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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 71, 24 March 1934, Page 3

O.&^^n.^T^: m...,^ U «.m-Morni^ tt^'Lo, . OANONPERCIVAL JAMES.' ■ 7 *^' S ™^^ ACCOKM*G (Music bvDr Pl^vlp W M HSS_2rt,?^SL Addiess by the Vicar. p. «- ™.c mi . Parishioners are reminded that by t'irection of Synod aU Offertories on Easter Day S sSisAcd!-i^lext™ .„„. HOLY WEEK. JIO>.DAY.-7 aim.. Holy Coininuuiou. 1 (JtSDAYj-lOJii) ~„,, Holj- Commm.ion. W JiDA LSDAY.—7 a.m.. Hoy Comnnin--URS^^^et^ Plepaiatlo» for Eastel Nts in Thursday, —— ~ , W™LS/"' CHURCH OF E\6LA\D .-^WSLL." 1 7 p.m'.-Mission Service m Hall. Speaker, REV FC T OVP to i^ . I>. C. LONG. - a J§T. MARK'S PARISH CHURCH. Uutferm Street. I'ALM SUNDAY' AND HOLY WEEK. »«.«>; Sermon, 11 a.m.; Holy ]jal'tlsm. 4 P-™.; Kvensong, 11-'"- ?**■ Choii- will sing StainIr1's Cantata, The "Crucifixion." t, Maundy lluusch.y r Sr^O X^thTlffl? I'^^s *&^^^J^S^ JS^ sSiSS^u^S Communion; 7 p.m. Eveion" GOOD ™^\ & H ong ' "8 ' »'"". ~^- —— . S T- JUDE' S CHURCH' LYALL BAY. TALM SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1931. " a.m.-Holy Communion and Sermon. 7 P-m.-Sacred Cantata, "The Crucifixion," by Combinetl Choirs of St. Cuthbert's and St. Jude's. ' IVfISSIONS 10 SKAMExN CHURCH St TITU^ "■ ■ SUVD ITVaRCH o- i?" Street, S> 7 Vm fl T w?T r°f j \& m\?" d- 7 p-m WILLIAMS, Missioner. MARCH 28, at 8 p.m. B R^ sAiL^-io^rY. *■ Cuba Street (near James 35 Smith'^' " P-™.-P»-eacliei-. Mr. W. J. Momitjoy, Jun- Soloist, Miss Violet Roberts. 5.30 p.nK-Home Hour and Song Service. ALL SEAMEN Ax\D FRIENDS ARE WELCOME L"^1 CATHOLIC CHURCH, bU'NJJA1 ' U AM-__. VIVIAX STREET BAPTIST V • CHURCH^ Minister. ' ' m^Kfe U I^ f R&f ?\ COMMUNION &LRVICE Special intercession .for °^ s IIT ""I ' ™? t T" rw, 1 r Al],. members. ot-the at Chmch^nd Congregation are urged to '" 7nm PmPH"<! wmpr <s '^ll^c in the IHv of Hi p On ASC'CtoUot"S. ist: Mr. H. A. Pai-etta '^O Li-ht of All the World." ' TUES., 7.30 p.m.-Cluirch Social' Musical items. ADDRESS BY REV E X. GORING. A cordial welcome is extended to all members and friends to be present on the occasion of this, 7 th* 56th Ann"'««rj- of the Church. S ervices at .11 a.m. and a gim^PORK. BAPTIST CHURCH. , r ■ / ■„ „ -r, ' Minister: REV. M. S. EADE. n "••"•-"Why His Blood is Precious.- ._ eeting ' M foi . p . 7 p.m.--'The Man Who Wanted to be Conqueror." . \ SPECIAL EA.STER !MUSIC Community Singing before service. RTRVTff baptist J^YALL BAY-KILBIRNIE BAPTISI 11 a m -"Film sSid^Ttrmmnn " 7 pS^ntata «&t to cXarv" will be rendered b,^Augnie.lted Choir of 40 voices. Conductor. Mr G F Frew Organist: Mr. A. E. Tomlimon. PianM, Miss Potter. Strangers and visitors welcome. ■i^or.nrri w R R(1 OKLIN^ BAPTIST CHURCH. D Rev. EN. Goring. " a.m.. "The KW m^lTlf Wilson' ' *uornlnSton' ' ?- m-Jlr'^ ——— ' - ~ pHURCH OF CHRIST, VIVIAN STREET. -vi^.—* ■ v— —^ ' 7 p.m.-Gospel Service. :■ ■ C HURCH Colo b °l t t C^ST Colombo Street, . WELLINGTON SOUTH. ' U a.m.-Worship. Speaker, N.J. Lowe. 7 p.m.-Gospel Service. Speaker, G. Mathieson, A Pre-Eastern Message. is . Subject. "The Appeal of the Cross." Come, and Welcome to the House of Frienships. XJNITARIAN FREE ■ 'CHURCH U 41a Courtenay Place AN ALL SOULS' RELIGIOUS KETTOWSTTTP 'Kf. Sunday REV. DR. C. R. MITCHELL "IS THERE-AXY EEil JOY IN THE CHRISTIAN WAY OF LIFE?" Social Half-hour at close of the service. PSYCHOLOGY CFVfRV wv tom'^ P Bt^t-K^e^^'wilfbe beld' 7.30 p.m. Sunday NWit"Subject- "Higher Spiritual Knowledge." . ° VT7ELLINGTON CO. OF JEHOVAH'S VV WITNESSES invite you to hear Readers of Judge Rutherford's Books riE rTo D OE ™ENDSJ^hlKxNDb HOUSE, Moncrieff Street, SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 7 p.m. MEETING FOR WORSHIP. ?30 m _ ± ddresa b -;, TF xr VTr STREET. Ji-IsNIE o±x^ ±- , ,--.,.■,■;, .._,.■„■„■ i '^AITH LLIHERAN CHURCH Trades Hall, vJ^f^. Sllnda , 7p m "CHMST'S "