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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14354, 28 January 1911, Page 6

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TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 11 o'clock and 6.30 o'clock, Rev. Thomas Stinson, B.A. 3 o'clock, Salisbury, Rev. Thomas Stinson, B.A. 6.30 o'clock, Cullmanntown, Mr A. -Pater--IHALMERS PRESBYTERIAN / CHURCH. C. Macdonald, Temuka. s, 11 a.m., and 6.30 p.m. IHURCH OP CHRIST. a.m. Study, "Tabernacle 'Types.' Evening Service, G. 30 n.m _ Preacher Mr Josiali Salisbury. ■ Subject, "Tk< Conversion of Saul of Ta " All Cordially Inv -Timaru, 11 a.m., ;; 6.30 p.m., Rev. Snticott. Pareora, 11 a.m., Rev. Enticott.; G. 30 p.m., Mr J. A. Stringer. ■ Fail-view, 3 p.m., Rev. W. J. Enticott; 7 p.m., Mr C. G. Vogeler. idown, 3 p.m., Rev; M. J. Evar. i., Mr H.-Brown. Pareora Ea< 11 a.m., Mr C. S. Howard; G. 30 p.m., Rev. M J Evans. Waimataitai, 11 a.m., Mr A. Stead; 6.30 p.m., Mr J. /CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. (With Baptists Incorporated.) 3ev. Archibald' E. Hunt. Morning, 11.0, " Insincerity in' Religion." "Evening, 6.30, " The Claims of Christianity." | Strangers are Cordially Invited. PRIMITIVE METHODIST vices on Sunday. Sund'ay School iiversary. 11 a.m., 3 p.m., and 7 t., Rev. J. Olnhert; Waimataitai, 3, Chiles; Waimataitai, 7, Mr TietPRIMITIVE METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL. A NNIVERSARY SERVICES. Sunday 11, 3, and 7, Preacher, Rev. J. Olpkert. Monday, Jan. 30th, at 7.30 p.m. Entertainment and Distribution of Prizes. Collection at each Gathering for School Funds. >RESBYTERIAN SERVICES. | ST.""aNDREWS, SUNDAY, JAN. 29. Kohika, 11; Esk Valley, 3; St. AnI drews, 7. Preacher, Mr E. J. Tipler. I UNITARIAN SERVICE. THIRD LECTURE, bv JEV. J. H. G. CHAPPLE iftJ entitled: THE PASSING AND THE PERMANENT IN RELIGION. 171 '-srs' Hall, George St., Sunday Evening, 7 p.m. Tie late Hon. W. E. Gladstone on Unitarians: '' We should not be hastilyled by antagonism of opinion to estilate lightly tlie influence which a Jiool limited "like this in numbers may exercise on the future. For if they are not rulers, they rule those who are. hey belong to the'class of thinkers and iachers, and it is from within this circle, always, that co forth the influences which one- by one form the ; of men and in their aggregate dene the course of affairs, the *~ .ture of institutions and the tappin of the race."