CHURCH SERVICES

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 11231, 21 March 1908, Page 4

CHURCH SERVICES

St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. — To-morrow : 11 a.m., "A time to be born and a time to die/' Rev. Wm. Grant; 7 p.m., "My Friend," Rev. Wm. Grant; 2.30 p.m., Sunday-school and junior Bible classes; young men's Bible class (Whinray's hall) ; 3 p.m., young women's Bible class (Townley's hall). Residents and visitors will be heartily welcomed to any or all of these services. Baptist Tabernacle. — To-morrow (Sunday). Preacher, Rev. W. Lamb. Morning 11, "Righteousness: Peace and Joy in the Holy Ghost" ; evening 7, "But He Lingered !"* Sunday-school at 2.45. Subject for Bible lecture next Wednesday evening, "The Milennium." All are made heartily welcome. , . ' ■ . Parish of Holy Trinity, Gisbbrne. — Rev. L. Dawson Thomas, vicar.— Services to-morrow (3rd Su'nd&y in Lent) : 8 a.m., Holy Communion ; 11, Matins;, Litany, and sermon, by the vicar (Lenten course on "Some lesser known friends of the Master : Pilate's wife") ; 2.45 p.m.', .Sunday school, «Bible classes for senior boys and girls; 7, evensong and sermon by the vicar ("The Lorcj's Prayer : its message for our time") ; 7 (Mangapapa school), evening service and address ; 7 (Kaiti school^ evening service and address; Sunday school 2.4$, p,m. All parishioners and residents generally in. town and district are wannTy invited. A special welcome awaits strangers /and' visitors. All books provided. J; . Presbyterian Church (Ormond charge).-!— To-morrow: Wha-tatptu- 11 a.m., Te Karaka 3 p.m., Ormond 7 p.m. ; subject, "An Amazing Pact,!' Stranget- 5 cordially inviited.— E. W. Walker, minister. J.\ Waerenga-a-hika. :,; Patutahi, and Te Karaka Parochial . district. -^Services for to-morrow : Rakauroa. and Wharekbpae 11 a.m. (Matins) W/aerenga-a-hika 3 p.m. (evensong), Te Karaka, Motu, and Pafcutah 17.30 p.m. (evensong). \ \ Wesley Church. — To-morrow : Morning 11. Mr Gnibb (subject^ "Forward, the only direction,"); evening 7, Rev, C. Griffin (subject, "Christ's Perfect Salva.---tion"); afternoon 2.45, united Bible class ; Waihiika 11 and Ormond 3, Rev. C. Griffin.- Strangers cordially invited. Salvation Arniy Hall.— Three bright and cheerful meetings will be conducted by Adjutant Dickens, assisted by Capt. Adams and a host of Salvationists, at the hall all day to-morrow. Gome and spend a happy time with the Army. Plenty of cheerful music and joyful singing. Welcome to all. / The last Tent meeting.— Mr J. F. Gray, evangelist, who has been preaching for the last five weeks in the Gospel Tent, Gladstone road, gives Ids last address on Lord's Da v evening. Subject • "Power to live for God, and how to obtain it" (illustrated from, the transportation of Elijah from, Earth to Heaven), t Tentopen at 7 p.m. for prayer and praise. Meeting commences 7.30. You 1 are heartily invited to come and bring your friends.

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