PASTOR CHINIQUY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5657, 5 January 1880, Page 5

PASTOR CHINIQUY.

I'tiPiUjTOE. Chiniqvv aa announced to preach Ipiii'jlaal.Ghoral Hall, at 3 o'clock yesterday fHafSjinppn, and at that hour, notwithstanding incessant rain which prevailed ;3&a - ring:>.the day, the hall was filled. He IfpMSgljird an eirnest and appropriate disgCofiSfipbu "Christ, the sinners friend," from ijtJSßjllpiident of the woman at the well of In the evening Pastor Chiniquy CdeeripSld the pulpit at the Congregational pfiapg; iercsford-street. At C o'clock the thrown open, and in a few |ifflautj}s the building was crowded to its patrab®» limits, every loot of vantage ground -S6ein®jtocciipied—the pulpit stairs, aisles, lipules, and portico, and by 6 30, the f|i)f commencing the service, full as jpiad to go away disappointed from the had succeeded in obtaining adrnis '% The rev. gentleman (who was suped on either side by the Rev. A. Maci3& and Kev. P. Mason) selected as his !|jie 15th verse of the 15th chapter of St. |j8 Ooapcl, " Henceforth 1 call you not sat?, but friends," from which he dered a forcible discourse, which was }|ed to with unremitting attention to its gt At the conclusion he gave a few 33 of explanation, relative to his mission tfhc objects which had actuated him in pttor Cbinifjuy will lecture this evening, IfSO, at the Choral Hall. Subject : |f e and Liberty."