NATIONAL PRAYER.
THE (IOVKHXMI'XTT ItOSALdispessed by ciinu'ii eeEEESEXTATI VES. (Por Pr«r>«» Association.] (TnnSTCTIFUC’IT, Sept. 25. A meeting' of representatives of Hip various denominations ■ was held to-day in connection with the proposal -to hold a day of national prayer. Bishop Brodie wrote expressing every sympathy with special prayers on the day set apart, hut. so far as a united service was concerned his church did not take part in such gatheringsBishop Julius also approved of the setting apart of a day for prayer, hut as to a united service he thought such unnecessary and undesirable. After some discussion it was a freed that (lie matter of holding an undenominational service he brought before the Ministers’ Association-
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Greymouth Evening Star, 26 September 1917, Page 3
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115NATIONAL PRAYER. Greymouth Evening Star, 26 September 1917, Page 3
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