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T4/TETHODIST ' CENTRAL MISSION. : Boy G. Knowles Smith. 10 a.m.—Silver Band, Tainui-terraee. ! 11 a.m.—Webb-street. "Matthew " i 6 p.m.—Silver Band. Ghuznee-street. I 7 p.m.—EVERYBODY'S THEATRE.— "THE POWER OF SILENT DEMAND." Soloist: Miss D. Clarke. Sacramental Service at close of Theatre Service. ipONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES \^j . THE TERRACE—II a.m., Rev. W. A. Evans (Communion); 7 p.m., Rev. J. Reed Glasson. CAMBRIDGE-TERRACE—II a.m., "A Crucial Question," and 7 p.m;, "The Tragedy of the Cross," Rev. A. E. Hunt. Communion in the evening. CONSTABLE-STREET (Newtown) —13 a.m., Rev. J. Reed Glasson; 7 p.m., . Rev. W. A. .Evans. CONSTABLE-STREET CONGREGA\J TIONAL CHURCH. SUNDAY, lst'jUNE. SEE SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT. |"IONSTABLE-STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. . 21st CHURCH ANNIVERSARY. Morning, at 11: Rev. J. Reed Glajson. Evening, at 7: Rev. W. A. Evans. Communion at close of evening service. PUBLIC MEETING- AND CONVERSAZIONE on TUESDAY, 3rd JUNE, at 7.30 p.m. , elling^n^Tptist'cpiurch (Vivian-street). Rev. S. Boekingham. Morning, 11: "A Moral Tragedy: A Drastic Lesson." ■ Evening, 7: "Reconstruction or Regeneration: Which? Come, let us reason together." Communion. Open Door Gospel Mission, Tory-street— Service at 7 p.m. TpERHAMPORE BAPTIST CHURCH, •*-* . Rintoul-streot. Pastor T. K. Ewen. 11 a.m.: "God's Wealth of Blessing, and the Conditions Hs Imposes." 7 p.m.: "The Story of a Blind Beggar." Special offerings . for renovating the church A hearty welcome to all. ■ BROOKLYN BAPTIST CHURCH.— Rev. . W S. Rollings. 11 a.m., "The Pre-eminence of Christ"; 7 p.m., "The Conversion .of Saul of Tarsus." Strangers and visitors f welcome. TSLAND BAY BAPTIST CHURCH, -fl. —Sunday Services: 11 a.m., "The Power of Example." Preacher, J. W... B,utlor. 7 p.m., Preacher, ■ Rev. John Laird, 8.A., 'of Nelson. Young Men's Bible Class meets 2.30. An address by Mr. Laird. Lyall Bay, 2.30. AH residents of the Bay invited to above service. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTI&T CHURCH, Tasraan-street. SUNDAY at 7 p.m. Subject: "The Valley of Dry. Bones." All invited. " G. G. .Stewart. CHURCH OF CHRIST, ; VIVIAN-STREET. 11 a.m.-^Mr. M. Vickery. 7 p.m.—Mr. Wm. Phillips.. RINTOUL-ST.. SOUTH WELLINGI ON ■ 11 a.m.—Mr. G. Clarlco. 7 p.m.—Mr. M. Vickery.. .'■'•'■■ KILBIRNIE. 11 a.m.—Mr. W Phillips. 7 p.m.—Mr. Linyard. ; ;■ ,'PETONE. 11 a.m.—Mr. J. Westerley. 7 p.m.—Mr. F. Marshall. LOWER HUTT. ' 11 a.m.—Mr. F. Marshall. 7 p.m.—Mr. Palmer. ■ . " • /christian, science society. Christian science society. Hall: 46, Boulcott-street. SUNDAY SERVICE: 7 p.m.' SUNDAY SCHOOL: -3 p.m, Publio Cordially Invited. Wednesday: TESTIMONY MEETING, 8 p.m. Reading Room open daily from 2 to 4 p.m., except Sundays and publio holidays. (PHRISTADELPHIAN MEETING, Victoria Hail, Adelaide-road. Morning, 11 a.m.; Evening, 7 p.m. .An Address will be delivered (God willing) in the above Hall on SUNDAY NEXT. • Subject: "Life Beyond the Grave: How we may attain to it." Seats free. No collection. TTNITARTAN FREE CHURCH, <L<. Vivian (Ingestre) street, City REV. G. ERNEST HALE, B."a. . '. 11 a.m.: / ' "AN OPTIMIST'S RELIGION." • "QUESTIONS MEN' ARE ASKING: (1) Can a man be a Christian in . . business?" L- • .■■.■''•• QjPmiTUALISTS' CHURCH, PARAMOUNT THEATRE, Courtenay -place. : Sunday, at t p.m. ADA STENING 1: , Lectures. . *■. ■ "THE CONTINUITY OF LIFE'AFTER DEATH." "Where, are our Eoys who have passed over in the Great War?" 2,30 .p.m.—Children's Lyceum. FAREWELL SOCIAL GATHERING ; 'TO. JOHN' PAGE, \ WEDNESDAY,'4th JUNE, at 8 p.m. . . ■ All friends invited. (pOSPEL HALL, VIVIAN STREET. TheGospa' will be preached (D.V.) on Lord's Day, at 7 p.m. • All invited. Seats all free. . No collection. MARANATHA. : "OROBABLY never in the history of the , A'■;'•■- world sihea „the promise of the I Second Coming of Christ was made? have j the conditions seemed so ripo as now to ' expect the first stage of this great event. At any" moment now the paionsia (the taking away without death of those who ; are.in Christ) may occur. That many arc saying: "Where is the promise of His; Corning?" is only a3 predicted in the Biblo as what will be said. An Auckland Pres- ' bviei'i&n -minister, the Rev. Jolly, lias i written a- booklet opposing the teaching jof .the pre-millennial Coming of Christ, but we ire glad to see that a challenge appeared in an Auckland Herald of last week, in which Mr. S. L. P Riramer states that if what Mr. Jolly asserts is j correct the Bible is not true. Mr. Jolly is asked to prove in open debate that the Holy Scriptures "do not clearly teach tho \ pre-millennial .Coming ,of Christ. It is I folly to deny (and Mr. Jolly has not yet .' j accepted the c'nallengo) that tho Scriptures \ jdo rot plainly set forth . this doctrine, j Those who oppose are shut up to the only ' alternative, that Christ, the'apostles, and! prophets were all themselves deluded into j making false prophecies. Tho Church of Rome, we are thankful to admit, has never taken up this attitude. Woe to the "preachers v>'ho tako away from tho words of tho Book, for God says: "He will take away his (and their) part out of the Rook of Life." '