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RELIGIOUS SERVICES T H E D R A E. FESTIVAL OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW. - 45 a.m. —Litany. —Holy Communion 8 **• _• a.mrlnv Schools —Sunday Schools and Bible l " "classes. Mattins and sermon. 11 She REV. CANON FANCOUET. ‘ i-tHB lON OF THE SECRET LIFE.” •Mnon— Holy Communion. pm.— Holy Baptism. } F- Eve nsong and Sermon. ‘ VHE REV. CANON FANCOUET, 1 "THE STRAIGHT MAN.” Anthem, “At er^th 6 Sun was Set” EXlgar Randal). me_ Cantabile (Lemaigre) i mens). ORGAN MUSIC (Mr * aofnr e Service, _ Andan MATTHEWS, WELLESLEY ST. SUNDAY, AUGUST 24. a am.— Holy Communion. 1? am— Mattins and Sermon. 1 Preacher: CANO.N GRANT COWEN. ”Far From My Heavenly Home” , nm Sunday School and Bible Classes. j ft D m.—Holy Baptism. "nm THANKSGIVING SERVICE ‘ FOR DELIVERY OF PASSENGERS AND CREW OF TAHITI. A Preacher: CHAPLAIN REV. H. K. VICKERY (Missions to Seamen). 4 n them, "1 Will Give Thanks" (Barn by). Strangers, Visitors and any who are Lonely are invited to come into the parish Hall after the Evening Service for a Chat and Cup of Tea. PRESBYTERIAN £JHURCHES. DEVONPORT (St. Paul's). REV. W. LAWSON MARSH, M.A. 11a.m. and 7 p.m. Song Service, 6.45 p.m. BALMORAL, Balmoral Road, Sandringham. U TROUBLES AND HOW TO MEET THEM." REV. W. GILMOUK, B.A. OPECIAIT gCOTTISH ERS' . gERVICE. (251ST ANNIVERSARY) <?.,hiect- "THE COVENANTERS’ STRUGGLE FOR RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.” FEV. W. GILMOUR, 8.A.. Preaches. MR J. HOWIE. President, St. Andrew’s Society, will read the Scripture L The n BRAID Bible will be used. Covenanter Psalm Tunes will be sung. Members of Scottish Societies and their Friends cordially invited. gOMERVELL, Corner Green Lane and Remuera Road. Ham.—"l SAY UNTO YOU,” JESUS CHRIST. 7 p.m.—“UNDER THE FIG TREE.” Solo* “Nearer My God.” Mrs. J. Otter. REV. T. N. CUTTLE. riT. PETER’S OLD BOYS’ REUNION. CHURCH HALL. GREAT NORTH ROAR TUESDAY, SEPT. 2, 7.45 P.M. gTEE] QONGREGATIONAL QHURCH (NEXT CENTRAL FIRE STATION). 10 a.m.—MEN’S MEETING. Speaker: MR. J. GORDON SMITH. Subject: “A GOOD SOLDIER OF JESUS CHRIST.' n.—Preacher: REV V. _ ALBERT WHITING, “OUT IN THE WILDERNESS.” 2.45 p.m.—Sunday School and Bible Classes. 7 p.m.—Preacher: REV. ALBERT V. WHITING, “MAN, IN A WORLD OF MYSTERY.” Anthem, “By Babylon’s Wave” (Gounod). Soloist, Mrs. McKnight. “O Divine Redeemer” (Gounod). All Seats Free. Visitors Always Welcome, 6 TUESDAY, 7.45 P.M. GRAND CONCERT IN AID OF THE t HALL FUNDS. Splendid Programme. Admission, Is. QRANGE RD. BAPTIST CHURCH. REV. A. S. WILSON, Preacher. Morning and Evening. 6.3o—Prayer Meeting. Leader: MISS WATERSTON. THURSDAY NEXT, 7.3o—Christian Endeavour Anniversary. Speaker: Rev. H. Knowles Kemp ton. rpHE pITT jyjETHODIST s t - QHURCH. J>ITT gT. 11 am.—REV. W. WALKER, "Flow Nurtures the Soul,” a parable nature. < P.m.— A service of good cheer, R TV WALKER. lacing the ‘Sunrise.’ ” A. message inspire courage Soto: ‘-Nearer My" Lilian Ellison. S; Mr. J. Bittler. - nthem: “Como and Let Us Return.” All seats free. Visitors welcomed. THURSDAY, 7.30 p.m.—Bible Study. Acts of the Apostles, iv: 1-31. We invite your presence. International bible students* ASSOCIATION. J ?r7\r£ C AEdinburgh St.. Newton. SUNDAY, AUGUST 24, at 6.45 p.m. Subject: “Leaven.” Speaker: MR. R. t. REID. Also at ORAKEI at 3 p.m. WEST CIRCUIT. ST. JOHN’S, PONSONBY RD. 11 a.m.-_R Ev . GEO. FROST, "D . springing Mercies.” p ’^-T REV - geo - FROST, "The I .B°nal Note.” Thl “ The Sun Shall No More ny Light” ("Woodward).

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