CHURCH SERVICES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14040, 24 April 1920, Page 3

CHURCH SERVICES.

Special services will be. held at Col--umbo Church to-morrow, Anzac Day. At the morning service the Misses Coltti will hunger no more," from-Gaul's "Holy City, and m the evening the choir will render "No Shadows Yonder" from the same work. The preacher at both services will be the Rev. Walter M'Lean MX!., until recently a chaplain in the W.Z. Expeditionary Force, and the respective morning and evening subjects are "VkTtor Tighten Thy Helmet Strap, and "The Healing of the Nations.' Keturned soldiers belonging to the congregation are specially invited to be Pr Anzac Remembrance Services will be held at St. Luke's to-morrow, conducted bv the Ven. Archdeacon Russell. In order to give the relatives comrades, and friends oli our fallen soldiers everj opportunity of participating in the Church's great memonal service ot 'Holy Communion, there will be celebrations at 8 o'clock and also at the close of the 11 o'clock service. Ihe High School Cadets and Boy Scouts will parade in uniform at 11 ■ o clock, and at Evensong the anthem, lhe Sun Shall be No More," will be sung. Rev D. Jamieson will conduct Anzac. Remembrance Services at Newborough at 11 and 6.30. Owing to the united | service at the Opera House, at which the clergy are taking part, there.will be no service at Enfield and Pukeun tomorrow afternoon'.' Services of Remembrance and thanksgiving will be .held. in St. -PauLs Church to-morrow. The- Rev. b. 1!. Hunter, M.A.. B.D.', will preach m the 1 morning on' "The War,'' and in the evening on lhe Way of the Cross." The usual .service will be held at' Eveline at 6.30 p.m. Anzac Dav is being observed in the churches of the town by, special services of Remembrance -and thanksgiving. The reference is to the services rendered not only on the first Anzac | Day but- throughout thevwhole period of the war. The advertisement from j the Ministers' 'Association urges all Church" members to atterfd the services, and specially' invites the soldiers themselves, to whose valor, un-

der God', we owe this "opportunity and • give thanks. - ' The services at, Wesley Church will" he conducted in the morning by Mr H: Grocott, and in the evening hj- the Rev. A. Reader, who will give an.address entitled "Following Hhe Gleam." The day" services will be in keeping, with those of other- churches, and will be known as Anzan Remembrance Day. . We,would again remind our readers j of the harvest festival services in the ' Salvation Army Hall on Sunday. On Monday and Tuesday evenings there will be a. sale of, work in the hall (preceded . by a programme.of music .and song), when articles "consisting of drapery,-pro-: duce, etc., will be offered. As the proceeds from-this--yea,r's'; harvest festival I are to be devoted to '.the new 'citadel I .which is to be erected,., we, could bespeak 'of the Army-ia record attendance.. ; • Rev. G. W. Hunt will conduct the serviees_Jn the Lower Waitaki Presbyterian. Church to-morrow, when; the Sacrament.of. the-Lord's Supper will be dispensed at Papakaio 11 a.m., Awambko 2.30, and Pukeuri;? ,p.m.,j •; . A memorial service will :be held in the "Waiareka Presbyterian Church tomorrow in ; commemoration of ':; Anzae Day, at Ngapara 11. a.m., Enfield 2.30, p.m., and.Windsor 7 p-m. ' '; - -Mr Le Couteur; will .conduct an evangelistic service'in the Hall tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.; A-cordial invitation in. extended to ail,