CHURCH SERVICES.

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CHURCH SERVICES.

SHIRLEY-RICHMOND Presbyterian Church, Randall St.—Minister, Rev K. E. H. Paton. 11 a.m.. More than < 'onquerors; 6.30 p.m., Ben-hadad and 1 [is Folly. Anthem. “Sun of My Soul.” ST ANDREW’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (Opposite Public Hospital). Minister: Rev J. LAWSON ROBINSON, B.A. 11 a.m.: “LIFE'S QUEST AND ITS ANSWER.” C.:*‘ p.m.: "MEETING LIFE WITH MANLY COURAGE." Solo: ** O LORD, BE MERCIFUL ” (Barlett), Miss Kathleen chappie. CT PAULS PRESBYTERIAN IO CHURCH, Cr. Cashel and Madras Sts. NJ ' .istcr: REV ALAN C. WATSON. M.A 1! a.m.: TRUSTEES OF THE GOSPEL. SIMON, THE ENTHUSIAST. Anthem. “ O Saviour of the World” (Goss). 6. :■» p.m.: “TURNING A HURT INTO A FIYMN” (A Study of ‘Nearer, My God. to Thee”). Anthtem, “ O _ Praise the. Lord” (Hopkins). CT DAVID'S Presbyterian Church. CoLawrence Rogers. M.A. 11 a.m., The Important Question”; 6.30 pm “ Begrudging God." 7914 THE DIVINE SCIENCE FELLOWSHIP OF NEW ZEALAND. T>UBLIC MEETING EVERY WED„E&PAY.» at P-m. Spiritual \r\pv s Address by PRES. MARY E. SIMPSON, C.S.B. TESTI--MO.MES. At Builders’ Chambers, 95, t. ioucester Street. All Welcome. SX /COLOMBO ST. Baptist ChurclH—Rev~J. ' Lwen Simpson. n a.m., “The Parable of the Two Sons”; 6.30 p.m. ' I Have Good News for You.” Anthem’ ' send Out Thy Light” (Gounod). 5350 C’l’ ALBANS Baptist Church—ll a7m., O Mr E. J. D. Hercus, M.A. 6.30 p.m , JICV ' V * Gri &e. M.A., "Until He ' ome ; Communion. North Brighton— V a : m -» Rev E. W. Grigg, Children’s Service; Communion. 6.30 p.m., Mr II J ropkirk. s 35Q /\PAWA BAPTIST CHURCH, WilsoiTs *? oad —Rev L. a. Day. 11 a.m., I he Secret of a Great Life”; 6.30 pm, "A Father's Sacrifice." Special Service for Men (women also welcome). Male Choir, Quartet. Soloist, Mr Murray Fountain. 1754 OXFORD TERRACE BAPTIST CHURCH. 11 a-m.: Subject, “ FROM DARKNESS TO LIGHT.” Hymn Study, " Our Blest Redeemer.” Communion SerSubject. “THE POWER OF FORGIVENESS.” Anthem. "Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence ’ .\“ oI *t)- Solo, Miss Beryl Emmet, My Heart Ever Faithful.” 7 " ni t ty Spiritual Church, Chancer v .V. . -kfH?. J p-m. Speaker, Mr Harding. Subject, Lighten Our Darkness.” Clairvoyance. Public Circle. Wednesday’s ser\ ice 8 p.m. All welcome. 5237 SYDENHAM Salvation Army Jubilee, Tuesday. Aug. Bth, 1933, at 7.45 p.m. Musical Programme given by Supporting Friends. Admission by Programme Is. Rev J. K. Archer presidFree religious movement, 221, Manchester St., Sunday, 6.30 p.m. Topic: "What was the Attitude of Jesus to Wealth?” Speaker: Mr N. M. Bell, M.A., B.D. All interested welcome to ■Ton discussion which follows all talks. VJOCIAL DISCUSSION GROUP, 221, •O Manchester St., Sunday, 8 p.m. Topic: “The Social Implications of < ’hristlanlty.” Speaker: Mr Max Robinson. Open discussion after talk. All interested in topic welcome. 8466 fpilE Christchurch Spiritualists’Church (Incorporated), Sunday Evening, 7 o’clock. Ridgely Hall, Armagh Street. Short address by Dr J. M. Moorey, Ph. D., “The New Teaching of Human-i.