NON-SECTARIANISM

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 29 April 1915, Page 3

NON-SECTARIANISM

TO THE EDITOR. SIR, —I again seek the use of your columns. As the result of conversation re my last letter, a few of us met at the Church of Christ on Thursday last. The use of the building was kindly granted by the officers of that church. Our meeting was announced for 7.30 p.m. and a very happy hour was spent in prayer and thanksgiving to Almighty God and in reading His Truth, while a few bore personal testimony to the saving and keeping power of God through His Son Jesu.s. The friends who gathered there had such a happy time that they decided to continue to hold this sort of meeting weekly—on Thursday evenings at 7.30 p.m.—and to invite all who take any interest at all in the Kingdom of God to come along if only for half-an-hour or ten minute s even. We all recognised the blessed ness of men and women with differences of opinion on minor matters being able to meet on this broad platform of prayer, praise, and reading of the Word, Trusting, sir, you will give this the same publicity as my first letter, inviting ix]\ interested persons to come of whatever denomination.—l am, etc., Isaac RuGiiEfi. Helensville,-261h April, 1915.