SUNDAY SERVICES

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21360, 13 June 1931, Page 9

SUNDAY SERVICES

The Rev. D. C. Herron will conduct both services at Knox Church to-morrow. At First Church the Rev, W. Allen Stevely will conduct the services and Dr Galway will preside at the organ. In Jhe morning Mr Stevely’s subject will be The Ministry of the Mountain,” and in evening “ Great Symbols: (2) The h ish. The evening anthem will be Mendelssohn’s motet “ Hear My Prayer,” the soloist being Master Lex Macdonald. Bloodless Christianity: What of it? " is the title of an address to be given by Mr Nagel to-morrow evening in York Place Hall. Miss Zara Stacpoole, of the “ Happy-go-lucky O’Plynn ’’ Company, accompanied by a full choir, will sing the “ Inflammatus " from Rossini’s “ Stabat Mater ” at the 11a.m. mass at St. Joseph’s Cathedral tomorrow.

. Aljthe Hanover Street Baptist Church the Rev. E. S. Tuekwell will conduct both services. In the evening the choir will render the anthem “ Holy, Holy, Holy.” and the hymn-study “Knocking.” The Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper will h® held in the Caversham Presbyterian Church at the morning, service and at the close of the evening service. Christian Science Society, branch of Ihe Mother Church, Boston (Mass.), wil! hold its services as usual in the Allbell Chambers, 95 Stuart street, at 7 o’clock to-morrow. The subject will be “God the Preserver of Man.” Services at the Dundas Street MethoChurch will be conducted at II a.m. by the Re\v Percy Cooke, and a solo will be given by Mrs Bird. The evening, service will b e given, by members of the combined Bible classes. , Special anthems will . by the Bible class choir. Hymn Singing Will commence-at 6.15 p.m. Jbe services at the Maori Hill Presbyteuan Church will be conducted by the Rev. A. C. W. Standage, the subject being « i. H ldeb tednes s to Christ," and _ What Can Christ do for the World’” In the evening Mr Q. A. Martin will P la y Laments” (Pergolesi), “Moderate ln . “ (Smart), “Offertoire in D minor (Batiste). The anthem will be Sun of My Soul” (Adams), with Miss Rule as soloist.

The subject at StV Stephen’s ChurclTon Sunday morning will be “ The Christian’s Joy, and in the evening there will be a special “follow-up servioe ” in connection with the Andrew . Johnston mission. Miss Bertha Rawlinson will be the soloist. The diamond jubilee services will be held on June 28.

A Remedy for the Blues” and “The Silent Love of God” will be the Rev. James M. Smeeth’s morning subjects for children and adults respectively, at the United Congregational Church. In the evening, when Mr S. Kershaw will sing a solo, the <subject wil be “ The School of Struggle.” _ V Young People’s Day will be observed at Trinity Methodist Church, Stuart street, to-morrow. The Rev. F. E. Foot will conduct the morning service, and in the evening the Rev. H. E. Bellhouse will be the preacher, taking for his. subject “Grenfell, the Knight of Labrador,” a sermon to young people. Mrs George Scott will sing the solo “Father of Light,” and the choir will irender the anthem “The Lord is My Strength." Retiring collections will be taken up morning and evening on behalf of the confirmed young people’s department. ; Young People’s Day will, be • observed at the St. Kilda Methodist Church tomorrow. At the morning,servioe the Rev. Percy Paris will preach on “ The Longest Way Round, the Nearest Way Home,” and in the evening his subject ■mil be “The Battle Between Beasts.and Angels.” Bible class members will help in the evening service. ' .' . At the Salvation Army to-morrow each service will be of special interest. At 7.15 a.m, Bandsman E. Day will lead. At the 11 o’clock service Colonel Swain, a recent arrival from Australia to the position of women’s social secretary, will be the chief speaker. Brigadier Walls, national young people’s secretary, will deliver at 3 o’clock a lecture on the world-wide Army'on which the sun has never set. The brigadier will also conduct the popular, service at 7 o’clock. ] At the Central Mission to-mgrrow night the Rev. L. B. Neale will take for his subject “ The Whisper of God.” The soloist will be Mr W. E. Crewes, of Wellington. At 11 a.m. the preacher will be the Rev. F. E. Foot. All strangers and visitors will be heartily welcomed. At the conclusion of the service there will be a young people’s rally. ' The evening service at the Congregational Church. Moray place, will be broadcast from 4YA, when the Rev. Albert Mead will deliver an address entitled “ Toward the Sunrisiffg.” The choir will render the anthem <r How Beautiful Upon the Mountains" (Spinney), and Mr J. D. M'Kechnie will sing Allitsen’s “Like as the Hart.” r