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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 962, 3 May 1930, Page 4

RELIGIOUS SERVICES B F Under the joint auspice? of the Jutland Auxiliary and Council of ChrCT' Congregations. I BIBLE SUNDAY Will be observed by the vario** Protestant Churches of Auckland City and Suburbs on | MAY 4, 1330. Special reference will be made to world-wide work of this great Society The cATHßbiid» ST. MARY’S, PARNELL. L SECOND SUNDAY AFTER FASTER 7 a m.—Holy Communion, g a '— Holy Communion, in a.m.—Children’s Service. 31 a.m.—Mattins and Sermon. the VEX. ARCHDEACON SIMKTy 4 p rn .— Holy Baptism. 7 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. THE REV. canon fancourt. "THE UNSEEN COMPANION." Anthem, “O Taste and See How the Lord Is” (Goes). ORGAN MUSIC (Mr. Edgar Rand*j Before Service: Pastorale (Cesar Franck) after Service, Prelude and P'ugue ia c Major (J. S. Bach). T MATTHEW’S. WELLESLEY ■» SUNDAY, MAY’ 4. S 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. 11 a rn —Hoiv Communion and Se Preacher: CANON GRANT (’OWEN." 3 p.m.—Sunday School and Bibl< Clas**c 4.15 p.m.—Holy Baptism. 7 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. Preacher: REV. R. H. HOBDAY. Anthem, "Sun of My Soul” The Members of the Student ChristSaa Union will attend. The Service will be Broadcast hoc IYA. Dock St. Mission Service, 7 p.m. Parish. Hall afte _ for a Chat and a Cup of Tea. The Rev. Walter Bentley, of x«v York, will hold an Evangelistic Service in St. Matthew's from May 18 to Just 1. JJERESFORD gTREET CONGREGATIONAL (NEXT CENTRAL FIRE STATION). PREACHER: ■J>EV. j?FETCHES. J BIBLE.” Anthem: Jackson’s "Te Deum.” 7 p.m.—"THE GLORY OF THE GOSPEL.” Anthem: "I Am Alpha.” These Services will mark the Sixth Anniversary of Mr. Fletcher s work ia Auckland, and the Semi-.Tubilee of hip Ministry. All Seats Free. Visitors Altny* Welcome. TUESDAY, 7.45. The month of May will be observed a a Month of Consecration. Meetings eacx Tuesday evening in the Hall conducted by REV. LIONEL B. FLETCHER, for Lible Study and Prayer Visitors earnestly invited to come and seek the full blessing of Pentecost. Near Corner Dominion Road. HARRY DAWSON MISSION THIS MORNING (Saturday), 9 o’clock— WORKERS’ RALLY’. TONIGHT, 7.3o.—Prayer Meeting. SUNDAY', 11 a.m.—REV. JOHN IXGS. formerly of Eastern Bengal. Speca! Address for Week of Prayer. “THE AUDACITY’ OF’ CHRISTIAN MISSIONS IN INDIA” 3 p.m.—CHILDREN’S SERVICE. Specu Address by Mr. HARRY DAWSON, "A Mother and Her Son." Adult* welcomed. 7 p.m —MR. DAWSON speaks or "THE UNSEEN WORLD.” Urgent qu«etions answered:—"Where are fib# Dead?” "What is the Tenure ft Life?” "What is the Duration of the Next Life?” s.3o.—Workers’ Tea. 6 Prayer Meeting. C. 30, Open Air. 6.45 Praise Service hi Church. Prayer Alee tings Each Night, 6.30. led fcr Church Officers. will precede MB. DAWSON'S STIRRING ADDRESSES at 30. NOTE.—Wednesday’s address by th Rev. M. W. P. Lascelles, secretary, Baptist Union of N.Z. FRIDAY’ NIGHT. S p.m. to 5 a.m. ALL NIGHT WITH GOD. praying for tb* City of Auckland. All Heartily Welcome, no matter what Church. * pRESBYTERIAN QHURCHES. PRESBYTERIAN SOCIAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION. OPENING OF MANNA HOUSE. DEDICATION SERVICE. TONIGHT (SATURDAY). AT 7.50. AT CHINESE MISSION HALL. COOK STREET. All Welcome. I) EVONPORT (St. Paul’s). REV. W. LAWSON MARSH. M.A. a.m.—"THE WORD OF GOD.” p.m. “STUDDERT KENNEDY PADRE, POET. AND PROPHET. EDENDALE. Balmoral Road. 11 a.m.—Special Monthly Sermon w Young Folk. Parade of Girl and Boy Scouts. Anchor Holds." p.m.Anthem, "Jesus the Mirror of God.” An* them, "I Will Lift Up Mine Ey«Vlsitors’ Night. REV. W. GILMOUR, 8.A.. Preacher. Come to Church! SOMERVELL MEMORIAL CHUKCH. REM U ERA. Divine Service 11 a.m. and • P-®* THE REV. T. X CUTTLE Will commence his Ministry on tfH®. aa * Morning subject. DIVINE HUSBANDRY’, subject. Evening subject. "CHRISTIANITY—A CHALLENGE OR OPPORTUNITY’?” vjX X OtV a. U- - XXI. _ l A Welcome Social will be extenaeo TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, at \ UCKLAND A THOUGHT CENT** (INC.). «_ THE TEMPLE. Cor. Pitt and Wellington Streets. SUNDAY. ■ 1 a.m.—"The Teacher.” Mrs. E. .40 p.m.—Musical Worship „ d Organ and Piano Duo. "A Sul \. * Music," "Merchant of Venice. * Rosse. Mr. Herbert Barrington V. J. Moller. Solo: "O Dry Tears,” Teresa Del Riego. Mrs. Brig* l Congregational Singing of New Hy*®** and Affirmations. Do Not Miss This Uplifting MeetingMonday. 8 p.m.—First series of tv-res on Prosperity. Success and Mr. T. W. Sileock. Do not miss this sen** if you want to progress. Ti^alth Tuesday, 7.45 p.m.—Radiant . Club. Breathing: Instructor, Mr. Rteau. .. proWednesday, 2 p.m.—Womans ingress Club. Address, "Child Psychoiw*, Mrs. E. Lewin. 8 p.m.—First of series ropular winter lectures- "The the Stars,” illustrated with slides, Mr. R. Bruce. ' lant er * Thursday, S p.m — Divine Science I*2 ture, "Substance and Matter," Mr. t. Sileock. Make this winter entertaining profitable by attending our classes lectures. All our lectures and r l open to the public. Everybody welcome. Come. _ MISSION 31 a.m.—REV. K. T. OLDS. FRANCE STREET. ,-„-v 7 p. m.—F: V A NC. ELI ST I« ’ S F.R\ H i Strand Theatre, See I’ag*