TRINITY CONGREDATIONAL CHURCH.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13906, 3 December 1910, Page 2

TRINITY CONGREDATIONAL CHURCH.

t The annual meeting of the members j of the Trinity Congregational Church Avas held in Trinity Hall last Wednes- ' day evening. There was a larye at- j tendance, and the Her. \V. J. L. Closs, 13.A., presided. The Church ; secretary, Mi W. Mull, read the an- i nual report, special mention beiii£ I made ot tin* increased attendances ai ' the Communion JService, the Church ''. .Meeting, and the Sabbath Services. ■ During the year thirty-one new mem- : crs Avere added, the actual membership : now being one hundred jind eighty-one. ' The finances oi the Church had been j placed on a sound basis, the weekly ; contributions haviuji increased steadily, ; the year endint; with a credit balance oi £Ui 17s 3d." The Pence Fund had also been steadily maintained, nearly £170 being collected in this way. Short reports were read dealing with the ' •Sunday .School, Choir, Christian En- :; deavotir. Tenny.sou .Street Mission, j AVoman's Association, Y.iJ.H.C, Liter- I ary Society, Lay Preacliers' Associa- ■ tion. and the work of the London Mi>- i siouary Society Committee. It ; ic;)orted that the Tennyson Street Mi.s- l sion liad progressed very well indeed, j under the management of the Superintendent, Mr G. H. Hall. The Biennial election of deacons av;i.h then I held, and the following were declared | elected:—Messrs A. W. Beaven. J. A. \ Boot, W. Bull. W. Consreve, G. H. i Hall. A. G. Hamilton. "\V. K. S. j C. Owen, A. 8. "".nkVi, and K. j IJoberts. Various committees Avere elected, and votes ot' thanks passed to