CHURCH SERVICES.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10713, 11 January 1913, Page 5

CHURCH SERVICES.

Special farewell meetings will be conducted by Adjutant and Mrs Hultguist at the Salvation' Army to-mor-row at 11 a.m., 3 p.m., and 7 p.m.. Adjutant Hultquist and family will leave Masterton next Wednesday for South Dunedin, their new appoint- 1 ment, iand their successors Ensign Ellen Newton and Lieut. Miriam Glover, are expected to arrive in Masterton during the coming week. At the Bapti&t Church, Murray's Hall, to-morrow night, Pastor E. S'winerdi's subjects will be: Morning, Fulness of Joy ; evening, The Father's Attitude towards the Son. A hearty invitation is given to all. The evening subject at Lansdowne Presbyterian Church will be Marriage Vows, and afterwards; an address to set forth the wisdom, beauty, and sacredness of the Divine ordinance. Services will also be conducted by Rev J. S. Young at Bideford: at 11 a.m., and Wangaehu at 3 p.m. Mr T. Giles, an old resident of Kopuaranga wil] conduct the service at Koprrarunga at 3 p.m.

At tho Methodist Church to-morrow, the Rev. S. J. Serpell will take the services at Kuripuni in the: forenoon, and at Masterton in the evening. The Rev E. T. Olds will take the services in the morning at Masterton, in the afternoon at Rangituniau and at Kuripuni in the evening. The services, morning and evening, at the Congregational Church, Chape] Street, to-morrow, will be taken by the Rev B. L. Thomas. At the latter tho subject will be The Power that Transcends Law. All seats are free, hymn hooks are provided, and visitors are cordially welcomed. The Rev. M. Bawdem Harris, from Wellington, will preach at Enox Church. Masterton, to-morrow on From Life to Death, anrll in the evening on The Free Gift of God. Thero will also be a service at Kaituna in the afternoon. The Men's Societv will bold a devotional meeting at 10 a.m.