A SOCIAL SERVICE
' (To the Editor.) Sir,—-In your issue of the 14th inst. I read that at a meeting of the Ministers' Asspciation.it was'decided to consider :i social service scheme for the unemployed, and the Rev. F. IT. Wilkinson was appointed convener..lt is quite obvious.that the "association is fully convinced that there is a great need, and it is in full sympathy with those out of work. The condition of things for a great many at present is anything but cheerful. I am sure if the Churches take this matter up iv the spirit of the Master they serve it will go a long way to clear up some of (lie misunderstandings that exist in the minds of ;i grout number of people to-day. Xo doubt tlic convenor will have a bis job in linml. but lam certain thai there are a !;roi t it number of folk in our churches who in the past have dime tlioir bit and will, when tlio opportunity arises, rally round him and ;:ivo him Ilin encouragement and •lusHliiiKC he "ill uccl, —'' am, rle, D. M'CALLUM,
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 92, 20 April 1931, Page 6
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182A SOCIAL SERVICE Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 92, 20 April 1931, Page 6
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