THE CHURCHES.
To-morrow at Christ Church, at 3 p.m.. his Lordship the Bishop of Wellingtoi .vill administer the rite of confirm atioi to a number of candidates. Dr Walliswill probably preach at St. Laurence .Vramoho, in the morning, at 11 o'clock.
The residents of Kaitoke and No. 1 Line are reminded that lli» Rev. 11. 21 Ryburn, M.A., will conduct service tonorrow afternoon at Kaitoke, at 2.30. All are invited.
The services at the Baptist Church tomorrow should be of special interest. Id the morning the Rev. Arthur Dowdnej .vill preach on "Christian Citizenship ; oi the New Testament and the Ballof-box,' and in the- evening on "Is the Lost Sheet Worth Saving?" The evening service will jlose in ample time for the demonstration in the Drill Hall.
The united prayer meetings will be continued in St. John's Hall, Upper Camp bell Street, each evening at 7.30. Theft meetings are open and free to all. (Jo( hath given His spirit to instruct us thai we may show forth His praise. "It is re quired of stewards that they be founc faithful."
"An Old-time Election" and "The Sixth Commandment Up-to-date" will be tin Rev. E. Drake's subjects at the PrimitivMethodist Church to-morrow, inornins: ant evening respectively. Mr Drake will als preach at Sedgebrook at 3 p.m. The Rev. R. M. Rvburn. M.A., will conduct service at Kaitolc© at 2.30 on Sunday aftornoon. All are cordially invited.
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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11729, 2 December 1905, Page 7
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234THE CHURCHES. Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11729, 2 December 1905, Page 7
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