CHRIST'S SECOND ADVENT

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 198, 16 May 1919, Page 8

CHRIST'S SECOND ADVENT

■ . -» —: . A conference in connection with the New Zealand Association to propagate the truth of our Lord's second coming was opened in the Concert Chamber pi the Town Hail yesterday. Delegates ■svero present from the following centresAuckland, Bov. A. A. Murray (Presbyterian); Hamilton,. Eev. H. G. Hercus (Baptist); Wnnganui, Bcv. W. S. Williams (Anglican), and Mr. Basil Tay or; Palmei'stou North, Eev. Ford Carlylo (Congregational); Wellington, Bevs. B. Hutson and. S. Beckingham and Mr. D. 0. M'Clay. The Eev. B. Hutson, president of the association, presided. Eeports were' received regarding the progress of the association in the various centres. . . An executive for the Dominion was appointed to attend the propaganda work. The services were continued in the afternoon and the evening, "when a large number of people were present. Iho first speaker was the Eev. A. A. Murray of St. Andrew's' Presbyterian Church. Auckland, who took as the subject .ofiiis address, "The Course and End of tlrs " ' TJip .next speaker (Mr.. Hercus) took for liis subject "The Coming of Christ for Fjs Church.".

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