THE CHURCHES

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXV, Issue 13264, 31 December 1910, Page 3

THE CHURCHES

TO-MORROW’S SERVICES. The services at teh Aramoho Wesleyan Church will be taken by the Rev. K. D. Patchett in the morning and Mr. S' ■ Whitlock in the evening. At the morning service Air. Martin Sutherland, ot Eeliding, will sing a sacred solo. the Rev. E. D. Patchett will preach at Maxwelltown, afternoon and evening. A public address, to be delivered at the Druids’ Hal! in the evening, has for its subject, “What is the Bible; On what Principles is it to he Understood?” The Salvation Army meetings will be conducted by Adjutant Powick. will be a watch night service at lI.dU p.m., and services at the usual hours. A picnic will also be hold in \ictoria Park on Mondav.’ W*’ ■ , . The Rev. S. Bailey will; conduct, both services at Dublin Street and deliver'appropriate New Year addressed. Covenant Service at 8 p.m. ;■ - ; ■ •- , The Rev. J. Luxford will-conduct both services at Trinity to-morrow. In the evening Miss W. Gannons jvill take the solo in the anthem “The grace of God that bringeth Salvation.” Communion at close of evening service. The Theosophiyal Society meet as usual in the Rand Chambers, when the subject of interest to all, will be given: “The Guardians of Humanity.” All welcome. The usual. Bible Class will be held at Sherriffi’s Studio to-morrow, when ,the subject of “The Stoning of Stephen” will be taken. Questions and free discussion at close of address. Free scats, and no collection.

A public address to be delivered at the Druids’ Hall on Sunday evening has for its subject: “What is the Bible? On what principles is it to be understood?” Mr J. H. Harper will conduct the service at the Church of Christ to-morrow evening*