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&&i»iaioua £jx&vic£s CATHEDRAL. 11 ST. MARY'S, PARNELL. SUNDAY. JULY 22. ST. MARY "MAGDALEXE’S DAY. SPECIAL INTERCESSION FOR ST. MARY’S HOMES, OTAUUHU. ; a.m.—Holy Communion, a.m.—Preparation for Confirmation. -Morning Prayer and Sermon. Pi ichr CANON PERCIVAL JAMES. 12 noon.—Holy Communion. From 6.40 p.m. and after Evensong:.— Organ Recital by Mr. Edgar Randal, including Fugue C Major (Bach); Adagio (Mendelssohn); Invocation, Priere et Berceuse (Guilmant); Andante (Hollins). 7 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. Service; Stanford in B Flat. Preacher: CANON PERCIVAL JAMES. jgT. MATTHEW'S. WELLESLEY ST. SUNDAY, JULY 22. 8 a.m. —Holy Communion. 11 a.m.—Mattins and Sermon. Preacher: REV. OH AS. CHANDLER. Duet: “So Thou Liftest Thy Divine Compassion.” Messrs. Cory and Ricketts. 3 p.m—Sunday School and Bible Classes 4.15 p.m.—Holy Baptism. 7 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. Preacher: CANON GRANT CO WEN. Anthem: “Lord of All Power and Might.” All Strangers, Visitors and any who are lonely are invited to come into the Parish Hall after the Evening Service for a Chat and a Cup of Tea. “rjIRUTH FOR THE TIMES.” Continuation of Special Addresses in the UNITY HALL, Upper Queen Street. Just above Town Hall. 3 p.m.—LORD’S DAY—3 p.m. M R - R. A. L AIDLAW Subject: JJE rjrVHAT gAVE JJ!S JMFE gHALL JT. Special Hymn Books will be used. ALL ARE HEARTILY INVITED. To Hear this Important Message “IN DEFENCE OF THE FAITH.” -Deresford ccpi 'ONGREGATIONAL OHURCH (Next Central Fire Station.) PREACHER: REV. X lONEL X> 17LETCHER EV. JLJ lONEL -!->• 1 LETCHER 11 a.m.—“CHRIST AND THE NEED OF TO-DAY” (No. 2). 7 P.M. 7 P.M. LETCHER JL RINCE LdWARD When Rev. x ionel TT <L: ev. -Ljionel r L Will g “A Robber V^hief.” Soloists: Mrs. Rattray and Miss Edna Peace. Special Music. The Service will be Broadcast from IYA Station. COMMUNITY HYMN SINGING AT 6.30 Cars may be Parked at the Beresford Street Church. TUESDAY NIGHT —7.30 REV. LIONEL B. FLETCHER Will continue his series of addresses on “THE GREAT REVIVALS OF THE WORLD.” NEXT TUESDAY it will be “THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY REVIVAL IN AMERICA.” These Meetings are open to all. Prayer and Praise at 7.30. Address at 8 o’clock. THURSDAY NIGHT, 7.30. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR MEETING. Young Men and Young Women Invited. O 1 O* ☆ rpHE T O-MORROW (SUNDAY), In the rjIOWN JJALL (CONCERT CHAMBER). J X TrAN TI KR T eeuw, ll.d. • • ▼AN JUEEUW, LL.D. (LEYDEN UNIVERSITY), Will Deliver A PUBLIC LECTURE, Entitled rpEACHER.” CHURCH & SUNDAY SCHOOL. Morning, 11.—Young People’s Service, Conducted by MRS. VAILE. Solos, Choruses, etc., by Lighthouse Brigade. Evening, 7.—REV. GEO. HEIGH WAY. The PRESENTATION to MR. FRANK ROWE, Superintendent, By the Sunday School Union and the Newton Congregational Sunday School, in recognition of his 50 years’ connection with Sunday School Work, will take place On TUESDAY NEXT, JULY 24, At 8 AT THE SCHOOL, EDINBURGH STREET, NEWTON. to attend. J>RESBYTERIAN QHURCHES. TO-MORROW. EDENDALE, Balmoral Road. 11 a.m.—REV. FRASER BARTON, B.A. 7 p.m.—REV. W. GILMOUR, B.A. Monthly Visitors’ Night. SOMERVELL. Remuera. 11 a.m.—“The Light of the World.” 7 p.m.—“Who Is Doctor Grenfell? Why Has He Been Knighted?” Visitors Welcome. REV. J. PATTISON, Preacher. Meet 11 a.m.—For Fellowship. 7 p.m.—For Gospel Proclamation. Speakers: PONSONBY ROAD.—7 p.m., MR H R TJRQUHART. M.A. DOMINION ROAD.—7 p.m., MR. H. P LENG. RICHMOND.—7 p.m., MR. T. J. BULL. ONEHUNGA.—7 p.m., MR. W. VICKERY DEVONPORT WARDS. AVONDALE.—7 p.m., MR. C. WOOD. POINT CHEVALIER.—7 p.m., MR. CALTIOYAL OAK BAPTIST CHURCH. (Corner Symonds Street and Chamberlain Avenue.) 11 a.m.—Mr. E. Batts, Baptist College Student. 6.40 p.m —Song Service. 6.40 p.m.—Mr. C. Reay, Baptist College Student. PROGRESSIVE CHURCH OF SPIRITUALISTS. ALMA STREET, NEWMARKET, SUNDAY", JULY 22. 2.ls.—Children’s Lyceum. 3.ls.—Afternoon Service. 7 p.m.—Service, Lecture. “The Educational value of Spiritualism,” s. It. Uoodma “Two Worlds on Sa.l®.”