Communions.
Dingwall, first Sabbath of February; Stornoway, third; and Breasclete (Lewis), fourth. Ullapool (Ross), first Sabbath of March; Portree (Skye), second; John Knox’s, Glasgow (Hall, 2 Carlton Place, South-side), and Lochinver (Sutherland), third; Kinlochbervie (Sutherland), and London Mission (St. Philip’s Parish Hall, Eccleston Street, Buckingham Palace Road, Victoria, London, S.W.), fourth.
St. Jude’s Church, Glasgow.
On New Year’s Day the Free Presbyterian congregation of St. Jude’s, Jane Street, Blythswood Square, Glasgow, gave expression to their appreciation of the twenty-five years’ ministry of their pastor, the Rev. Neil Cameron. Annually, at the New Year’s Day Service, Mr. Cameron generally delivers a lecture to his congregation, in which he reviews the movements of the Churches, and the necessity for the distinctive position of the Free Presbyterian Church. At the close of the lecture on this occasion, he was presented with a wallet containing Treasury notes, and, afterwards, at the Manse, with a suit and dressing-case, etc. He also received on behalf of his sister (Mrs. Macfadyen), who has attended to the domestic duties of the Manse, appropriate gifts. The presentation subscription list amounted to £400, an eloquent tribute to the respect in which Mr. Cameron is held as a faithful preacher of the Gospel and a witness for the truth in doctrine and worship, by his congregation and friends.
Deputies to South African Mission.
A letter has been received from the Rev. J. B. Radasi, Matabeleland, expressing his pleasure at the expected visit of our deputies, Rev. Neil Cameron, and Mr. Angus Fraser, missionary. They are now booked to leave (D.V.) Glasgow by the S.S. Ulysses (Blue Funnel Line) on Saturday, 19th February. We are sure that the best wishes and prayers of the Church will follow them on their important mission to South Africa, and trust that the Lord will grant favourable tokens for good in connection with their labours, as well as to Mr. Radasi, who has stood so faithfully to his post for fourteen years.
A Correction.
It was stated by mistake from Dingwall in last issue that the Rev. D. Macfarlane, F.P. Manse, there, had some copies in hand of his “Sermons on the Love of God, etc.” These volumes are all sold out some time since, but he has a few copies of “Memoir of the Rev. D. Macdonald, Shieldaig,” to be sold at 2/- each, postage 4d. extra.