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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23423, 12 August 1939, Page 22

OHUROH NOTICES /~" gAPTIST T ' UPPER QUEEN STREET. "You are Sure of a Welcome at th. • Tabernacle." 110I 10 ■: MINISTER: -- ' J)K. ,]JOD<;E,B. 4 :- Bi f 11 a.m.—PREACHER: . 3lf R EV ' J OHN G.- R IBLEI - «o.; R EV. JOHN Q. V Subject: "REAL RELIGION" ■* F 2.15 p.m.—Sunday School & Bible 'pi. ' i-Qt 7 p.m.— SERVICE R EV J OHN Gr P/ DLEY > i E EV - J OHN (J. Subject: "A MIDNTGIJT CALL AND rro MOMENTOUS CHALLENGE'" 118 Do not miss this Service—it mav ft-,;,."-your whole Life! * " 3n ?e TO-NIGHT (Saturday),.,7.3o pm-.ru Meeting. Speaker: Miss M. W. Turner V; » WEDNESDAY. U. 1.5 p.m. -- Wnm. « Meetinpr. Speaker: Miss H. Itice. 73n r, 1 —PRAYER MEETING. Come and in Praise and Prayer. J n ®i SSOCIATED OHURCHES. AVONDALE—Rev. A. J. Jamieson. EPSOM—Rev. J. Hiddlestone. NORTH MEMORIAL Rev. P T . Crampton. •' u A. RICHMOND —Rev. D. H. Stewart MILFORD—Rev. John Inss. ■■ ROYAL OAK—Pastor- C. 11. Barton NEW LYNN—Pastor C. A. Latta PONSONBY —Student Norrish, Rev n, , J. North. • 0r - 3SANDRINGHAM—Mr. F. Crespin Mr P I Jansen. ' • PT. CHEVALIER—Student Jamieson r MERRILANDS—Mr. Bruton, Mr. Bhrtu' KUMEU—Mr. L. Lambourn. . WHITE SWAN—Student Norrish. HUlA—Student Gibbs. M° DXT E cl l ' SUNDAY T ®5S.' 11—"FOR OLD AND YOUNG" 7—"FULL SURRENDER." Preacher: REV. J. D. JENSEN. OUNT ALBERT BAPTIST CH^Rrii; Minister: REV. JOHN LAIRD if r 11—Brigade Parade Sen-ice. ' 7 —"Conditions of Blessing." ANDREW JOHNSTON MISSIOV AUGUST 20. N ORTH MEMORIAE BAfflsrcl®. 31 a.m.—Onarterl.v Communion Servi™ 7 p.m.—REV. P. L.-A. GRAMPTOnV, Thursday, 7..",0; Annual Conventional Gath'„ ing. Speaker: DR. R. C. GILLIE. Sk&ffi QHACKLETON RD. BAPTIST CHURT3 O REV. C. W. DUNCUMB 11—"Flowers Which Blossom in the GlnnmMiss Nancy Hutthcs will also sneak 7—"God's Way With the Backslider' .J-" 0 -Wle was in ths Wheels. 7 p.m.—loung People's Serri« Gods Wages." Dr. Gillie's Lecture Postponed till ATTff INLAND MISSION; FAREWELL MEETING - 1 AUCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLF ; • THURSDAY, AUGUST 24. 7.30 pv^; Speakers: MR. AND'MRS. C. J. PATCHFr? (returning to China) and MISSES L » INCLEDON AND I. J. TEBBS sMi MESSRS. A. G. GUNN AND H. HOGARTO (new workers). ■ Do Not Miss This Inspiring Meeting ;i JgERESFORD gIfEEET =:! QONGREGATIONAL QHUBCH (Next Central Fire Station.) COME AND SHARE THE BLESSING 10.15 a.m.—Prayer Meeting. 11 a .in.— < SPIRITUAL QECURITT." PIRITUAL SECURITY." Anthem: "I Will Lift up Mine Eya." Parents may enjoy morning worship White their children are cared for in the babv creche and nursery. ■ Y.W.L. Missionary Offering and Third Amiversary of launching of Model Mission Ship. 4.15 p.m.— , ' YOUTH FELLOWSHIP' RALLY AM) TEA. Speaker: MR. W. H. FOBTUSE. 7 p.m.— - . .-..r " THE CHURCH AND -THE MAN IN THE STREET. Special Evening Series. 2. "HnHE "VTON.GOING pHBBCH." - "1 HE ON-GOINGr V/ROTCH.-" Favourite hymns and gospel songs selected fcj ballot of the Congregation. ti ". Anthem: Mozart's "Gloria." Solo: MISS WINIFRED. JOHNSON.. AH Seats Free. All-Wetaw. COME AND BRING YOUR' FBIESK TUESDAY, 7.30 p.m.—"Church at Boat. \ Former Members and Friends invited.':, ■\TEWTON CONGREGATIONAL CE i> -SUNDAY SERVICES: ' 11 Bright "Gospel Services. A Cordial Welcome Awaits Yon. T. EDEN CONG. CHURCH. VIEW Rli. Minister: REV. FRANK DE LISLE. 11 a.m.—"HOW LONG SHALL I BEi'2 WITH YOU?" jr 7 p.m.—"WHY I BELIEVE •IN MAN. NURSES AND NURSINfI . HOMffi A ROHA Convalescent Home, 2 "Bassett Ed, Rcmuera. —Trained Staff; every/xomfod —Phone 10-904. . - BONNY BRAE.—Elderly Folks and fife valescents; beautiful views; fees n«3s> '' ate. Trained Nursing.—loS Market EmiL Epsom. Phone 17-234. DAV-A-DENE Select Convalescent Home, 31.3 Mt. Eden Rd. (2nd sec.). PL 46-S& Spacious rooms. P3y and night parsing. 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