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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26748, 17 April 1948, Page 9

M E T II 0 D 1 S T C E N T K A L MISSION, OCTAGON. This generation has one grave alternative—Christianity or Chaos. Are yoy backing the forces of Christian Truth? We invite you to ally yourself with the Christian Ministry of the Mission. Services: 11 a.m. and 6.30 pm. Preacher: Rev. W. E. lALKINCiHAM. Evening Subject: “THE WRITING ON THE WALL.” Soloist, Miss JEAN MAXWELL. 11 a.m.: Boys’ Brigade Enrolment Service. 9.30 a.m.: Listen-in to UNCLE LESLIE Broadcasting HELPING HAND from Station 4ZD. the RADIO CHURCH OF THE WEEK-NIGHT FUNCTIONS: Monday, 7.30, Board of Trustees; Tuesday, 2.30, Guild, 7.30, Quarterly Meeting, 7.30, Fireside Ciiub; Wednesday, 7.30, Week-night Fellowship. . |fAN 0V E K S T KBB T BA P T IST CIIUR CH. Minister: Rev. E. W. BATTS. 11 a.m.: Worship and Exposition of the word. “A Policy for Life and Death." The Choir will sing ” Sweet is the Work.” 6.30 p.m.: A SERVICE OF WITNESS IN BELIEVERS' BAPTISM. Anthem: “I Have a Saviour.” Soloist at Both Services: Rev. L. A. NORTH (of Wellington). J? GY P T GENE RA L M I SSION JUBILEE. VISIT OF EDGAR L. FARROW. M. 8., Ch.B. (Edin.)., Medical Superintendent of the Mission Hospital, Shebin-el-Kanater. Dr FARROW will Speak as under:— SUNDAY, APRIL 18, a.m., ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH. SUNDAY, APRIL 18, p.m., FIRST CHURCH. THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 7.30, NILE MISSION PRESS. SUNDAY, APRIL 25, a.m., MORNINGTUN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SUNDAY, APRIL 25, p.m.. N.E. VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH. LECTURE: “ Medical Work as a Means of Reaching Multitudes with the Gospel,” in the R.S.A. SOCIAL HALL, Moray place, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, at 7.30 p.m. ALL WELCOME. Archdeacon W. A. HAMBLETT, Chairman. M. J: Gairdner, Hon. Sec., 12c City road, Roslyn. THE KING IS COMING. YES, A GREATER THAN “GEORGE THE GOOD.” THE PROMISED COMING OF THE KING OF KINGS AND LORD OF LORDS. How will the Second Coming of Jesus affect this earth and its inhabitants? gT. JAMES TIIBATRE, HIGH STREET, SUNDAY, APRIL 18 6.30 p.m. SUNDAY. Speaker: Evangelist JOHN H. WADE. Note Change of Time. Doors Open 6 p.m. Come.

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