TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume IV, Issue 1163, 2 November 1917, Page 2

TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

~ . —T. ' '. t The monthly meeting of the above [ church was held on Wednesday even- v, ing, the Rev. Harry Johnson occupying v the chair. a In the absence of the treasurer (Mr , : W. E. Inglis) through illness, the lion. r secretary |Mr Wm Bill) read the trea- \ surer *s statement, which showed a ere- \ .lit balance. Mr F. Woodham, treasurer e for the pence fund account, reported j on the reorganisation of this fund for c the upkeep of the church property, and a utgetL members to give liberal support. £ The Pastoral Settlement Committee reported that it had been agreed to ex- j -tend a call to the Rev. E. A. Bridget - , of . Greenlane, Auckland. A special meeting to sustain that call will be held on g Wednesday next. The Rev. Mr John- i son announced that he would terminate j his ministry at Trinity on Sunday, December 16. ' It was decided to hold the Sunday School anniversay on Sunday, the 11th j inst. _ It was reported that the choirmaster (Mr Milner) had enlisted, and the position was vacant at the present. Two new members were nominated i for election St the next church meet- -. in 8 - ~ 'o It was agreed that the deacons and the Choir Committee should meet and confer on matters connected with the musical portion of the church service. It was agreed that the secretary should wire the church's congratulations on the induction of the Rev. Mr Potts to the Timaru Church to-day.