CHURCH SERVICES,

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1569, 12 October 1912, Page 5

CHURCH SERVICES,

'Announcements regarding to-morrow'e Church services will bo found on Pago 2 of this issue.

Tho Bishop of Wellington (Dr. Sprott) will preach at St. Pauls pro-Cathedral, Mulgravo Street, at tho evening service. At St. John's Church, Willis Street (Presbyterian) Dr. Gibb's evening subject will be: "Things Best Kept to One's Self.' Tho Rev. Gibson Smith's evening subject at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Wellington Terrace, will bo "Lead us not into Temptation.' , The anniversary services of the Kent Terrace Presbyterian Church will bo conducted to-inorrow by tho' Rev. John Mackenzie, who will preach at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. There will also bo an afternoon service (which Mr. M'Konzie will conduct) , specially for the Sunday School children and parents. Tho anniversary celebrations will be continued on Tuesday ovening, when its , annual conversazione will bo held, when a programme of vocal and instrumental music will bo submitted.

Wesley Church Sunday School will celebrate its 71st anniversary to-morrow. Special music will bo rendered and the preachers will be tho Rev. G. S. Cook, R. Inglis, and J. G. Chapman. "Personal Peeps into tho Back-blocks" is the title of an address to be delivered by Mr. E. Arnold, J.P., at tho New Theatre, Pleasant Sunday Afternoon, toniorrpw. Jlr. R. B. Williams will sin? "Thou Art Passing Hence," and Mr. Basil Cooper will render a musical monologue. A special service will be held at 7 p.m. at the Salvation Army. Vivian Street, at which a description will bo given of the various events in connection witli the death and burial of the late General Booth.

Particulars are also announced of services at St. Petor's (Willis Street) and the Terraeo Congregational Church.