20.30: Gospel Service with music 00: N.C.D.N. News broadcast 21.15: To be announced Fourth Marines Church Grand Theatre 10 am.—The Reverend W. Robert Taylor will conduct the service and deliver the sermon. Band selections in the service will include the Prelude "Lament" by Dvorak, a selection by Grieg "Morning" from "Peer Gynt Suite," and Franklin's beautiful "Shades of Night" for the Offertory. In the concert which follows the worship service, Mrs. Ella M. Robertson, of Radio' station XQHB, Miss Aloo Tata and Mr. Edmond Dupont, pianists, are the guest artists, They Will render as a plane trio two beautiful numbers, Wagner's "Entry of Guests" from "Tannhauser" and Rachmaninoff's lovely "Prelude," Band selections in the concert will include the overture "Poet and Pea-Sant by "Suppe, amd a beautiful selection by, Verdi "Un Halle En Maschera." The excellent programme will conclude with the band playing the Marines Hymn and the American National Anthem. A cordial welcome is extended ihe public of Shanghai of all nationalities to both the church service and concert which follows.
Community Church—Dr. Y. C. Tu will be the guest speaker in Community Church, 53 Avenue Petain, on Sunday at 1) am. His theme will be Dynamic Peace." Miss Rosa May T will be at the organ, playing nprovisation" by Salter for the prelude, an offertory by Hauser and a postlude by Tours. Bucks "He Shall Come Down Like Rain" will be ihe Choirs anthem. All departments the Church School will meet at 930 am. The first of a series of discussions in the adult group led by Rev. R. T, Henry wil be on "Amos, Prophet of Social Justice? The Fellowship Group of the Women's Auxilary wil meet at 1030 a.m. Monday with Mrs. Petitt at 10- A Route Winling; leader, Mrs. F. J. Tooker, Tuesday at &i5 pin. the Choir will meet for rehearsal and on Wednesday, the Cubs, Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts will meet at 3, 330 and 5 pin. respectively, the joys in the Scout House and the girls in the Oliver home. On Friday at 330 pin. in Community Church Auditorium, the World Day of Prayer for Women will be observed by the Women of the various churches in Shanghai, Mrs. Ottewell of the Cathedral, is to lead the thought of this group on the theme, "The Love rist our only Hope." prayer service will be followed by a Social fellowship among the attending women of different nationalities and churches, An invitation to join in this service is extended to all Christian women in Shanghai of Whatever creed or nation. A candle lighting service by women of many nationalities will be an impressive icature of this meeting.
Shanghai Free Christian Church—Evangelical) 681 Hart Road—The Services on Sunday will be conducted as follows:—Morning at 1l am. by Rev, J. R. Graham. Sunday School at 3 pin. Evening at 6 pin. by Rev. C. A. Matti. Services during the week.—Monday at 8 pin. Young Peoples Meeting. Thursday afternoon at 345 Prayer Meeting. Thursday at 8 pin. Mens Bible Class. A welcome extended to members of the Foreign Defence Force.
Bethesda Gospel Hall (International) 729 Vu Yuen Road, Shanghai. Gospel Services are held in: German: on Sundays at 330 to 430 pin. on Wednesday Bible Class for Ladies at 4-5 p.m. English: on Tuesdays Prayer Meeting at 530 to 60 p.m. Chinese: on Sundays Breaking of Bread Meeting at 10-11.30 a.m. on Sundays Gospel Meeting at 2.30 to 3.30 p.m. on Fridays Bible Class at 530 to 7 p.m.
Endeavourers Church Morning Service will be held at "The Hut" 495 Vu Yuen Road at 10 am. The speaker will be Rev. J. H, Ware.
Church of Christ the King 235 Rue Bourgeat Tel. 72873 Month of February, 1998 On Sundays Masses at 7, 8.30, 830 and 10.30 am. Benediction at 630 p.m. On Weekdays Masses at 7 and 8 a.m. On First Friday Masses at 7 and 8 am. Benediction at 6.20 salar Joseph's Church (Rue Montauban)
Sunday: Masses at 5.15, 6, 7, 8.15 and 10.30 a.m. Benediction at 4 pin. Weekdays: Masses at 6 and 730 am. Sacred Heart Church (21 Nanzing Road)
Sunday: Masses at 7 and 8 a.m. Benediction at 4 pin. Weekdays: Masses at 6, and 7 am.
Saint Peter's Church (Avenue Dubail).
—Sunday: Masses at 5.15. 6. 8 and 930 am. Benediction at 330 and
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