Puketapu.

Waiapu Church Gazette, Volume V, Issue 6, 1 December 1914, Page 72

Puketapu.

Vicar : Rev. Percy Davis. Every Wednesday evening at 7.30 p.m. there is a Litany of Intercession m the little Church .on. the hill. After the Litany there is a short address. In a scattered district like this, there are many whom distance bars 1 from coming to offer up Intercessions to God, -the Eternal Giver, for the peace of the world ; but there is nothing to prevent them offering up Intercessions at the same hour m their own homes, and thus a great breath of Intercession would rise to God from hearts united m prayer. We, m our country homes of peace, plenty and happjness, are prone to forget the horrors of a great war ragifrg at the other side of the world, where men are pouring out their life blood for us ; where mothers are giving up their sons for us and the sword of anguish is piercing their hearts. Let us remember the command divine, " Pray one for another." • It is 1 a thankfulness that we can report that Sunday School is now held m the Church three Sundays m th'e month, Miss Moumtfort having offered; her , services as teacher. May God's blessing be upon the teacher and the little ones so dear to His heart. . .

Ait Rissington a band of women, whose hearts God has t ouc h e d'> have with their hands made a nice Jot of clothes for the waifs and strays m Br. Barnardo's Homes. Little sad hearts will be gladdened at Christmas tiime. ';' In as much as ye have done it to one of the least of these My brethren ye have done it unto Me." BAPTISMS. .< William Richard Hpllis. Annie Culshaw. ... „ Frederisk James Culshaw. '. . Leonard Culshaw. , Mavis Culshaw. Evaii Tong. .