CENTRAL MISSION

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1175, 10 July 1911, Page 7

CENTRAL MISSION

A FORWARD MOVE. The Rev. E. 0. Blamircs conducted the service (if the Central Mission at tho King's Theatre-last night, and the principal speaker was the Rev. N'icholas Turner, of Christchurch, who was formerly in charge of the mission here. He spoke from the text "Strive to enter in," and made .special 'reference to the necessity for earnest attention to all that is helpful in the formation of a worthy character. Mrs. Blamires related some notable instances of personal reformations which she had seen during hof mis.-ion work at Dunediu. Mr. J. Can , sang "The -Belter Land." This interesting service yrns the last to be held in the King's Theatre, as (he mission, so far as the Sunday evening services are concerned, is about to move into more central and convenient quarters at the New Theatre, Manners Street. The opening service in this building will bp held next Sunday. Its'proximity to Ilio mission headquarters in Herbert Street' lire ' amongst the advantages in favour of the change, and it is anticipated that the building will be well adapted for mission services. A nicelihg of' riifcMon members held during the week discussed preparations for the new departure. m:d it was viewed by all with great satisfaction. Many for im-ronsecl effectiveness were made'.