Churches of Aberdeen : Historical and Descriptive . ames Murray. , of North Invor-amsav. is also included in the list fa~/***-;* (2»fy ^^p^ J*??; ^—< -r Call to Congregational Minister. Aw J REV. MR INGLIS, BELMONT Rev. H. A. Laglie, at the close of theforenoon service in Belmont Street Congre-gational Church, Aberdeen, on Sunday, inti-mated to the congregation that he had receiveda call from the congregation of St Alarys-in-the-Wood Congregational Church, Morley,near Leeds. Mr Insrli6 also intimated that itwas hio intention to accent the call, and he will,in all probability,
Churches of Aberdeen : Historical and Descriptive . ames Murray. , of North Invor-amsav. is also included in the list fa~/***-;* (2»fy ^^p^ J*??; ^—< -r Call to Congregational Minister. Aw J REV. MR INGLIS, BELMONT Rev. H. A. Laglie, at the close of theforenoon service in Belmont Street Congre-gational Church, Aberdeen, on Sunday, inti-mated to the congregation that he had receiveda call from the congregation of St Alarys-in-the-Wood Congregational Church, Morley,near Leeds. Mr Insrli6 also intimated that itwas hio intention to accent the call, and he will,in all probability, leave Aberdeen in a fen-works time. At one time Dr Ambrose Shep-herd, Glasgow, was minister of this church. BELMONT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 245 of deacons. Professor Stephenson, ofAberdeen University, is a member of thechurch, and one of the trustees. The healthy, vigorous life of BelmontChurch has been evidenced by the numberof young men it has sent forth to theministry. The list of names is a long one,and it is specially worthy of mention that. Rev. H. A. Inglis, the only sons respectively of Rev. Alex-ander Thomson, Rev. David Arthur, andRev. Dr. Stark all entered the Patrick Thomson was minister atLiverpool, and he is survived by his son,Professor Radford Thomson, of the NewCollege, London ; Rev. William MacintoshArthur was minister at Bamford, nearRochdale ; and Rev. W. Aylmer Stark wasCongregational minister at Peterhead, andafterwards in London, and he is now incharge of the Scottish Episcopal Church atMonifieth. Among the ministerial sons ofBelmont Church still in active service isthe Rev. David Caird, formerly of Luton,and now Secretary of the LiberationSociety, who was at one time a journalistin Aberdeen, and afterwards held pas-torates in Dundee and Edinburgh beforecrossing the Border. Rev. N. M. Murray,of Alnwick, was connected with the con-gregation as a young man ; and J. Green, , who is now .studying for the ministry, is a son
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