SUNDAY SERVICES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2045, 23 November 1907, Page 3

SUNDAY SERVICES.

St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church. —ll a.m., “The Sympathy of Jesus,” Rev. Win. Grant; 7 p.m., “The AllCompelling Voice,” Rev. Wm. Grant; 2.30 p. 111.. Young Alen’s Class (Whinray’s Hall), Young Women's Class (Townley’s Hall). Strangers and residents made heartily welcome to all these services.

YVesley Church.—To-morrow : Alorning. 11, Ilev. C. Griffin, subject, “God Only”; evening, 7, Air. Pallc, subject, “What Unbrotherly Conduct Involves” ; afternoon, 2!45, United Bible Class. Ormond, 3, Air. Dawson. Strangers cordially invited. Baptist Church.—Morning, 11, Rev. A, North, of Ponsonhy, Auckland, “How to Keep tlio Heart Young” ; evening, 7, to young men, “The Manliness of Godliness.”

Important Announcement! Tlie. Tent Meetings! Air. J. F. Grey, evangelist, will (D.V.) conduct- a Special Alission in tlie Gospel Tent, pitched next to Air. Jns. AVliinray’s warehouse. Meetings commence on Sunday evening, the 24th, at 7 p.m., Monday, - Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Frhlay evenings at 7.30 p.m. Subject—- “ God’s Way of Salvation, and t’.e Present- anil Future Destiny of the Human Race,” illustrated from God's great work in Genesis I , us riiown in the reconstruction of the earth as a dwelling-place for man. These expository and practical truths lrom this neglected portion if Gods Word are exceedingly interesting, showing that almost every word m tho alr.vc Chapter has a deptli of meaning that is really astounding. Reader! This Alission concerns you. You are most heartily invited to cnine to the Aleetings and bring your friends with you.