CHURCH SERVICES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XLII, Issue 12823, 15 April 1916, Page 4

CHURCH SERVICES.

Palm Sundav services will be conducted to-morrow in St. Pauls by the e*;- S. F. Hunter. The morning subject is "Contrasts and Comparisons, and the evening "The Inner Meaning of the Triumphal Entry." The usual evening service will be held at Jiveline. ~ > Vt the Baptist Church to-morrow morning there will be a parade of men from tiie Territorial camp at present being held m Oamaru. Uiaplam.Captain'Lawrencc will be the preacher, and the subject will be "Tnc Christian Armour.-' At the evening service tnc Rev A. Lawrence will preach on the subject of '--The Battle ot Armageddon." ' ' ', ' . i Tho Aruiv services will be conducted to morrow uy Statt Captain Carter, oi the Training College, Wellington. A special service for young people will be neld in the afternoon at 3 p.m. On Moudav evening at a o'cock the Start Captaiii -will give an interesting lecture on Salvation Army missionary work in India, where he worked for a number of years. r To-morrow morning Mr It. J- Cooper will.preach on "Cluist or Baraooas, ' in Wesley Church. "The Disease and the Healer" will be the Rev. J. A. Lochore's subject iu the evening, when an anthem and quartette applicable to rahti Sunday will be rendered. Ou Good Friday the Rev. 3. A. Lochorc is conducting a Christian Convention in Wesley Cnurch, services being held at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. A. cordial invitation is given to all. Services at Coluniba, Presbyterian Church to-morrow should be of a specially interesting nature. The men of the 10th -Regiment now in camp at the Show Grounds wilLparadc at the morning service, when the sermon will be preached by Chaplain-Captain J. D. \\ r ilspri, his subject being "Righteousness and Peace." Special hymns will be sung, hymn-sheets being provided for the men, and'the service is likely to be a memorable one, as the chaplain is, himself about to leave for the trout on active service as a combatant. The evening service -will be. conducted by the : minister, Rev.. J. L. Robinson, when he will preach on "Christian Witness and the War," discussing the problem of how the Church will; meet the new conditions likely to-arise from the present conflict. ' ■ ;