CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR UNION.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6492, 11 April 1908, Page 10

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR UNION.

MONTHLY MEETING. A well-attended meeting of tho executive .of the Wellincrton Christian Endeavour Union was held last night. The president (Rev. Macdonald Aipland) occupied the chair. The treasurer’s statement showed that the Union had a credit balance of £2 6s sd. The convener of the seamen’s committee (Mr J. W. Oooksedge’i forwarded his resignation, It was.decided to leave over the appointment of a successor until next meeting. Arrangements were made for carrying on the work of visiting the shins and holding Sunday services In the meantime.

The convener of the Tenth League, the Tn«mhcrs o? sre pledged to give onetenth of their income to religious work, that new members had been enrolled. The s’Tperintondent of junior societies (Mr Bc'l v reported that he had visited adrenal dirr-ng the month, and had found them all in a hcoUhv state. Th« look-out committee also forwarded a report. It was decided to a.»k the Quiet Hour Teague to visit the various societies and encourage therm to c™ the ir><vrement of the New Zealand Union, which aims 1 set a general increase in membership* « _ * Arrangements were made for the admission of the Mauawatu Union a« a subunion attached to Wellington. The Manawatu sub-union will be formally affiliated next month.