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CHURCH SERVICES^ RINIT Y CON GB EG ATIONAL CHURCH CCorner Mancnestur and Worcester Streets, City). THE COMMUNITY CHURCH. TWO SI’ECIAL SERVICED to-morrow. At Eleven O'Cloek . The, REV D. GARDNER MILLER *• .MISTEK^FEAKIXG." Do you know him? Anthem: “God So Loved the World" (Goss). At SIX-FIFTEEN, Community Singing of Favourite Hymns AT SIX-THIRTY, MISS JENNIE STREET, The Distinguished Speaker and Writer, Will Preach. You Must Hear Her. Anthem: "Will You Let the Saviour In?" Hymn Study: “In the Garden." Trinity, the Friendly Church. PASTOR J. M. ROBERTS. FORESTERS’ HALL, Oxford Terrace. Sunday—ll a.m.. Pastor Roberts; 6.15 p.m., Elder K. E. England. Tuesday—7.3o, Fellowship. Thursday—7.3o, Young People’s Service. Saturday—7.3o, Prayer. SYDENHAM GOSPEL MISSION,' Colombo St. Sunday—ll a.m.. Brother W. Harris; 6.30 p.m., Pastor Roberts. Tuesday—7.3o. Fellowship. Thursday—7.3o, Tarrying Meeting. ALL WELCOME. AXPORD TERRACE BAPTIST CHURCH. REV J. ROBERTSON. M.A. Morning Service, 11 a.m.—Subject: "INSPIRATION." Solo: "Out of the Deep," Mr H. Bleehynden. Evening Service, 6.30 p.m.—Subject: "THE NEVER-CHANGING" Anthem: "He Watching Over Israel" (Mendelssohn). Hymn Study: "He Will Hold Me Fast.” RICHMOND MISSION CITY SERVICE SUNDAY. 7 p.m. « T PAUL’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Corner Cashel and Madras Streets REV W. BOWER BLACK, LL.B. 1 a.m.— 'THE PARABLE OF Till SHALLOW LIFE." Anthem, "Thos )Y*M,, Keep llim in Perfect Peace’ (Williams). 2.43 p.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOL. 6.30 p.m.—"THE NECESSITY OF THE HOLY SCRIPTURES." “When the Bible is put on the shelf the Church will surely follow it.” Anthem, "O, Saviour of the World" (Goss ). Oil U RCIi (Opposite Public Hospital). LEV NOILMAN B. D. WEBSTER, B.A. I—" The Best Things in Lite Never „o—“ The Tests of Pure Religion." Anthem, “Sun of My Soul" (Turner). Duet, Misses N. and M. Lill, "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross’ CT ALBANS Baptist Church, Thames

ft, —i uswi ii a.m., 'Cornelius and His Wicnds" (Communion!; 6.30 p.m., "The Kinghood of Jesus.' Church heated. 0391 M £ . , London; 6.30 p.m., x\ev w. Greenslade, "Should Religion Bo Abolished?” Anthem, Choir. 0390 THiiOSOPHICAL HALU "67~ CamJ- bridge Terrace (near Manchester bireot Bridge!—Sunday, 7 p.m., public Lecture, "Invisible Helpers," by Miss R Rae. Musical items. I’oung People, 3 0394 JAMBS'S Methodist Church, Cashmere Hills—Home Mission Sunday. 11 a.m., Rev E. p. Biamires; 6.30 p.m, Rev G. .1. Laurenson. Sister Nicholls • ud Maori Party on Monday evening. ORCOXD CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCland 7 p.m. Subject, "God the Preserver of Man." Sunday School, 11 am MaHall, 77, Gloucester Street W. Ateeting, Wednesdav, 8 pm t* l U r i i?, erS Chambers, 95, Gloucester Street. Reading Room, 13, Cathedral Square (next Post Office). 