WELLINGTON PRESBYTERY

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 71, 18 December 1918, Page 9

WELLINGTON PRESBYTERY

A meeting of the Wellington Presbytery was held in St. Andrew's Church last night. The. Key. Cf.'Jl'H. Jl'Kenzie was,appointed moderator:"..'• ' : |:'. ; : . Eev. Dr. Gibb m'oy«l. : ."".'aml Ke.v. .T. Jl'Caw seconded, .the "folloiving motion:— ;■ -.'■ . ■■.:'/*:<■ ■■: ■;■):■ .. "The Presliyteifjy.'". tierielers hiiiii-'blo and hearty thanks to-'6'od''tlint ; ;t)ie. ; a ; rmistic'e has been inid ; ; that : the ''.conflict between Great Bi.Uaiii ' un'd,; hpi- Alliea and the Central,.l?owbrs : ' in victoiy for ~an.(i jii-iov the cause of righteousness : and"freedoni, nnd prnys that the higlr'WiSftn'R/of State may at the coniing council be'guided to impose such conditions and devise such relations of life between the nations as shall make for the final peace of the world." ' • I?ev. Dr. Gibb moved, and liov. W,.Shirer seconded:—"That tb.p Prpsbyfurther give? thanks to God that 'the. epidemic, which threatened to dofiolatc the com in unity, seems to bo pn.ssinp;,; nway. The Presbytery tenders its respectful sympathy to those who hnvn suffered lwveaveinpnt. and prays flint God mny overrule this dispwisntion so that Hie; condition's of health in. the community mny be improved and its wellbeing in every respect—moral ami spiritual, us. well as physical—may be pro-' liioted.".

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