In addition to the regular lectures in King's Chapel, a series of noon-day services with a ten-minute address each day and a half-hour of music on Saturday, will be held until Easter. Prominent preachers of various denominations will speak on a variety of subjects. The Wednesday meetings will be devoted to the cause of peace. These are all open to the public.
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