MISSION OF HELP.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10114, 8 October 1910, Page 5

MISSION OF HELP.

YESTEROAY'S SERVICES,

Ihe service in connection with the Mission wree continued in bt. Matthew's ( hurch yesterday, all thi services being well attended. Sixty-six communicants A'ere present at tb.3 L'aily-Abbration, snd increased number of petitions were offered at the Intercession Service. A large number of children; \verc pre ent at ike Children a Service, which was taken by the Vicfiv, The address was"given Dy the MK'ioner, the Rev. H. R. W. Farrcr, on the la s t verge of the liynin, "1 here's a Friend for Little Children." Ee took the word " v Q h l. ' and told them,ttha t was a Royal Hole, e n criiaiiental Robe, a beautiful Robe, and an Everlasting Robe. The church was crowded for the Evening Mission service. The Missioner took fcr his subject "Blind Bartimaeus," snd gave a most impressive discourse, which waa listened to attentively. A t the conclusion of the second address, which' dealt with the necessity of union with i hrist, a large numter of people renewed their baptismal vows. In another column will be found an advertisement of -services for to-day and to morrow. Cn Sunday the even-~;-ewillbc held in the Town ing"Bt»i-,-», .. -ice for ball at 7 o'clock) lriaa""Be).r- r ., r<< men in St. Matthew's Lhuich at iUO p.m.