CHURCH SERVICES.

Thames Star, Volume LIX, Issue 16627, 24 October 1925, Page 4

CHURCH SERVICES.

ST. GEORGE’S CHURCH. Twentieth Sunday after Trinity. The Services to-morrow will be: 11 a.m: Matties. 2.30 p.m: Sunday School. 7 p.m: Evensong. ST. JOHN’S, TARARU. 11 a.m: Mattins. KOPU. 11 a.m: Mattins. PURIRi. 3 p.m: Evensong. The collections on November Ist. will be given to the Central Fund of the Diocese. ST. JAMES’ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 11 a.m: “The Call of Levi.” 7 p.m: “Magnanimity: Its Reward.” Rev. James Milne, M.A. METHODIST CHURCH. Pollen Street, 11 and 7 —Rev. A. Ash-

Morning: “If,” Evening: “The, Christian of Tomorrow.” Morning Hymns: 67, 108, 868, 367, 327 Evening Hymns: 916, 869, 812, 889. Evening Anthem: “What Shall I Render.” ■Solo: “The Lord is My Light”—Mr H. E. Woodhouse, of Palmerston North. t Special Note: Evening Service at 7. Matatoki, 3: Mr T. Mitchell. SALVATION ARMY. 7 a.m: Prayer Meeting. 11 a.m: Holiness Meeting. 3 p.m: Praise and Testimony. 7 p.m: People’s Popular Service. Plenty of bright singing and music at the Army. A hearty welcome to all. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Sunday Services as follows: 11 a.m: Fellowship Meeting. Subject: “Imitators.” 2.30 p.m: Bible School. 7 p.m: Subject, “Christian Baptism” Hearty invitation and welcome to all. Brief, bright services. . Pastor Herbert Langford. BAPTIST AND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Divine Services as under: 11 a.m: “The Mighty to Save.” 3 p.m: Thornton’s Bay Service. '6.15 p.m: Prayer. 6.45 p.m: “Am I my Brother’s deeper,” or “Should a Christian Vote Continuance or iState Control?” Non-churchgoers are especially invited. If attending no other Church make this your Church- ■ home. N.B. Sunday School anniversary next Sunday, November Ist. Minister, Rev. W. E. Lambert.