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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16261, 30 October 1920, Page 8

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0 SUNDAY ANNOUNCEMENTS, Sv*' „A' bans Methodist Circuit, Riiehr Street.—ll a.m Rev 0. Machattio; ,6.80 p.m, Rev A. C.Lawry. Musical Sorvice. Anthems, “ The Lord is My Shepherd (Johueou), “By Babylon’s Wave” (Gounod), " Hear My Prayer ”, (Mendels- ; sohn)._ The Wilderness ” (Goss). Edge- | ware Road, 11 a.m.-Rev A. 0. Lawry. 6?80 p.m.. Rev J. Dennis. Subject: ‘'Forsaken by God. Solo, “ 0 Divine Redeemer,’’ Mr Leslie Talbot (of Timaru). Anthem, Will Sing of Thy Power’’ (Sullivan). Hymn, Dear Lord and Father.” 7461 /'SXFORD Terrace Church.—Rev 3. J. S' North. 11 a.m., ‘God’s Fellow Workmen.” e.Bo_ p..m, ” The Nameless Dead—The Preachings of the Armistice Solemnity.” A Foreword on the conundrum of the_ Church—Was M’Swinoy a Martyr or a Suicide? 744Q OT Peter's Presbyterian Church, Ferry Road.—Rev William Tanner. World's Temperance Sunday. Ha.m,, " The Fruitage of the Drink Traffic." 0.30 p.m., Rev l E. E. Smith. Visitors cordially invited, j • 7413 /CHRISTIAN Science Services—First Church of Christ, Scientist, Latimer Square— Sunday Services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Subject, “Everlasting Punishment.*' Sunday School. 2.30 p.m. 3ioo ptHUBCH of Christ, Moorhouse Avenue.— Pastor, G. D. Verco (Oamaru), 11 a.m., subject “Abiding in Christ”; 2.45p.m,, Biblo Class; 6.30 p.m.. subject “The Motive Behind the Cross.” ■ jjjqq "C*OR God so loved the world, that Ho gave , ; His only begotten 'Son, that whosoever beheveth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 3493 H-O D sent not His Son into the worldTo condemn the world, hut that the world through him might be saved,—John. 111. jm Presbyterian Church, „ Hardy St.—Sunday Services:—ll, “ Th o Secret of Knowing”; 6.30, “The Biassing and Power of Knowledge,” Mr James Tennent. Visitors cordially welcome. , 205 AJEW BRIGHTON Methodist Church.—ll Mr W. C. Francis; 2.80 p.m. Bible ttoiy Commumou. 204 u« RS >^rr tlle Hoyel Volunteer Lodge, U A On io ' R ’ ftnd . 9 nk 01 Sydenham, S,T?. i Ii 0 a CT : ”:*■ • c’hS Mr enga <s-». n ttutv. SALVATION ARMY. °.^ T - Slst, Lieut-Colonel Car- . niichael will conduct the following Mhetaho I c tho - Vlctorill Street Citadel:—ll t“ Altar Service; 3 p.m., Lecture, “ Social Sd °o W °. £ . tia Salvation Army“; 7 p.m., “Salvation.” 2316 jf !PB After Death.—Psyohio Research St m e w nia ?T H* l1 * Worcester Si Sunday, 7 Mr W, Nortontaylor’s Subject Across the Great Divide.” The character!! p“L°v- 6 human anatomy beyond the Grav< PevrMn aeßs , agea ' Intending Students fo Psychic Development interviewed alter Soi Vlco - 8216 Church, Fitzgerald Avenue.—l Rev W. J. Williams; ft Tempetant Sunday message. 6.80, Rev E. P. BlatuireE An Honest and Good Heart.” Visitors 1 uJinstcnurcn, come. 32ig oam QPmTDAL Scientists' Church, 7 p.m,, VJ Scottish Society’s Hall, cor. Manchester and Gloucester Sts.-Miss Burgess’s Address, ‘ Obeying the Heavenly Vision.” Independent Clairvoyance. Bsl6 gPimTDALISTS’ Church. Worcester Street , W«|£-7 p.m.. Mr Vivian Deacon’s Lecture The Problem of To-day.” Wealth and Poverty Face to Pace—The real cause of Grime—Science—The Use and Abuse of Mel chmery—Our duty-Morrio England-Tho Way Out—Revolution and Evolution—Selfsacrifice—The Reward. 