THE CHURCHES

Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18069, 17 March 1923, Page 13

THE CHURCHES

Ihe services at St. Mary’s and suburban churcnes for to-morrow will be found in the advertising columns. Lean Harper will be the preacher at the morning service at St. Alary’s. ilie services m -<Jna liners Uliurchl will be Conducted by the Rev. i\ Gladstone •u u^ 3 ‘ r„f ]0 subjects of the addresses li r? i 10 Hedeeming Certainty and tne ftedeeming Aim” in the morning, and “Divine ULscontont” in the evonlnß- In the afternoon there will bo a combined Bible Class meeting, at which the speaktir will be the llov. H. Davies, M.A., of Canton, China. Th® Hey. 11. Davies, of the Canton Village Mission, will conduct the momservice in Trinity Presbyterian Church tomorrow, when his subject will be “East and West.” The Rev. T. Stinson iwill conduct a harvest thanksgiving service in the evening. Both sendees at Bank Street Mefcho dist Church to-inorrow will be conduoted by the Rey. W. Arthur Hay. The morning, service will be one specially recognising children’s Sunday. In the evemng the sermon subject will be “The Sceptre of Righteousness.” The Choir iVfll sing the anthem “Peace I leave filth you,” Air F. H. Hewett taking the solo.

Harvest thangsgiving services will be held at Woodlands Street, when the preachers will be the Rev. A. Bogg in the morning and the Rev. H. J. Odell m the evening. Harvest thanksgiving services will also bo held at Pareora Upper, the preachers being the Revs. C. H. Standage arid H. Benny, morning and evening respectively. The Rev. H. G. Goring will conduct the services lit the Baptist Church. The subjects are: 11 a.m., “The Spirit o-f. Sonship” ; 6.30 p.m., “Evolution, or the Second Advent?”