MISSION SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL.
Notwithstandingtho inclemency nf the weather, there was a-good congregation at St. Paul's Cathedral lust evening, when the usual mission service was continued by the Ki'v. 0. (ioi'don Biddle. The preacher read from St.' Mark's (lospcl, chap, ii 35-41, ami dwelt upon the miracle as showing the perfect manhood and deity of the Lord, and assured his'hearers that, though the wind howled- around, anil I lie waves broke upon the ship of the ehureh, they could not prevail against it. He concluded n stirring niid earnest address by urging upon those proRent to have faith in the forgiveness of sins and the sacraments of the church, which were the most astounding miracles of our day. The hymn. "Kcrce. raged the tempest, " and • others were sung with spirit, anil the service rlwed with the recital of the. usual collects and the singing nf mission hymns. , ■ .';
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12991, 4 June 1904, Page 12
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