CHURCH SERVICES

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 78, 4 May 1929, Page 2

CHURCH SERVICES

The eervices at St. Augustine's Churcli to-morrow will be as advertised. The subject at the choral eucharist at 11 a.m. will be, "The churcli which He purchased with His own blood," and the address at evensong will deal with the pathetic deaths of the men of the Kookaburra, suggesting the old question, " ls life a tragedy?" The services at St. -Luke's will be at 11 a.m. and 7 p.ru. Tlie communion service will be hekl at the Congregational Churcli at 12 noon on Sunday, preceded by an address by the Rev. Frank de Lisle on "Thougiits 011 Communion." The evening topic will be "What would Jesus do to dav?" Bible Sunday will he observed at the Port Presbyterian Cliurcli to-morrow, wlieii tlie Rev. H. B. Hughes will preach in the forenoon 011 "The Book of Ases," and at night 011 "The Glory of tlie Garden." A sacred solo will be rendered by Miss R. Wrightson._ At the Napier South Presbyterian Church in the morning a speeial Scouts parade and young people's service will In held. In the evening the subject will be "The Person Christ." The Rev. J. A. Aslier v.'.l officiate in St. Paul's Hall to-morrow, preaching in the forenoon on, "I am among you as he that serveth," and "The Lycosa" (young people), and at night on, "I hate men who are half and half." The church choir will render speeial singing. At tlie Baptist Church, Tenn.vson street, Mr H. W. Milner will ocupv the pulpit at both services. His morning subject will be "God's methods with men," and in the evening, "Saving grace." A corclial welcome is extended to all. At the Gospel Hall Carlyle Street. to-morrow, the meetings will be held at 11 a.m., 2.30 p.m. (Bible Class), and 7 p.m For the evenimr Gospel a'ddress the speaker will be Mr Geo. Menzies and liis subiect will be. "Tf the Bible is God's Word — What Then?" A hearty invitation is given all to attend.