ST. JAMES'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3179, 1 September 1917, Page 8

ST. JAMES'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of St. James's Presbyterian Church, Wellington bouth was held on Thursday evening rheie was a good attendance, and the Eev. W. S^ r S d tlor the year ended June The services had been well attended. BantilSs numbered eeventy-one aad jiantiouih number of perpastoral cave was over 100 • E^S^tlntandf^g: S?ons to the central depot. The 801 l of Honour contains nearly 100 names, of which are of communicant members. Nine have made the supreme Sfice! and several have teen wounded. Thf Sunday School has 354 scholars, exSive of junior Bible classes, whicb lnvo forty-sis scholars, ine oenioi YW Men's Bible Class and the Senior Yotdl Women's Bible. Class earned on successful work under difficulties, the Junior Endeavour Society, hoover 100 members. The Women s Union had a successful year. Its members numbered nmety-two, and the amount collected for missions ■™^L It was unanimously decided, to intro duce a, "New Church Praise. The following motion was earned: "This annual meeting. ™™ n 'f;£*™l many men who have gone to take pai t £ the great conflict for freedom, places on record our adm ration for the vatom shown by our soldiers, and expresses sympathy for the wounded and hope for the r recovery. To the relatives of the. men who have made the great sacrifice our deepest sympathy and pray that God may comfort and sustain th lT' WaS announced that a suitable token of remembrance would be sent to each man connected with the congregatiou.