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Home » Publications » Free Presbyterian Magazine » 1910 » April 1910 » Church Notes

Church Notes

Communions.

—Stoer, Sutherlandshire, and John Knox’s, Glasgow (Hall, 2 Carlton Place, South Side), first Sabbath of April; Lochgilphead, second; Greenock, third; St. Jude’s, Glasgow (Jane Street, Blythswood Square), and Wick, Caithness, fourth. Oban, and Kames, first Sabbath of May. There was a mistake last month as to date of Stoer Communion.

Notice to Congregational Treasurers in the Northern Presbytery.

—The Clerk of the Northern Presbytery (Rev. J. R. Mackay) begs to draw the attention of all Treasurers of congregations within the bounds of the Presbytery to the following decision, at which the said Presbytery arrived at a meeting which was held in Halkirk, on the 15th day of September, 1909: “The Presbytery decided that the recognised law of the Church as to Financial Statements, be hereafter strictly adhered to, viz., that all Financial Statements drawn up and carefully audited, be first presented to the Presbytery before being read at the respective congregational meetings, and that a notice of this be sent to the Magazine. The Presbytery decided that for the carrying out of this in all the congregations within its bounds, the Court arrange its meetings at the end of the financial year to suit, as far as possible, the different districts having congregations within its bounds.” For the information of those concerned, it may be added that the next meeting of the Northern Presbytery takes place (d.v.) at Wick, on the 22nd April, 1910.

Acknowledgments.

—Mr. Angus Clunas, Treasurer, 18 Ardconnell Terrace, Inverness, acknowledges with thanks the following donations for Kaffir Clothing Fund:—10/-, “Friend,” South Uist; 5/-, “Sympathiser” (Tomatin P.O.), per Rev. J. R. Mackay; 5/-, “Free Presbyterian” (Lochinver P.O.); 2/-, “Anonymous” (Tain P.O.); 5/-, “A Reader of Magazine” (Strathcarron P.O.); 10/-, “Friend,” Dingwall; 5/-, “Friend,” Melvich. For Kaffir Psalms and Bibles:—£1, “Lewis,” per Rev. N. M’Intyre; 2/6, Mrs. Maclean, Shieldaig (Strath P.O.); 2/-, J. Dingwall (Strath P.O.); 2/-, D. Mackintosh (Strath P.O.); 5/-, “A Friend” (Strath P.O.); £2, “A Free Presbyterian” (Kingussie P.O.), for Bibles and Foreign Mission. For Foreign Mission:—5/-, “A Friend” (Lochinver P.O.); 4/-, “An Adherent F.P. Church” (Lochinver P.O.); 1/-, “A Widow Member” (Lochinver P.O.). For Sustentation Fund:—£1, “Anonymous” (Fort William P.O.); 10/-, “Friend,” per Rev. N. M’Intyre, Stornoway. Rev. N. Cameron acknowledges with thanks £1 for Kaffir Psalms and 10/- for Kaffir Clothing, per Rev. Neil Macintyre; three dollars for Kaffir Clothing, and two dollars for Mr. Radasi’s child, from “A Friend;” also 5/- from “Somerset” in aid of St. Jude’s Sustentation Fund.

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