OUR CHURCHES.

Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10380, 7 December 1912, Page 4

OUR CHURCHES.

TOMORROW'S SERVICES

At St. George's Church to-morrov,-niorning and evening Key. Dr. O'Callagthan will conduct divine seirvk'es. Ajt 8 a.m. holy communion prill be' celebrated and Tapu will be visited mi this afternoon at 3.

The. Key. James Milne. M.A., 3 reaches in St. James' Presbyterian Church to-morrow a,t 11 a.mi. on "Lite's.-exl.re.mti value," and at 7 p.ni. on "Importunate love" The services at the Clliaroli of Christ will be held at the usual h«ur* to-morrow. The subjetet of El. 11. Taylor's address in the evening is "A vision, of coming earth's glory" Mr Taylor will also preach at Mai*toke at 3 o'clock.

Primitive Methodist, Church services are advertised in anjother column. The <R:eiv. G. P. Hunt preaches, momjng at Wharepoa Hall, afternoon at\ Puiirji, and eveningl at Mackay Street.

-To-morrow morning the Rev. T<•<?■?trail will speak on "The fhild 'who served God," and in the eveningl ' m "The Lord's Sup]>eir: How :md When?" Visitors will-be welco;ue.

rhe sendees in the Ma.ry Street ■CJiiiroh to-morrow will be of ai special charoicter. In the morning fche •Rev : F. G. B'uckinig'hiam will speak oil ike "Continuity, of-life in spite of the'incident of'deu.tli." At night the introducition of the new .fiyrnn ißbok will be marked by the boldinc of a soug scr/ice, in which the 'address on the "Place of Praise'in- the Service of" God" will be. illustrative of special hymns to bo sung.