THE HEALING MISSION.

Otaki Mail, 7 September 1923, Page 2

THE HEALING MISSION.

4, ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH. -X.- tlji- date of the #reat Spiritual ji'’aiiug Ali.ision drow> nearer a deepinterest i.- mauifest.ed th** di- l iii*:T. about lifty namo.s. have b«*en sent into the K'-v. a. V. I’etrie from sufferers who in-end seeking help through the mission. Week-day service's of intvreession. intended primarily for patients and relatives, are being held almost daily in th** Fari>h. Friends and others ar** al.-o asked to come to these services and pray for the mis.-bom Patients who desire to avail themselves of the offered help, but who are unable to undertake the journey to Wellington, are asked to send their name' to the Vicar who will forward them to the Bishop of the Diocese. The list of names thus sent in will be laid upon the altar by the AJissioner. Air. James Moore Hickson at the opening of the mission, and united intercession offered up on their behalf. At All Saints’ Church on 'Sunday next there will be a special celebration of the Holy Communion on behalf of the patients and the mission, at s a.in. —the 2nd .Sunday in the month be:«j£ specially .-er apart by ‘‘The Healer Prayer Circle Union** for that purpose. At the U o’clock service the Vicar will give some further notes on tin* result of the mission in Perth, XVe.-t----c-rn Australia, and will give details of many of the testimonials sent in to the thanksgiving service, from .sufferers who have been healed. These will show the wideness and variety of the ailments—♦both organic and functional, 'curable Jand incurable —relieved through, the mission. In the evening a united service of intercession will be held when the applicants from this district seeking help will be personally pleaded for.