BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18546, 5 November 1934, Page 11

BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL

: S ;ANNIVimiEY SERVICES j ■■] Sunday Schwfi wmrwtmry amrianif were condattel in Uhe Baptmt -Ctajroh throughout jwKtasrday, and ifche wariotiß; serafiea vnm weEl atteniefl fttwpite theinclfeent wwtber. | . large nJboir •onnemisiing losran otklq- | reif end warng jpcwgife, sroder rtitoe -taep-! the choir -tsjndndfcor, provided .an (excellent m. amniwmary ®ra«»c.The tone* atf tto» toyiams were select-ed. from the eld anatitm and wmiP ifine o«n-; derings were .given fey tohe young people. The music was s umpired fey an orehestea of eight instruments. A ninn-bor ofbluets and iitema were presented fey the j smaller idlk during the day and the; pieces- were very pleasingly Tendered.. The morning and evening services were conducted iby the jpusto-r, the Iter. Eric, yf t Batts, while the afternoon gathering 1 w( is addressed % Adjutant Hansom, rfl the Salvation Army. For his morning address- Mr. B#Ws took an object lesson, basing it on the text “(tore thing thou lockest.’’ In the evening Mr. Batts spake to the young Jpetffe «n Jeremiah, chapter 3, #eree4, “Wifi- thou not from ’this time cry unto me, My iFtotfeer, thou art the guide -of my youth ?” The speaker appealed to young -men and women to make Christ Hire guide of their byes for Up- was more essential than the pilot of tbp ship. . . ~ ■