CHURCH NEWS.

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12840, 9 December 1911, Page 4

CHURCH NEWS.

;; TO-MORROW'S SERVICES. ' . H ": '■'■■X4-' the Aramoho Wesleyan Church i the annual services in connection with. | 'Home Missions will be held. At the r morning service the preached will be pthe Rev. T. G. Brooke, secretary of tho j Borne Mission Fund, and at the evenpiflg service the Rev. G. W. J. Bpence r i pttfesident of the Conference, will preach. :At the evening service, Mrs L. Goss-^H j Mill sing a sacred solo. > Tho services at Trinity Wesleyan j Church will bo conducted by the Rev. p.p.'.W. J. Spence, of Palmerston North, / in the morning, and by the Rev. T. G. ■ Brooko in the evening. Both these gentlemen have come to impress upon the .members of the Methodist Church the object and importance of Home [iMissiou work in New Zealand. Rev. A. .S. Wilson will conduct both services at tho Baptist Church, Inges-^^H r trie .Street. 'I..'flow to Build Character" is the^H , subject of the lecture at the Theosophi-cal-Society's meeting to-morrow oven-^^B . »«£• ■ Tho Wanganui Brotherhood will re-^^J ; assomblo at Dublin Sti'eet Primitive Methodist Church next Sunday, the-10th, open meeting on this occasion; hearty Ayelconio extended to all brothers and^H sisters. The speaker for the occasion "will.be Rev. A. S. Wilson, "Recent No License." A splendid programme has^^J been arranged, and a large attcndanco^^H is anticipated. The Rev. J. A. Luxford has coneent-^^H ed ,to conduct the Westmere anniver-^^H . sary service, 2 p.m., and Rev. S. Bailey^^B in tho evening, 7 p.m. On Tuesday^^M following, there will be a public tea at^^H 6.30 p.m., and concert at 7.30 p.m.^^f Several city artists will give song and^^H music. ■ An address will be deliverecL_at~ tho^^H Druids' Hall on Sunday evening, tho^^H subject being "The Coming Storm."