ANGLICAN GENERAL MISSION.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 969, 9 November 1910, Page 8

ANGLICAN GENERAL MISSION.

ft —. The Anglican Mission at Kilbirnie was continued at. All Saints' Church on Monday, and the attendances at all services proved that the mission has taken a grip of the people of that suburb. At All Saints'.there was Holy, Communion at 7 a.m., an address to women at 3 p.m., a children's service, at 4.30 p.m., and a mass meeting at 7.45. Tho address to women was given by the Rev. A. Page (the first of a series) on "Separation, or the setting apart of a Christian's life."--This service, like the. others for trie daj',''was excellently at.tended. The children's service was again taken 1 by_ the -Rev. M. Kinloch, the subject being-the duty- towards 'God, the Heavenly Father; and then the missioner taught the duties towards earthly parents, emphasising the loyalty due to one's own family and to the Church. The mass moeting at 7.45 p.m. was addressed by Mr. Jiinloch. The lesson read was that of blind Bartimaeus, the central thought brought out being the love and pity displayed in the invitation "Come unto Me." The simple mission hymns, heartily and feelingly sung and weir chosen, again proved a great help to devotion and reverence. The Rev. A. L. Hansel] conducted a mission service at Worser Bay, and the Rev. A. T. B. Page another at Miramar.