' The Power of Prayer '
A. M. McGlashan and The Rev. D. M. Baillie , Professor of Systematic Theology in St. Mary's College, University of St. Andrews

by Joan Alexander (soprano)

played by

(Church of Scotland) from Rubislaw Church, Aberdeen
Order of Service
Metrical psalm lxxxix, 15-18 0 greatly bless'd the people are (Tune, Newington)
Prayer and Lord's Prayer
Hymn, We sing the praise of Him who died (Rv.C.H. 109)
Lesson-2 Corinthians iv, 5-18 Prayer
Hymn, Children of the heavenly king (Rv.C.H. 574)
Address by the Rev. JOHN ELLIS
Hymn, Lead us, Heavenly Father, lead us (Rv.C.H. 563)
Blessing
Organist, Gavin E. Falconer
Back in the 'seventies of last century, just as nowadays, Scotland had its church extension schemes to meet the needs of a growing population. Rubislaw Church was one of five built in Aberdeen round about that time. It was opened for worship in June, 1875, with the late Professor Henry Cowan as its first minister.
The church, with a membership of 1,150, is in the West End of Aberdeen and serves the large residential area where the clock tower is a familiar landmark.