Communions.—January — Last Sabbath, Inverness. February—First Sabbath, Dingwall. South African Mission —The following are the dates of the Communions:—Last Sabbath of March, June, September and December. Note.—Notice of any additions to, or alterations of, the above dates of Communions should be sent to the Editor.
Appeal on behalf of Winnipeg Congregation.—This congregation is in debt to the amount of £794 for its Church fabric. It was expected that the debt would have been cleared in 1930, but this was not done, owing most probably, to trade depression and other circumstances over which the congregation had no control. The Canadian and Colonial Committee now earnestly appeal to friends throughout the Church to help to have this burden removed as speedily as possible. Friends in this country might kindly send their contributions direct to Mr. John Grant, General Treasurer, 4 Millburn Road, Inverness, while friends in Canada or elsewhere might kindly send them to Mr. A. B. Steedman, 280 Lansdowne Avenue, Winnipeg, Canada.
Appeal from Breanish, Islivig and Mangersta, (Lewis).—The friends in Breanish, Islivig and Mangersta, Uig, Lewis, who are about ten miles distant from the main congregation in Uig have made a noble effort to further the cause among them. By their united effort, they have built the walls of a good house and the intention at present is to use half of this house as a place of worship and the other half as a home for the missionary, until such a time as they can build a suitable meeting house. They are unable to proceed with the roofing of this building owing to lack of funds. The Uig congregation are so burdened with the manse, that they cannot help them at present. Should any of those who sympathise with the stand made in Uig for the truth see their way to send help for this purpose, such help will be gratefully acknowledged in the Magazine by Rev. R. Macinnes, Miavaig, or Mr. Murdo Macleod, Post Office, Islivig, Uig, Lewis.—Malcolm Gillies, Clerk of Outer Isles Presbytery.
Collection for December.—The Collection for this month is for the General Church Building Fund. Congregational Treasurers, whose buildings are not clear of debt, and who wish to participate in the allocation from the General Building Fund, are requested to state the amount of their debt to Mr. John Grant, 4 Millburn Road, Inverness.
History of the Free Presbyterian Church.—This History is now ready and our printers inform us that the first 1000 copies will be ready for despatch on the 25th November. These will be sent in parcels, carriage paid, to our ministers, missionaries, and others, from whom they may be obtained at 2s 6d. All correspondence relating to orders and moneys for payment are to be sent to Rev. William Grant, Free Presbyterian Manse, Halkirk, Caithness, and not to the General Treasurer nor the Editor. Orders for single copies sent to Mr. Grant must include postage—4d. per copy in addition to the above price.