0.30: Gospel Service with music.
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21.15 To be announced Noonday speakers will include Rev. Lowry Davis, Rev. A. E. Small and Rev. G. A. Jacobson, Shanghai Free Christian Church (Evangelical) 681 Hart Road. The services on Sunday will be conducted as follows:—Morning at 11 o'clock by, Rev. R. H. Mathews. Afternoon at 3 o'clock—sunday School. Evening at 6 o'clock Evangelistic Service by Rev. W. J. Embery. Services during the wcek:—at 8 pin. Young People' spirits, to be born as a human being in the next tur of the wheel; to be rich enough to do good and to times. These are onl things which the. acc of power enables one to accomplish, Tuden disclaimed for Pema Dendru the bestowal of any power that would enable a man to overcome any moral weakness, speak the truth, pay his debts and live an honest life. Apparently the question of rightness or morality does not enter into the scheme of things, The lama and the draba are bound by certain and definite moral codes, the keeping of which are quite beyond the devotee's strength and ambition. Nowhere can one hear or read of the Jama in connection with this ceremony seeking all the moral force he needs to adorn the doctrine of Lamaism. The bestower of power has evidently nothing in his kit bag that will help the poor, ignorant, superstitious draba to overcome the world, the flesh and the devil The power bestowed last Sunday out at Dorjedra to hundreds and thousands of religious people w unfortunately, not moral power. ACcording to Tuden it was something sold. The lama claimed to have power; the suppliants had, so could be: the power to make money, so some people argued, then the business was quite a good proposition—more power, more money! the public of Shanghai A cordial invitation tonalities to both the ser. band concert which folity Church: Dr. M, O. Wil-J Community e Warmed Heart" ation of the tw Sunday churches throughout the Unite States. Miss Butler will play, for the Organ, numbers, Prelude Improvisation" by Salter, "Melodie by Massenet, and "War March of th Priests" by Mendelssohn.. The Choir will sing "Out of the Depths" by Halsey. Mrs. S. C. Farrior will lead the Adult Group at nine-thirty on Methods of the Early Church." deavourers Church.—Morning service will be held at "The Hut" 46" Vu yn Road at 10 am. The speaker will be Dr, H. H. McMillan. Mid-weel Prayer-meeting will be held on Wed-y at 530 p.m. in Room 50:
Building—i69 Yuen-ming-yuan Road.
All cordially welcome. First, Church of Christ Scientist, 1647 Avenue Road. Sunday Ser-ice 11 am, May 22 Subject: "Soul d Body." Sunday School 945 a.m. Testimonial Meeting, Wednesday, 6 p.m, Reading Room at the Church open Monday, Tuesday. Thursday and Friday from 1030 am. to 630 pin.
wednesday from 10.30 am, to 6 pam.
turday from 10.30 a.m. fo 1 pin.
Bethesda Gospel Hall (International).—Yuen Road, Shanghai Gospel re held in: German: on Chinese or Suning of Bread.
Meeti.
10—11.30 am, on Sund: espe Meeting at 230 to 330 p.m. on Fridays Bible Class at 5.30 to 7 p.m "The Hut." 495 Vu Yuen Road Sunday School at 3 p.m. Evening Ser o'clock Preacher Mr. A. Hay Bible Classes—Wednesday am. Friday, 7.45 p.m, Church of Christ the King 235 Rue Bourgeat, Tel. 72873. Month of May 1938 On Sundays, Masses at 7. 8. 9, 10 and li am, Benediction at 6.30 p.m. On Weekdays, Masses at 7 and 8 a.m. On First Friday, Masses at 7 and 8 am. Benediction at 630 p.m.
Saint Joseph's Church (Rue Montauban).
Sunday: Masses at 5.15, 6, 7, 8.15 am. Benediction' at 4' pam.
y 7 am. Ascension Day Masses at 5.15, 6, 7, 8 and 9 am.
Sacred Heart Church (21 Nanzing Road)
—Sunday: Masses at 7, and 8 am.
Benediction at 4 pin. Weekdays Masses at 6, and 7 am.
Saint Pete utch (Avenue Dubain.
Sunday: pin, Weekday Masses at 645 and 730 am.
Saint Theresa's Church (25 Tatung Road)
Sunday: Masses at 7 and 830 Benediction at 4 pin. Weekday:
Masses at 645. ses at 630 n at 4 pin. Masses at 8 and 7 am.
Church of St. Aloysius Gonzaga (130 Kiaochow Road).
Sunday: Masses at 6. 7. 8 and 930 am, Benediction at 4 pin. Weekdays: Masses at 5.30, 6 and 530 am.
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