TO-MORROW'S CHURCH SERVICES.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14523, 19 August 1911, Page 2

TO-MORROW'S CHURCH SERVICES.

A very cordial invitation is extender to young men and lvomun and non-ciiurch-gcers to attend the Mi.ss.oll Seritx f ® P*m. to-morrow nigut. 'J.IIO Her. Macaway Caldwell speaas on "Poor Yet Rich." and tho iUassjon Choir will sjig. o'"i9' ontrac , ts " "-the Reaction of bin are the subjects to be dealt with in the Prim.tive Methodist Church, isamard street, to-morrow. Tho pieaciier will 1m the I{ev. J i'eather"ii° SI aLso ® ve 1111 to the Bible Class at 2.45 on Sir YMC i ' founder of the Ihe services in the Cangregatio'ial Church to-morrow wUI be conducted by the Rev. Archibald E. Hunt, who mil take for his subject in the morning, "The Sin of the Scant Measure/' anj m the ervening, '•The Love of Life" btrangera are cordially invited The> Rev. Thomas Stinson will conduct tho services in Trinity Presbyterian Church to-morrow. Mr Pratiev will conduct tha servioe at Cull ma mitown. S. Werren will preach in Wesley Church to-morrow mornhi" In the evening the Rev. \V. Baum'ber, who has been absent from his pulpit tor some mouths, will bo tho preacher his subject being "The Preacher's Theme." All are cordially invited. At Waimataitai Mr Mort.iner will preich m the morning, and Mr Stewart in the evening ! The subject for the Unitarian lecture to-morrow night- is "Colonel R. G. IngersolL" This man's character is hedged about with so much prejudice that it is extremely difficult to get the truth about him the mnn who could nil the largest 'halls in America ni"ht after night and hold the crowds spellbound by his oratory. The Bev. A. Macaulay Caldwell will conduct both services i n Chalmers Church to-morrow. Forenoon yub"When it is good to wait." Children s address: "Pretence." Evening subject: " The Adornment to covet. A cordial invitation to all \ popular concert, in connection with 1 winter course, will be held on Wednesday evening first, at 8 o'clock. An attractive programme will be submntted