Churches of Aberdeen : Historical and Descriptive . Rev. James Adam. called to George Square CongregationalChurch, Greenock, and he left Aberdeenin October of that year. A vacancy of some duration followed,but on 1st August, 1907, Rev. JamesAdam, of Wishaw, who had received acall, was settled in the pastorate. is an earnest and vigorous preacher,and an enthusiastic and active his guidance all the agencies of thechurch have been maintained, not onlywith efficiency, but in a flourishing con- dition. The evangelical traditions of tiiechurch are fully maintained by Mr. Adam,an
Churches of Aberdeen : Historical and Descriptive . Rev. James Adam. called to George Square CongregationalChurch, Greenock, and he left Aberdeenin October of that year. A vacancy of some duration followed,but on 1st August, 1907, Rev. JamesAdam, of Wishaw, who had received acall, was settled in the pastorate. is an earnest and vigorous preacher,and an enthusiastic and active his guidance all the agencies of thechurch have been maintained, not onlywith efficiency, but in a flourishing con- dition. The evangelical traditions of tiiechurch are fully maintained by Mr. Adam,and the utmost harmony prevails. Likehis immediate predecessor, he inaugurateda scheme of improvements on the churchproperty, and he had the satisfaction ofseeing completed, at the opening of hissecond year, a much needed improvementon the church halls. They were recon-structed and refurnished at a cost ofnearly £400, and the additional comfortand convenience will, it is felt, help tothe further efficiency and success of thechurchs agencies. In oth
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