CHILDREN'S MISSION

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 235, 22 June 1918, Page 5

CHILDREN'S MISSION

The '.Vow Zraliiml (Jliiklrwfs -Mission, lvhitii IMS it» ijirmlijiiiifU'io in AtK/Kiiiml, uimts on leliumii.s isoil; iinioiig lliu young. Us stii.nriiU(;imem, >lev. ii. l'ailii'iivo Uiivy, Msils Miwiiii! rccjorlrf in ihe liiiiiiuiiT monUs iinu {jaiiii'M tJit , cliiidix'ii lojiutlier lor u Ijr.fiii. siTvi-js h.-v lnoy itro romphiK on the suuck JJuniij; Ihu coiilcr Si'USiias lie inuvts iiliuui I'lum town lo town mid holds .'Mwuiujs in soiiuols ami halls. During tlie lisust wuoi; lie has toilducted a mission at L'cliiuii., A niuoliiig ol Sunday school woi'JiciH was held on Moiulny evening, u> whom Mr. Duvy oiit11tiett liis mctiiods. I'liiy proviiii'i! a !;iiiid ui' iiulpui'j at the mi-eliiigii. l'ha children have been iiililri'swil each day—in tho afternoon in tin- Kinpire Theatre, aiml in Ihe uvening in lhe lletliodist Churcli, both bt-iiin kindly lent by the iiuthorilien. The atvaiiilaiieo of till. , children has bs-cn gnoil, nolwithslamling the unfavourable weal her, and ' lhe meetings have been ol' a bright mid pleasing chnracier. .Mr. JJav.v Ix-iievos in variety in handling .1 met:ins for children, and I his secures their interest and sustains their attention, "he nddresses iirp cast in the form of a story, and this helps tho children lo μ-rnsp lhe trntli and remember it. The «!«<.iiiK address was on "Life in Indin." i'J whii:!i louiitrv Mr. Davy spent twenty yen: , -.