Communions.
Inverness, fifth Sabbath of January. Dingwall, first Sabbath of February.
Notice to Congregational Treasurers re Buildings Fund.
We are requested to intimate that Congregational Treasurers are hereby desired to send a statement of debt upon Church or Manse Buildings to the Rev. J. R. Mackay, F.P. Manse, Broadstone Park, Inverness, Convener of Financial Committee, with a view to enable the Committee to allocate last collection for general Buildings Fund purposes.
Mission to Forces in England.
The Rev. Ewen Macqueen, Kames, has returned home after six weeks of active preaching and visiting work at several military and naval stations in England. Mr. Macqueen had a very busy time, and the services were much appreciated by many of our young men who are now “at the front.” At last meeting of the Southern Presbytery, Rev. Neil Cameron, St. Jude’s, Glasgow, was asked to continue the Mission services after Mr. Macqueen returned, and Mr. Cameron left for London with this purpose on the 19th November. We earnestly trust that the Mission may be abundantly blessed to the spiritual and eternal benefit of our soldiers and sailors.
The late Miss Murray, Glasgow.
We briefly notice this month, with much regret, the death of Miss Murray, London Street, Glasgow, a member of St. Jude’s Congregation. The deceased, who had passed the allotted span of years, was laid aside for some time. She was highly respected as a Christian woman of the old stamp, and her death, on the 11th November, is mourned by many friends and acquaintances.
Acknowledgments.
Mr. D. Sutherland, 201 Lavender Hill, London, S.W., acknowledges with thanks, 40/- from “Friends of Truth,” Glasgow, for London Church Building Fund.—Rev. E. Macqueen, Kames, acknowledges with thanks, £4 11s. 4d., received from Royal Naval Reserve men, Chatham, for Mission to Forces Fund.—The Treasurer of the Portree Congregation thankfully acknowledges receipt of £1 from “A Friend,” towards the Sustentation Fund, per Miss Mackay, Portree.