THE CHURCHES.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 9 October 1926, Page 10

THE CHURCHES.

The Rev. T. Wilson Potts will conduct. all services It the Congregational Clnireli on Sunday. ■ ... 'The services in Chalmers Church will he conducted by the Rev. 1 ■ G adstonc Hughes. Tlie subjects will he tin. Mystery of God” and When God rrrects Man.” There will be an nftollmen Service at Claremont. The Rev. C. AV. Duncumb will speak at both services at the Baptist Church to-morrow, and in' the evening wi deal with a recent cab e suggesting that the preaching of hell is obsolete. Auiuvci an y sen ices m eonnecuon with Trinity Presbyterian Church will be conducted to-morrow by Rev. N . Pever 15!-eh, LL.B., of St. Pauls, Christchurch. Sixtymne years ago.the nr.st minister of b rinity. was ordained ill St- Paul’s, and sent down by the Christchurch Presbytery to take charge ol' Timaru and tho whole oi South Canterbury. Fifty yean ago the pro--sent' building' in Barnard Street was opened for public worship, and two years ago was completely remodelled. There will he a children’s service in tlic afternoon. To-morrow, Hov. A. C. Lawrv will preach in the Bank Street Methodist. Church, morning 'and .At Woodlands Street Rev. P. Cooke will preach in the morning, and Mr Chiles in the evening. Mr Freeing will be the preacher at 11 in Waimataitai Church, and Rev. P. Cooke, at. 6.1 K). At Kensington Mr Brown will preach in the morning, and Rev. C. Hoskin in the O .M l( r This Sunday special services at the Salvation Army citadel.will he conduct- , <>d. all dav by Captain Mackenzie. In the manning service the subject will be “The Choister and the Crowd,” while the subject for the evening service will bo “The Sacrifice of God tho Father.” The Silver Band and song- \ • —vlo" M -„-l j the orchestra, under Bandsman Jack | Keay, will take part in all services. A hearty invitation is extended to work- , ing men. .