0293 SYDENI-lAM Methodist Church—SydenJ1 * Wr \ v * Robbs; 6.30, Rev fiasil Metson. High Street: 11, Mr LU IHEHAN Church, corner \Vorcester and Montreal Streets. Sunday b. 30 p.m. Subject. "The Love of God.' All welcome. Rev A. Bruhn. O r Fountain; 6.15, Song Servlc... „„„ help to sing four; well-lsnown hymns. Welcome. All scats free. 0325 IGHEII THOUGHT CENTRE—Sunday, 7.15, at the Public Library Lecture Hall. Speaker, Mrs Ellis. Subject: "Intuition." Music. All welcome H IPDGEWAItE ROAD Methodist Church —ll a.m.. Rev S. J. Werren; 6.30 p.m., Rev S. J. Werren, "Life of John Wesley' (Lantern Lecture). The most vivid, crowded, picturesque life in English history. Mighty preacher, reformer, evangelist, who has influenced our national life more profoundly than even Shakespeare. 0373 icholls and Maori Party; 6.30, rtev a. N. Scotter, 8.A.; subject, "Te Rauparaha." Durham Street .South: 11, Rev L. B. Neale; 6.30, Mr W. 1.. Thomas . (solo). Madras Street North: 11, Rev T. J. Wallis: 3, Sister Nieholls and Maori Party; 6.30, Mr J. B. Weir. COLOMBO STREET BAPTIST— Preacher, Rev J. K. Archer. 31 a.m.. Communion; 6.30 p.m.; "God's Forgiveness and Man's.” Solosit, Mr James Olds. "I Gave My Life for Thee." Christchurch spiritualist Church (Inc.), Trades Hall—Sunday, r * p.m.; Speaker, A. Hill. Subject, " Believe." Public Circle, Clairvoyance A hearty welcome to all. * 0752 i t fiO MANCHESTER Street (Tea j Rooms). Sunday, 7 o’clock, i subject, "The Dead Cannot. Think!” (See j Psalm 148-4: Ecclesiastics, ft-10). The Bible Answer Versus Spiritualising Philosophy. ■ 0 8 3 5 KILNER Mission. Address. "Who Founded the Christian Church?", next Thursday, .Tune 20, 7.45 p.m., at. ; SPIRITUALIST Church of New Zealand, Scottish Hall, Manchester Street.—Sunday, 7 p.m. Speaker, Mr SOCIAL Discussion Group. Sunday, 8 ■3 p.m., 12, Chancery Lane. Topic: The Modern Family." Speaker: Mr J. Vincent. All interested welcome to >pen discuss tpREB Religious Movement.—Sunday, 6.30 p.m., 12, Cha.ncery Lane. Topic, ‘Development of Human Emotions." Speaker, Mr N. M. Bell. M.A.. B.D. All nterested welcome to open discussion. T JAMES’S, Riccart.on. Sunday, 16tii »-> June. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. 11 a.m., preacher,, the Vicar. 6.30 p.m., Service of Confirmation. Preacher, the Bishop. * 0013 Rev Lend rick McMaster, B.D. "Rich and Poor." 6.30 p.m.. "The Three Judges." St Martins: 6.30 p.m., SHIRLEY wenmona Presbyterian Church, Randall Street. 11 a.m., "Savourless Salt.” 6.30 p.m., "Christian Character." Quintet. "From Every Wind.” Rev F. E. H. Paton. 'T LUKE'S—HoIy Cor j Choral Eucharist 9 a.m. Preacher, .rchdeaeon Taylor. Matins 10.15 net. Hall —The Gospel [TALTTIA'M TTall, Shakespeare R V —7 o'clock. iUTLAND Street Hail, St Albans i: o’clock. I OSPEL Ha 11,“Highatcd Road. Papa r — r7 o’clock. Mr F. L. Harrisc CHR IST ADEL?H lAN LECTURE. JgTBLE HALL, MADRAS STREET SUNDAY, 6.30 p.m.: “ WITHIN THE VEIL ": JESUS CHRIST THE FORERUNNER. All Welcome, No Collection,