CHINESE. CHURCH.ACTIVITIES

CHINESE. CHURCH.ACTIVITIES FOR YEAR.HEALTHY finances shown year the financial position of the Chinese Christian Church, which has been established in Auckland for eight, years, has improved, states the annual report of the minister, the Rev. Y. S. Chau. During the past ten months, he states, collections and special dona£lo S 6 totalled between £80 and Reviewing the variety of activities carried on by the church, Mr. Chau states that on Sunday mornings services are held in his home. Sunday school is held in the afternoon and the mam service is held in the church at night. There is an average attendance of over 70 at this service. foJ I mbere of the churc h have donated to end °ne of the young men members of the Bible study class back to China, where he will be able to study with a view to helping the church further. Mr. Chau visits Chinese gardens and shops weekly and keeps in touch with sick Chinese and Chinese visitors on ships. Once a year he visits southern centres to preach the Gospel to Chinese there. Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 202, 27 August 1938, Page 7