ST. ANDREW'S, CAMBRIDGE, NEW ORGAN.

Waikato Argus, Volume VI, Issue 443, 3 June 1899, Page 2

ST. ANDREW'S, CAMBRIDGE, NEW ORGAN.

The new organ will be dedicated tomorrow. There will be a celebration of Holy Communion at 8 a.m., but the special dedication prayers will be said at the 11 a.m. service. The opening hymn will be accompanied on the old instrument, aud after the act ■ I dedication the new organ will tak • its place, to be heucefo.th one of tie greU privileges of the cong cgaiio ib! St. Andrew's. At a recent meeting cf the vstry the advent of th° uew iigiin v.is referred to as an event which should huvo it.-i influence on the life of the congregation Increased privileges incut increased responsibilities, and it was fe't that if the organ did nothing for the higher life of the congregation it wou'd not be a real gain to them. The vicar voiced the sentiment in his sermon lust Sunday morning, when he said he hoped every member of tha church and congregation would endeavour to turn over a new leaf. Speaking of the services, he referred to the fresh responsibilities of the choir as leaders of the public worship; but also reminded his people that every member of the church could do much to help the choir by his own regular attendance and frequent presence at the appointed services. He said ho hoped every member of the church would try to make this occasion a time for a renewed effort in building up both his life iu the church and his life outside.