Round the Churches

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 780, 28 September 1929, Page 5

Round the Churches

“Abundant Life” will be the subject of the sermon to be delivered by the Rev. T. V. Gil Allan, M.A., at St. Mary’s Cathedral, Parnell, tomorrow morning. In the evening the Rev. Canon Fancourt, M.A., will speak on “Ministering Spirits.” The 77th anniversary of the Beresford Street Congregational Sunday School will be celebrated in the Town Hall tomorrow. At 11 a.rn. the Rev. Lionel B. Fletcher will speak on “What About the Children?” At 2.45 p.m. the subject will be “Jlow to Become a Champion Wrestler,” and the subject of the evening sermon will be “Youth and Modern Life.” There will be special music at each service by a choir of GOO voices. The morning service at St. Matthew’s Church* will be conducted by Canon Grant Cowen, who will also speak in the evening. The Rev. W. Rowe will speak at Pitt Street Methodist Church tomorrow morning, and at a special evangelistic meeting in the evening the Rev. tV. Walker will take at liis subject “Moral Courage.” Straight from the heart of Africa, Miss Gladys F. Yerbury will speak on her work tomorrow morning at the Grange Road Baptist Church. The evening service will be taken by the Rev. A. S. Wilson. At 8.15 p.m. an overflow after-church service will be addressed by the Rev. R. C. Roberts, B.D. The Rev. J. G. Hughes will speak on “Love” at the Progressive Church of Spiritualists at Newmarket tomorrow m 0 “The King’s Ambassadors” will be the subject chosen by Mr. H. Archer at the International Bible Students service in the Masonic Hall, Edinburgh Street, tomorrow evening. Pastor Reuben E. Howie, A.V.1., Ph. S.. will conduct both morning and evening services at the Mount Roskill Congregational Church. “Reality” will be the subject of the evening address at the Christian Science Church, Symonds Street, tomorrow. » * + The anniversary services at St. John's Church. Ponsonby, neated tomorrow, because of the laigo number of people who were to cain admission last Sunday. me children will repeat their singing. TTarris-Roberts will speak on "The Sours Pilgrimage" at the Spiritual Scientists’ Church. Ponsonbj, tomorrow evening. m Tiifl Rev. C. G. Scrimgeour will conduct the morning service at the Methodist Mission, Airedale Street Sister Bessie will speak at Fiance Street in the evening. "God. Who Is He?” will be the subject taken by the Rev. W. Gilmour, at the Edendale Presbyterian Church Balmoral Road. tomorrow evening. At the 11 o’clock morning service the Girl Guides and the Boj | Scouts will i vimv-pll services for the Rev. J. Patterson and Mrs. Patterson will be held at the Somervell Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning and even ins. , » * The preacher at the Community Mission Zealandia Hall, tomorrow evening 'will be the Rev. G. Jackson. "The Tie That Binds” is the subject chosen bv the Rev. R. C. Roberts chosen tomorrow mornings service at Mount Eden Coneregationa r-burch In the evening he mu speak on “The Great Mother. Mr T. W* Silcock will speak on “Prayer” at the Auckland Higher I Thought Centre tomorrow morning ! m the evening Mr. M- Walker I speak on “Suggestion. th o Se Men f s ° f Brotherhood* the j Y.M.C.A at 4.15 tomorrow atternoon.