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Empire Delegates at “Toc H” Light Ceremony.—The scene in the chapel of “Toc H” headquarters at Poperingbe, Belgium, when the Rev. T. B. Clayton, founder of the movement (third from left on right), started a chain of light round the world by lighting the Lamp of Maintenance, which stands in front of the altar. The altar is the carpenter’s bench which was used as an altar during the war. —Central Press photo.

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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 104, 26 January 1933, Page 7

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Empire Delegates at “Toc H” Light Ceremony.—The scene in the chapel of “Toc H” headquarters at Poperingbe, Belgium, when the Rev. T. B. Clayton, founder of the movement (third from left on right), started a chain of light round the world by lighting the Lamp of Maintenance, which stands in front of the altar. The altar is the carpenter’s bench which was used as an altar during the war. —Central Press photo. Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 104, 26 January 1933, Page 7

Empire Delegates at “Toc H” Light Ceremony.—The scene in the chapel of “Toc H” headquarters at Poperingbe, Belgium, when the Rev. T. B. Clayton, founder of the movement (third from left on right), started a chain of light round the world by lighting the Lamp of Maintenance, which stands in front of the altar. The altar is the carpenter’s bench which was used as an altar during the war. —Central Press photo. Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 104, 26 January 1933, Page 7