METHODISM

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2118, 8 April 1914, Page 11

METHODISM

At tho quarterly general meeting of tho Tarauaki Street Methodist. Circuit, presided over by the Rev. J, G. Chapman, forty representatives,. including several ladies, were present. Mr, Griffiu, one of tho conference representatives,. Rave his report of its proceedings., Church membership returns ttcro much' the samo as last quarter. Tho stewards' balance-sheet showed a circuit credit balanco of £53. The Aro Street Mission showed .that a debit had been mado into a 'credit balanco during the* quarter, which reflected credit ou Sister May and her workers. . Gratification was also felt that tho increased aees;m~ modation just mado to tho Siissioiv premises will conduco to rnoro efficient work being done." Suriday-'fsdraol and , Kndeavour Societies, and otkcj , activities of church work, wero reported to be jp a .healthy condition. ,'The Rev. "W-. Si Potter, who has just- c'empfctetl five years' work at tho. Webb Street portion of .tho circuit, was fardweJkS, and tho following resolution • unanimously carried:—"That wo place gh record otsr hii>\\ appreciation of the-splendid work done by the Rev. W. S. rotter during his flvo years' mjmstry nt thp-. Webb Street Cliurch of this circuit, and heartily join in wishing him and.Mrs. Potter God's speed and the best of blessiags lii their new circuit at Papakum, Auckland district." • It was. decided to send a letter to the chairman of the Upper Hutt . Town Board, expessing sympathy with all who suffered loss, , through the . appalling catastrophe of last week.