Round the Churches

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1076, 13 September 1930, Page 5

Round the Churches

“The Way of the Cross” will be the Rev. <*. Tanner’s subject a.t the morning' service in the Cathedral, Parnell. Canon Fancourt will preach in the ; e \ en i n g*. The Sunday school anniversary of St. j Matthew's will be celebrated. In the i evening Canon Grant Cowen will con- I duet a special young people's service, j At the Auckland Higher Thought j Temple Mr. F. R. Field will speak on i “The Story of Genesis.” Mr. A. IT. Dallimore will conduct a j Hall/Wellesley Street West. “The Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus in the Eight of Plain -Bible Teaching” will be Mr. W. Holmes’s subject a t the Christadelphians* service in the Freemasons’ Hall, Belgium Street. The annual meeting of the P.S.r’.A. will be held in fcSt. James’s Hall, Well- j ington Street, on Monday, the Rev. j George Budd, moderator, presiding. At St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church, Devonport, the spring festival and annual thank-offering will be celebrated by i the Rev. W. Lawson Marsh. The Rev. W. Gilmour will preach on ! “A Shortage of Spiritual Vitality” at ; the Balmoral Presbyterian Church. “Communion” and “Christ Lifted ! [ Up” will bo the Rev. T. N. Cuttle’s i subjects at the Somervell Presbyterian 1 ! Church, Remuera. $ w * The subject for the sermon at the i i First Church of Christ, Scientist, will | bo “Substance.” j The Rev. C. G. Serimgeour will con- , I duct the morning service at the Aire- ; i dale Street Methodist Mission. At ! J Prance Street in the evening Mr. Piesse j will speak. * At the Beresford Street Congrega- ! tional Church tho Rev. Albert V. f Whiting will conduct a men’s meeting |at 10 o'clock. The Rev. R. C. Roberts [ will preach at 11, and Mr. Whiting will I conduct the evening service. Tho series of Unity Hall lectures will \ '< bo continued by Mr. M. Yolland, who - i will speak on “Pentecostalism and the I Gift of Tongues.” | Mr. E. M. Blaiklock, M.A., will preach j jat the morning service of the Grange j I Road Baptist Church and Mr. Cecil I Boggis, Baptist College student, at the j ! evening service. Dr. C. S. Bone will devote another • | evening answering questions relative j | lo tho Bible at the Society of Biblical j ! Philosophy’s meeting in the Lewis I 1 Lady Ilall. * * * i The Rev. John Laird. M.A.. will be j j the speaker at the Men’s Brotherhood j meeting in the Y.M.C.A. tomorrow i j afternoon. ! “Rays of the Dawn” will be Mr. Vint ing’s subject at the evening service in j , tho Christian Spiritualist Church, : Mackelvio Street, Ponsonby. At the Progressive Church of Spiri-/ j ! tualists, Alma Street, Newmarket, Mrs. , E. L. Perkins will speak on “The Re- j cording Angel.” “A Great Idol: Its Present-day Coun- ! terpart,” will be Mr. H. Archer’s subject at the International Bible Students’ meeting in the Masonic Hall. Newton. | Special services will be conducted in ; St. John’s Methodist Church. Ponsonby I Road. The Rev. Geo. Frost will address the combined Bible classes in tho morning’s service, which will be followed by the Holy Communion. In the evening the Principal of Trinity i College, the Rev. C. H. Laws, will be I 1 the preacher. c« * • In the Pitt Street Methodist Church j Mr. J. Priestley will speak on i “Triumphs of Grace in Sudan,” in the : morning, and in the evening the W.Y.M.I. anniversary service will be I conducted by the Rev. W. Walker. ! Miss Myra Monk will sing “Come Unto Him.”