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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16905, 2 December 1922, Page 10

i BCT?x>£V ST PETKR'3 Presiriwian Cfa urob, Fersy SLav \\ lUxuau ii j a*m*. "A Liii- Worth Liviuff' • ; 6-fci i - Styyko Ou& the Two J!oy i-Uiorf.’* Soloist, ifiv. Crawford. VletUira invitmL 3813 1 XJSYCRIG Research Society, Tetiip«XJ*m>* J 7 iA a4Ju Street; Students ton .*njphir Culture, anti PuAeuta lor iiietapnyeical Tmtameut please, aoto: Mr Hortontaylor in attendance above address 2-4 fc nly, ea.-op \ Saturony. 3313 PSYCHIC Research Society, Temperance titoaue-r-er Street, nest Crystal x a lace, Sunday. 7, Air Ncrtout&ylor subject, " Out oi the Mists. ’ Aieoaagea ooncernins x-' Luhiul Departed. 8213 _ ST ALBANS Presbyterian Ch torch, Bocv.»w.» ..u-oct, <u>,:+*o Vi or ship 11 uau., .:jzn:nu.-ioii; Lvemug Service, 6.30 p.ta. W r ESLEY Church, Fitzgerald Avenue—ii a. ... ih.-v L. x,. Paichett; subject. " The Brand of a Slave.” 6.30 p.m., Rev* E. D. PcAohett; subject, “My Responsibility and Ei.v Vote.” Soloist, Moss Cay gill- Anthem bv Choir. 3818 YOUNG People's Anniversary, Salvation . Gloria tit., Sui.clay, l)ooemQPIRITUALI3T Church, Worcester St., 7 O p.ra., Lira Ola-on ; aubjeot, “ Love and Marriage—Human and Divine.” Clairvoyant Message. Lyceum, 3 p.m. 38JJ ST MICHAEL'S. 7 and 8, Holy Communion; 9.30. Children’s Eccnanst; 11. Ban sr Euehmdst (Martin Shaw); 6.3 i) Evensong: anthem. "Now it is High Time" (Barm); " Responsibility and the Vote.” 3818 T~>IHGTjEY HALL. I*7. Armagh Street.— IX The Gospel of the Grac« of God 13 proclaimed each Lord's Day. Cod willing, at 6.80 p.m. An earnest invitation. 3LS EVERY Member of the Moderate League amd all who intend to vote State Purchase and Control are invited to hear the Rev J. Napier Milue on Sunday. 6.30 p.m.. at the Rugby Street Methodist Church. Subject of Lecture: "Shall Wo Chain the Wolf or Chop His Head Off? A reply to .some Moderate Manifestos. Mr Milne knows Carlisle and the Old Country Intimately. Special Solos and SiDging by the Choir. Solo, " There is a Green Hill.” (Short) Mrs T. G. Rogers; anthems, " Evensong ” (Dudley Buck), “ Magnify His Name" (Martin); hymns, “Guide Me. O Thou Great Jehovah ” (tune Rhondda), ‘ When Wilt Thou Save the People?” OHRISTA DELPHIAN LECTURE. Bible nail, Madras Street. 6.30 p.m. “ RESURRECTION.” “ The one hope of life beyond the grave.” CHURCH OF CHRIST. St Albans; Young Mens Hall, Winton Street; Pastor 3. Crawford (recently of Wellington) will commence his ministry. 11 a.m.. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Gospel Service. Cordial Invitation to all. CYDENFA’I BAPTI-T CHURCH, corner Elgin and Durham Streets. Rev J. K. Archer. 11. subject. Chr . t’s Delay: 2.30. Church School; 6.70, The Enemies of the Cross of Christ. Wilson’s Road, Op awa, 11 a.m., 6.30 p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Moorhouse Avenue. Pastor TV. I>. More. U a.m.. Worship Service: 6.30 p.m.. Modern Power of Christ series—Tho Ordinary Man and iho Extraordinary Thing, or Do Respectable People Need Christ? _ V3DGEWARE ROAD METHODIST. 11 a.m., J-.i subject, A Preparation for Surprise. 6.30 p.m., Rev T. H. Burton; subject. The Motive of the Christian’s Vote. Amnein, Thou Wilt Keep Him in Perfect Peace. Communion Service at close. 6531 SPREYDON BAPTIST CHURCH. 11 a.m. The Risen Christ Appearing to Hie Disciples. 6.30 p.m., A Fountain Opened frr Sin. Preaoher: Rev E. E. Smith. COME In crowds to h >ung sing oc Sunday. Citadel, Victoria St. QYDENHAM METHODIST CHURCH.—II a.m., Hon W. F. Finlayaon (ex-Labour Member for Brisbane). 6.30 p.m.. Rev Percy Paris. Let Us Remove tho Stumbling Block. 8 p.m., Communion Service, High Street Church. 11 a.m., Mr G. E. Franklin; 6.30 p.m., Be? J. W. a. Ellis. 4671 f»HURCH OF THE ~ GOOD SHEPHERD, Phillipatcwn. Advert Sunday: 8. Holy Communion; 11, Holy Baptism and Sung Eucharist; 6.30, Evensong. Rov C. A. Fraer. CT JAMES'S METHODIST CHUR CHR Oosh- ° mere Hills. 