THE CHURCHES.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9944, 20 January 1900, Page 3

THE CHURCHES.

-♦ Patriotio service in the Drill Hall al 3 p.m. There will be no service at St. Mary's to-morrow, the Veiy Ktv. Dean liirlc and Father O'Sulhvan being absent in Wellington. There- will be 110 service at St. John's English Church to-morrow e\enmg. Mr Turner (Evangelist) preaches tojaorrow evening iv (he Christians' Meeting House, Mathiesju Street. Hib subject will be "Tho Good Confession."' All an 1 cordially iuvited. The Rev. F. H. Spencer, agent for the Btitish and Foreign Bible Society, will preach ou behalf "of that Society at the Hall, Brunswick, ou Sundii^ morning, at 11 a.m., and on Sunday evening at Maxwelltown. At Trinity Church to-morrow tho Rev. C H. Poole will pro.ich in the morning and the Rev. G. Bond in the evening. The subject for the discourse at tho latter service will be "The War; or, the bright side of tho dark storm-cloud in Africa." Hymns appropriate to the occ.i'ion will be sung, and Miss Alice Gray, ot Christclmrch, will render the beautiful solo, "The Soul's Awakening."' The Bey. J. Farquharsou Jone3 will occupy the pulpit of the Baptist Church tomorrow <vt both son-ices . The Rev. R. M. Ryburn preaches at St. Paul's to-uorrow. Tho Rev. J. Guy, ex-President of the Primitive Methodist Conference, will occupy tho pulpit of the Dublin Street Clmrcli to-morrow morning and neaing. Owing to tho indisposition of the Yen Archdeacon Towgood tho evening service at Christ Church will be conducted by the Rev. A. O. Williams,.