CHURCH SERVICES.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 25 January 1913, Page 5

CHURCH SERVICES.

At the Baptist Church, Murray's 11, Pastor Swiaierd's subjects will he: Morning, "Six Marks of Christ's Sheep"; "Four Beholds." A hearty invitation is extended to all. The Rev E. T. Olds will conduct morning and evening services at the Methodist Church, Kuripuni, to-mor-row; and at Ra,ngitumau in the afternoon. Rev J. S. Young will conduct services to-morrow at Kopuaranga in the forenoon and at Lansdowne in the evening. The -subject at the latter will be "Christian Watchfulness."'

Rev A. T. Thompson, 8.A., 8.D., will conduct both services at Knox Church to-morrow. The subject far the morning service will be: "The Works that Abides," and "Christian Pessimism" for the evening service. At Kaituna the R-ev Thompson and Mr L. McMaster will take the service in the afternoon. The men's; Society will meet at 10 a.m. Rev B. L. Thomas will conduct the morning and evening services al»the Congregational Church, Chapel street, Masterton, to-morrow. At the latter service "The Calling Cross" will formi the theme of the sermon. Visitors will recei've a cordial welcome, and be provided with books. All «eats free.

la the MethoclLst-■ Church, Masterion to-morrow, the sarmons' are entitled: Morning, "Life's Mystery— Whence?" and evening: "Life's Aftermath—Whither?" In the morning address reference will be made to •some lectures recently delivered', in thiji Dominion by a gentleman who sought to prove man's descent from the brute. Proof will be given to- ■ morrow that the "improved bmte' tbeorv is a false one.. Tn tlie evening Haeckel's message to a New Zealand friend will 'bo touched ujxm. fho sermons are on companion snh;ects, and are specially addressed to hose whoso faith has wavered, or who have jno faith at all. Unbelievers and all doubters ace earnestly asked to he present at both services. Mr J. T. M. Hornsby will be the preacher at both diets of worship.