11, Rev W. Baumber; 6.36, Rev A. C. La wry. OTDENHAM GOSPEL - MISSION. Pastor Andrew Reid. 11, The Lord's Table and Scripture Teaching; 6.30. Gospel Service. All welcome. Woe Unto Him that Slveth Hie Neighbour Drink.” Armagh street hall. The Goso of the Grace of God will. D.V., preaohed 6.30, Lord’s Day evening. Spea er, Mr J. J. Winnicott. Special meotin for young Christians, Saturday, Deeemb 3. 3 p.m. till 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. till p.m. Tea provided. Druids' Hall, St J bans St; Gospel Service, 6.30. sneaker, } Graham. Waltham Hall, Shakespeare R Mr H. Fountain, 7 o’clock. TTUBHAM Street Methodist Church, A-' Rev W. Ready, subject, “Our Craft m Danger”; 6.30, Rev W. Ready cc ducts services. Hon W. F. Finlayson. < M.P. (of Brisbane) will preach. Anthem. ■pAPANTJI Methodist Church, Mornir 11 a.m.. Rov 11. Ryan; Evening, 6 mm.. Rev H. I‘yan. 461( ■pULL Orchestra and Special Songs 1 . ' ouug People's Anniversary on Sv day. SA. Hall, Victoria St. nrUE Salvation Army, Sydenham. •] A morrow, Sunday. 11 a.m., 3. and p.m.. Young People’s Anniversary Sorvi< conducted by Staff Captain Bladin a Major Dixon. 462« »J*HEOS6PHICAL Society, 263. Street, (near GJouoester Street), Pub Addrcda at 7 r .m. by Hiss R. EluJ The Goal of Human Endeavour.” Voo ist, Mr B. Crowhurst. 452( 'T'BTE Order of the Star in the East, A Manchester Street (near Gloucester An address at 3 p.m. by Mr J. P. Coo Subject, ” Why the Need for a W< Teacher.” Soloist, Miss Chriatophanini /~\XFORD Terrace Baptist Church, Pre. both services. Rev E. N. Gor Morning Service 11 o'clock; Evening vice, 6.30 o’clock. Soloist, Mr Arthur ley If With all your Hearts.” St bans. ll_a.ra., Mr Crampton ■ptALL in, quick march, to Victoria a Citadel. Young People's Anniven Day. Sunday. UNITARIAN, Masonic Hall, Glouoc Street, 6.30, Rev J. 11. G. Chappie, ture: “ Earth’s Greatest Monster.” ern Capitalism; A Tower of Babel ) without God and about to fall! 4-

STREET South Methodist Church—ll. Bev C E. Ward; 7 p.in . People’s Popular Service; hymns beautifully illustrated ; soloiht. Mias Till; speaker. Mr Till. You are oordialy invited. 4691 pAMBHTDGE TERRACE Methodist Church—ll, Rev A. C. Lawry ; 9.30. Bev T. J. Wallis. Madras Street North—--11. Mr Twose; 6.30 Rev Ward. Durham Street South—ll, Rev Ward; 7. Illustrated f^rvice: soloist. Miss Till; speaker. Mr ST LUKE'S.—HoIy Communion, 7 a.m., 8 ! a.ir»., 9 a.m.; sr.bje<ts, 11 a m., “When Christ Comes “; 7 p.m.. “ TTow to Vote on ! Thursday.” Preacher, both services, Archdeacon Taylor. 4689 BRIGHT, cheery, hearty. Young: People's Mesticgs, led bv Major Walk,. Sunday, December 2. Salvation Army, Vie tori a St. JNTERNATIONAL Bible Students' Association, 93, Gloucester St.—Address at 6.30 p.m. by Mr F. Groves; “From Sin to Glory. *' All Welcome. No collection. L INWOOD Cohgrrelational Church, Ferry Rd.—Rev Clyde Carr. Advent Sun- - day. Services at 11 and 7in the Sunday Sohool Hall. Leydon St. N.B.—“ The Lord will have Mercy." B§s7 T LNWOOD Baptist Churoii.— 11, " Tfca Ability which God Giveth "; 6.30, With a Great Price obtaind and thi* Freedom." Rev Edward Chard. MjnUter. CHRISTIAN Science Servioes, First o' Church of Christ. Soientist. Latimer Square.—Sunday Services, II a.m. and T pm. Subject: “God the Only Cause and Creator.” Sunday School, 2.89 p.m OPIRITUAL Scientist Church, Soottish Society's Hall. 7 p.m. Speaker, Miss Burgess. Address. followed by Clairvoyant descriptiona. Lyceum 11 fpRINTTY Congregational Church, Corner of Worcester and Manchester Sts.— Rev H. ,1. Huffadine, A T.B. BiDie Claes. “Laws Defects”; Service, II a.m., God's Love "• Service, 6 30 p.m., “Christ’* fctigmata.” Holy Communion. - 3846 TTABTINGS St. Hall, Sunday, 3rd. 6.30. . What the Gospel?” “If v iftt him b %j* N°- **righton, mother. Take mSlo . * motner. i an* me to mkiTwil Bing!ng at Army Annlveron Sunday,