 5.' lI£RSLIE TENT MISSION. SUNDAY; 8 p.m. &SDAY AND THURSDAY, 7.30 p.m. A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL. SCHOOL REOPENS 3 P.M. IN MASONIC HALL. German st. hall, onehunga. SUNDAY. 7 p.m. Mr. R. Parkinson. Subject: "In e *ith the Infinite." Sunday School. 'J. t.> ••Wednesday, 7.30 p.m.—speaker: §.«• Auld. Subject: "The Growth of gmta! Life." SATURDAY. 7.30 p.m.— FJ? People's Meetincr. |£EABTY WELCOME AWAITS YOU. jp.EMU ST HALL, BALMORAL ,• .(Formerly William Street). I SUNDAY. I £[" —Sunday School and Combined i Bible Classes. Speaker: MR. W. L. REYLAND. a 7.30 p.m.—Praver Meeting and i?pD ' I t Feb. —Sunday School Picnic Beach HALL. ROSSOROVE TERRACE MOUNT ALBERT SUNDAY, 7 p.m. m MR. J. FINDLAY P'&n 1 . nnes Special Addresses Upon "HANDS PLUCKED FROM THE frith c BURNING," Some Outstanding Testimonies. THESE GREAT MEETINGS. ROAD HALL. TAKAPUNA. |:; SUNDAY, g Bunday School. Q.tr, p.m. Bb' ' P-m. —Gospel Service. B&T r: MR, FRANK BARESLEY. 7-30 ,) m ' Young People's tiding' 7-45 P-m.— Prayer and Bible StDsv _ Galliope Road. fctSk l'- m —Speaker: MR. F. H. p.m.—Prayer Meeting. 'WAY, 7 p.m.—Bright Gospel Service. 4 Hearty Welcome to All.