THE ANGLICAN CONGRESS

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 228, 19 June 1908, Page 7

THE ANGLICAN CONGRESS

CHURCH MISSIONS. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION QUESTION. ~ Bt TEIjECIiA.rU—VIIESS ASSOCIATION—COrrBIOUT. (Rec. June 18, 11.25 p.m.) London, June IS. . At the Pan-Anglican Congress' meeting in the Albert Hall, the- Archbishop of Melbourne (Dr. Clarke) spoke in favour of the organisation of Church finance. The Bishop of New Guinea (Dr. M. J. Stone Wigg) addressed the Industrial Missions section. - ■ ; v ; The Bishop of Perth (Dr. C. 0. L. Riley) addressed the section relating 'to Church Missions throughout Christendom. He declared that no one appreciated the influence of a real lady imparting religion more than

.the rough Australian.'; Roy. A. G. Hoggins (Now Zealand), ad- : dressing the education section, referred to | the gradual change of feeling in New Zea- i land in favour of religion being taught by 1 trained teachers as part of-the daily educa- i tion of the children. _ . ... . , I The Bishop of North Queensland (Dr. i > Frodsham) declared that a race of white ' ' pagans was growing "up in some parts of ' Queensland. ! [dt telegraph.—press association.] : ' " Dunodin,'Jiine -18. _ 5 ' Replying to congratulations, from the Prif mate of New Zealand (Bishop Novill), on , behalf of the Anglican Church of the IQo- . minion, the president of the Pan-Anglican Congress cables Message was read at the Albert Hall amid cheers. - v . Warm thanks II from all. The congress prospers.-' t : ■