-ni.” A musical evening will follow. Songs (soloists), Mrs Commons, Mrs Elliott, Mr Armstrong; violin solo, Mr A. Munroe. 8350 jf’iHORAL HALL—Richmond Mission * City Service, 7 p.m. Subject, " Righteousness on the Right Hand and • the Left.” Orchestral Music 6.45 P-m, , 5342 ('IHRIST'S Return to Earth, to break in pieces all those Governments and set up God’s Kingdom. Temperance Hull, 108, Gloucester St., Sunday, 7 p.m. Free. 5296 _ rpHE ASSEMBLIES OF GOD IN N.Z., 1 Colombo St.. Sydenham, near Post office. Morning, 11. Communion; Afteri <>on, 2.30, Sunday School: Evening, 6.30, Mr Laurie Brown, "Behold, now is the accepted time; behold, now is the day of Salvation/* SYDENHAM Methodist Church: 11, Mr J. H. Pugh; 6.30, Rev Ray Richards. Topic: “The Single Eye.” High Street: 11, Mission Band. Beckenham: 11, Rev Ray Richards; 6.30, Mr Olds. 8914 Durham street methodist CHURCH. Minister: Rev Clarence Eaton. 11 a.m.: “ANANIAS AND SAPPHIRA.” 6.30 p.m.: Broadcast Service, “UNCONSCIOUS TRIBUTES TO f'HRIST.” Anthem, “In Humble Faith and Holy Love” (Garrett). Solo, “The Beautiful Prayer” (Lennox), Mr Douglas Subkljng. t r NION Methodist Church, Addington: 11, Rev C. B. Jordan, M.A., B.D. Junior Choir; Anthem. “ Let the Saviour Jn.” 6.30, same preacher (Communion); Anthem, “On the Hill”: Hymn Study, “ Dear Spirit, Lead Me.” 3, Young People’s Rally in North Schoolroom; speaker, Rev C. B. Jordan, 8.D.; subject, “ The Life Complete.” Tea to follow. All young people welcome. Lincoln Road: 11, Hon L. M. Isitt; 6.30, Mr B. Low. 7519 Ip AST BELT Wesley Church. FitzJ gerald Avenue: Foreign Mission Day: 11 a.m.. Rev A. H. Scrivin (General Secretary); 2.45 p.m., Missionary B.C. Rally: 6.15 p.m.. Community Singing; 6.30 p.m.. Rev E. Drake, “The Airships of God.” Solo, “ The Lord is My Light ” (Allitson), Miss Phyllis Round. Chorale, "Ascribe unto the Lord ” (Peace). Communion. _7987 ESLEY Church, Edgeware Road: 11 a.m., Rev F. T. Read; 6.30 p.m.. Rev E. B. Chambers. Solos and duet by Miss Millicent Jennings and Mr Wynne Yorke Anthem. A cordial welcome extended to all. SOU CAMBRIDGE TERRACE Methodist Church: Foreign Mission Sunday. 11, Rev J. Featherston; 6.30, Rev E. Seriven (Auckland). Durham Street South: 11, Mr R. H. Turner; 6.30. Mr R. Lane. Anthem, “ I Am He That Liveth.” Solo, Mr Bateman. Madras Street North: 11, Rev T. W. Vealie, « ommunion: 6.30. Mr Templeton. kjHIKLKY Methodist Foreign Mission Services: 11 a.m., Rev F. Greenwood: 6.10 p.m.. Community Sing; 6.30 p.m Rev T. Vealie. Wednesday, 7.30 pp, Rev A. H. Scrivin, F.M. Sec., “ Lantern' Lecture on the Solomon Islanders.” IMRST Church of Christ, Scientist, Worcester Street West: Sunday Services, J 1 a.m. and 7 p.m. Subject, *• spirit.” Sunday School, 11 a.m., Test!ir.onv Meeting, Wednesday, 6.30-8 p,m. Readies Room. 12-4.30: Wednesday, 127.15: also Friday evening, 1 to 9 p.m., in Church Edifice. ' SPIRITUALIST Church of New Zealand: Scottish Hall, Manchester Street, Sunday. 7 p.m. Speaker: Mr Miles Lecture on Indian Philosophy, i>y request. Public Circle. All urewei-