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ECCLESIASTICAL. CHURCH SERVICES. 'T DAVID’S loml R. C. XtrathdU Bartlett. Anthems - •• - The r , Sydenham—lo.' (JHIRLEY-KICHMOXD Presbyterian 1 Church, Randall Street Minister i* Key K. K. Jl. p a ton. 11 a m T, J- 1 Wall Builde (opp. Public Hospital). Rev J. Lawson Robinson, r a.m., “Making a New Earth' Day Service) : 6.30 p in., ” the Kingdom of ST PAUL’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Corner Cajthel. and Madras Streets Minister: REV ALAN .WATSON, M . 10.55 a.m.: Anthem, "Dike as th Hart” (Novello). 7 p.m.: Anthem. “Rejoice in tli d” (Bridgte). Solo. Mast Welford Hewlett. “Cod Shall Wipe Away all Tears." Preacher; Rev John Miller. F.R.G.S. 4 RMAGH STREET Hall—7 p.m.: The C°s pel of the Grace of God will (D.V.) be preached by Mr J. Hilton. O PAWA Baptis Road. Subject, “Struggles in the Night, p.m.. Rev L. A. Day. Subject. “Fools.” (God’s Fool or the Devil's Fool—Which are yot«?) 1121 Oxford terrace baptist CHURCH. 10.-55 a.m.: Preacher Rev L. A. Xorth. Subject. “ Peace or War? Facing the Issues.” Solo, “How Beautiful are the Feet of Them That the Gospel of Peac< Soloist, Miss .7. WilfHandel kinson. time of commencement) m. : Preacher Dr J. J.' Xorth (of Auckland). Anthem, “The Strife i! PI RITUALIST Church ~~of x Z (Christchurch Branch), Teague Hall, Gloucester Street. West.— Sunday: ?, p.m., Open Circle. Mrs Sparkes: 7 p.m., speaker, Rev Lily Lingvvood-Smith. subject “ Fate or Destiny.” Clairvoyance and after e A Community Singing 6.30. Tues'l?' 14 Resent Street: Psychometry. Thursday, 2 p.m.: Message Meeting for Ladies.' 2424 CHRISTIAN Spiritual Scientist Church i opp „ Harris Bros., Hereford Street. on day, 7 p.m. Mr Howard’s addressGife More Abundant.” Floral Clairvoyr:»ce and Healing Silence. All welcome. 4 SSEMBLTES OF GOD,' Colombo St. Sydenham. H a.m., com- . ---. Praise and Worship: *‘ In FelvieeS^?5 We T et C 630 p ’ ,n " Farewell Serr T Ty Brown Come—Bring a * n a *l thy ways, acknowledge pREE Religious Movement, 221, Maniuuvejiiem, 441, Alai h f. S Hr Street —Sunday, 6.30 p.n I opic. Albert Schweitzer (3) Pessim--01l» 0 .pt ni l,^ 3T 1-” Speaker: Mr X. M. Bell, M.A.,_ B.D. Open discussion on —.- vpcu uiscua tneme. All interested welcome. SOCIAL Discussion Group. 221. Man Chester Street—Sundav, 8 p.~ Topic: "A Questionnaire in Regard ’ Speaker: Mr C. H. Cole\ ~ Com< and take part in the discussion on how to obtain peace. 9771 WALTHAAfc HALL, Shakespeare Road. The Gospel of the Grace of God ! " ill (D.V.) be preached next Lord’s Day i/■ jng at 7 p-ciock by Mr S. Stedman. C ITT GOSPEL MISSION 134, Worcester Street, a.m.: Communion. Open Meeting. Week-night Services: Tuesday, Wedesday, Thursday, at 7.30 p.m. “ We are confident, I say. and willing IHORAL Hall, ... J City Service. 7 p.tn. ouu/cii, Baptist.” Orchestral Music. ' ~ ' .m. at Miss n. Adorning Servi< public circle. All welcome 2303 pHRISTH-i UR.CH Spirituaists’ Church. V' Inc, Ridglev Hall, Armagh Street. Sunday Service 7 p.m. Speaker. Dr ,1. M lloorey. Ph.Et Subject. “As You Like It” (Shakespeare). Solo will be by Mrs Uorridge. A welcome to all. - Of California. T7.S.A. Will commence big GOSPEL CAMPAIGN On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, ODDFELLOW’S HALL, ST ASAPH STREET. Evervbodv welcome. No collection. 2256 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES. IjMRXT CHURCH OF CHRIST, Scieni tist, Worcester St. West.—Sunday Subjo and Falle Mar Meetii Wednesday. 6.3«* p.m. and 8 p.r READING ROOM. 96. Hereford St.. West.—Mon.. Tues.. Thurs.. ll a.m. to " p.m. Wed.. 11 a.m. to 7.45 p.rn.. Friday. 11 am. to 9 p.m. SX Mission service. 7 to 8 every SUNDAY EVENING (D.V.). FORESTERS’ TIALL, OXFORD TERRACE fnear "Manchester St. Bridge). BRIGHT SINGING. SHORT ADDRESSES. NO COLLECTION. SUFFER AT CLOSE FOR ALL PRESENT COME. SX DIVINE SCIENCE. \ HEALING SERVICE is held every , AVednesday at 7.4 5 p.m. at the I Guilders’ Chambers, 95. Gloucester <■ Street, followed by a lecture by Mary E. Simpson, C.S.B. Subject for AA'ediie.sday. Novembc -d’s Supp< ictised Divin Science for over 45 year?, Mrs Simpso is well qualified to speak with authm 11y on her chosen subjects. She grade a fed at the Massachusetts Metaphysics I’ollege, Boston, U.S.A.. and is and practitioner. author, lecturer, teachv invited to attend. Colie THEOSOPHTCAL SOCIETY, 267. Cambridge Terrace. SUNDAY AT 7 P.M. ‘CULTURE AND COMMUNITY.’’ . PUBLIC LECTURE by PROFESSOR J. SHELLEY. A Cordial Invitation is Extended ! to All Interested. PECTAL CHRISTADELPHIAN _ LECTURES. COMMENCING SUNDAY 630 P.M. | "The Resurrection of Christ, the Foundation of Human Hope.” SPEAKER: MR H. H. JAMES, OF HASTINGS. ALSO TUESDAY AND THURSDAY. 7.45 P.M. No Collection. BIBLE HALL. MADRAS STREET. VLL Ex-Servicemen are invited to at-' tend Two Minutes Silence and Ser- | vice at <'bristchurch Cathedral on Sunday Morning. Fall in R.S.A. Club Rooms 10.30 a.m. Dress: Mufti and Medals. 1107 E. F. WiLLCOX, Secretary. j