There are two versions of this book. As we find differences between this and the other version, we will put them in an addendum at the bottom of this web page.
Dara Thompson, whose report is found below, was a member and an elder at WSP before going on to divinity studies.
The page below did not reproduce well. The text is hard to read and is therefore included as an addendum at the bottom of this web page.
The version of the Second Twenty-Five presented above did not have an index. The other version did. We have edited that index, to match what is shown above, and included it below.

Index to The Second Twenty-Five

pageTopic
1Dedication — Charter members
2 Past Ministers
3Remembering Miss McKay
4-6Ken Wilson
7Cheese sale
8-15 Herb & Shirley Gale
16-17Intern student reports
19Capital Campaign Update
18, 20-21Dara Thompson
22-23Other ministerial events
24-25Karla Wübbenhosrt 2007 Report
26-28 Session 1983-2008
29Rev. Wilson 1984 message
30-35Elders
36Bible Study Groups annual report
37-44Elders
45Library
46-48 Miscellaneous Reports
49-51 Cancer Survivors’ Day
52-53 Clean Slate in 98 campaign
54Special Days report
55Cradle Roll report, History Project report
56Women's Breakfast Bible Study
57Men's Breakfast Bible Study
58Prayer Chain
59Memorial Sign, Crieff
60-73 Board of Managers
74-77 Bob Stinson
78-82Challenge/Margaret Beale
83Nursery, John Powell, Genealogy
.Centre spread - photos
84Alpha Course
85F.I.S.H
86 Adult Sunday School, Flames Youth Group
87 Children's Choir report, Men's Breakfast Bible Study
88-90 CGIT
91 Explorers, Cubs, and Scouts
92 Youth Group, CGIT annual report
93 Cradle Roll, Zehr's Tapes, Church History Project
94National Presbyterian Museum
95-96 Travels with the Kaethlers
97-105 Choir and organists
108-111 New Book of Praise (1997)
112 Women’s Missionary Society
113-116PWA
117 Goodwill Circle
118-120McGillivary Circle
121 Women's Interchurch Council Report
123-126Victoria Circle
127 WMS 75th Anniversary
128-129Westminster Belles
130-13540th Anniversary
136 Fellowship Committee Annual Report
137 The Friendship Book
138-139New addition to church building
140-142Vacation Bible School
143-149Sunday School & Cradle Roll Report & Nursery
150-16450th Anniversary & committee
.- cookbook
.- baby contest
165 Diligent Workers
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Addenda

The materials here supplement or clarify the version of The Second Twenty-Five which is reproduced above.

Ministers' Photos (p. 2)

The page below is taken from the other version of the Second Twenty-Five.

National Presbyterian Museum (p. 94)

An illustration, with text overlaid, reproduced poorly. As a result, the text is hard to read. Therefore, we include the text here.
The National Presbyterian Museum is now in a position to receive your congregational and individual acquisitions and holdings. Perhaps a trowel which was used to lay the cornerstone of a now defunct church is available. Old pictures or communion tokens could be donated.

Sample books are needed to complete both a minister's library or a congregational library from the 1890's, for display in the museum.

For further information, please contact the Chairman of the Committee on History, Dr. Jobn A. Johnston, 183 Chedoke Ave., Hamilton, ON L8P 4P2 ( 905-528-4988 ) or the church archivist emeritus, Dr. T. Mel Bailey, 81 Cloverhill Road, Hamilton, ON L9C 3L8 ( 905-383-4988 ).

Materials for the museum can be sent to either of the above addresses. Financial contributions should be forwarded to the Treasurer, Presbyterian Church Offices, 50 Wynford Drive, North York, ON M3C 1J7


1997
BIRTH OF THE
National
Presbyterian
Museum

AFTER 225 YEARS, THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA HAS ESTABLISHED A DEPOSITORY FOR THE COLLECTING, CATALOGUING AND DISPLAYING OF ITS UNIQUE HISTORY.