THE CHURCHES.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12936, 14 July 1906, Page 5

THE CHURCHES.

At the Hfi.pti.vt Church to-morrow, in the absence of the Rev. A. Dcwdney, who is. in Nj.-l.scn on deputation work for tho New Zealand Baptist Union, the pulpit will be occupied in the morning by Mr. Marririer, cf Spreydon, and in the evening by Rev. N. A. Davies, who has been recently appointed Union evangelist, and is visiting the churches •in tho Central Auxiliary. Special services will ha held in the Dublin Street Primitive Methodist Church to-morrow, the Rev. E. Drake conducting both services; subjects morning, "TJie Singers and the .Song : evening, "The-.Divine Significance of Music" (musical service). The choir Mill lender the anthem. "Jesus, My Rock," in the morning, and in the evening, at the special musical service, they will give- the anthem, "Am I a Soldier?" and Mis. H. Taylor will contributo a. solo. Mr. Hoffmann will pleach at Sedgebrook. ivlrs. Praed will conduct, service and give n trance address and clairvoyant descriptions, in the Fire Brigade Hall, on Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. This will ho the only opportunity to lifcar M.iv;. Praed, as -=he ha;? accepted an engagement for the ChriVtchurch Spiritualists' Church, and leaves for the south eai^y in ths week.

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