NOTED ANGLICAN

Grey River Argus, 30 April 1932, Page 5

NOTED ANGLICAN

k . Going Over to Rome Ilk-* ■ WEIGH MINISTER’S K RESIGNATION. (An/ ft N.Z. ('able Assn). April 29 at 10.40 p.m.) J . LONDON, April 29. * The Rev. William Edward Orchard, tVD., the Minister of the King’s House Church, Duke Street, London West, who has held the office since the year 1914, and is the writer IB of many theological and moral treatW* ises, has resigned the Ministry of the V King’s Weigh Church. L Th n j|pv. Orchard has gone to Romo. B where he is considering submitting to Catholicism. He has published a pamphlet in he declares that the Holy See? ■Rome, key position for ■■the? re-union of Christendom. Tht “Catholic Times” hails tho Rev. Orchard’s pamphlet as “tho f greatest triumph of truth since Cardf inlfl Newman’s conversion.” • Among the works of the Rev. Win. *• Orchard are: “Foundations of Faith” L (1923), “Christianity and World ProI bleeps” (1925), “Evolution of Old Testament Religion” (1908). “Modern *• 'Theories of Kin” (1909). “The Out- | lock for Religion” (1917), “Orator of , Gfld” (1922), “Order of Service for * Public Worship,” “The Devotional i V/7ompanion” (1921). r..