321 C TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. THE REV HENRY”}. HUFFADINE. of Stafford Congregational Church, England, who has accepted the Pastorate of Trinity Church, will commence his Ministry TO-MORROW (Sunday). Morning, 11 a.m., Subject “A Minister’s Dues.” Evening, 6.30 p.m., “A Church’s Why.” The Choir under Mr Milner, will render— Anthem “Praise the Lord”; Evening Service Anthem, “ Praise, 0 Praise Our God.” Solo by Miss Wardman, “ Thera is a Green Hill.” All Seats Free. Come. A Welcome. T INWOOO Baptist Church—Children’s Anniversary Services.— 11 a.m., Pastor E. E. Smith; 2.45 p.m., Hew J. J, North; 6.30, Rev Tanner. Choir of 100 Voices. 7408 pHRISTADELPHIAN LECTURb7~ BIBLE HALL, MADRAS ST. 6.30 p.m. Subject—“THE SECOND COMING OF CHRIST.” The only Hope of the World’s Redemption, No Collection. 7444 A RMAGH ST. Hall.—The Gospel of the Grace of God will D.V. be preached—--6,30, Lord’e Day Evening, by Mr A, O. Fleming. Druids’ Hall, St Albans St.—Mr Duncan, 6.30. New Waltham Hall, Shakespeare Road—Mr J. W. Burrows, 7 o’clock. 7432 TTNITARIAN, Masonic Hall, Gloucester 'J 5t.—6.80 p.m., Rev J. H. G. Chappell will Lecture on “Marriage and Eugenics.” “It is possible that we shall all bo, very much happier when marriage is taken out of tho hands of everyone but the doctor and politicians.”—Press. 7414 miIEOSOPHICAL Society, 263, Manchester X St. —Public Lecture, 7 p.m.. Subject; “ The Life of Helen Keller.” Speaker, Miss E. Hunt. Vocalist, Miss Ethel Gough. Lotus Class, 3 p.m. 7426 ST ANDREW’S Presbyterian Church, Oxford Terraco.—Divine Services row: Rev Ri M. Ryburn, M.A., at'll a.m. and 6,30 p.m. Barrington Street Church, Snroydon—Mr F. E. H. Paten 11 a.m. and 6.30 pun, 1758 DURHAM STREET Methodist Church.—■ Morning i 11, Rev W. Ready; evening, 6.30, tho Rev Frank Gorman, tho Singing Parson preach and sing. Tonic; “What is a Good Man 7” Solo. My Task.” Ckmio early. Anthem, “I Will Arise” (Garret), Cashmere School—ll, Rev W. Baumbcr. 7465 pAMBRIDGE TERRACE Methodist Church.—ll a.m., Rev 0. E. Ward; 6.30 p.m., Mr Sheppard Green. Durham, Street South Sunday School Anniversary—--11 a.m., Rev R. B. Tinsley; 2.45 p.m., Rev A.. H. Powles; 6.30 p.m., Rev W. Grigc, Madras Street North—ll a.m.. Mr R. 11. Turner; 6.30 p.m., Rev 0. E. Ward. 7483 QYDENHAM Gospel Mission. —Morning, Mr S. Webb; evening. Mr Bartlett. “And this is Life Eternal, that they might know Thee, the only truo God, and Jesus Christ, whom Thou hast sent.” 7493 ST LUKE’S.—Sermons will bo preached To-morrow at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. by the Rev Richard Godfrey, Missionary from Melanesia. 7495 QYDENHAM Baptist Church, Elgin and U Durham Streets, Rov J. K. Archer.— “Sharing our Seats,” 11 a.m. subject; “Excuses versus Reason,” 6.30 p.m. subject. Wilson's Road, Opawa; 6.30 p.m, Mr Flowellsm. SOCIALIST PARTY •TIRADES HALL—Socialist Party's Sunday A. School 2.45 p.m. Rev J. H. G. Chappie In charge. VTICTOIIIA Square—Sunday Evening, 6.8*1). * Socialist Party Propaganda Meeting. Councillor H. T. Armstrong will give on Address. r TIRADES HALL—Wednesday, Nov. Srd, 1 *- p.m., Socialist Patty, Business Meeting. VTICTORIA Square—Sunday Evening. 'Mr v ' Armstrong’s Subject, “ Ireland and the Working Class Struggle:’’ GRAND Theatre—Sunday 8 p.m., P, (j Webb will protest against War in Rusfia and Ireland. .RAND Conscientious ObjtotCiri, ■ 1761 . 1 G

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