CHURCH OF ENGLAND MEN'S SOCIETY

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14699, 6 December 1909, Page 7

CHURCH OF ENGLAND MEN'S SOCIETY

The English file just to hand Rives an account of the oponin;r of the aninwl confawnce of the C.E.M.S.. hold tI.U «" r at r\ottingliam. It is interesting, on' aecount of the presentation to thn Archbishop «nnn ° f , " l ,rlmatial , cr subscribed bv »,UOO member*, none of whom was allowed jo give more than one ponnv. Tin; Arch"shops maiden speech in "the House of ;<"•«•>- m favour of the lwiitlv-rejoelwl "uiigct makes Imn an intorestimr iK'rson- ;";•'• Jlr Doufflas Eyre, in making tho •jentilion. said that Archbishon Temple, -1 '"''wing the C.E.M.S., did so that the ;;; ? of , thc na(io:i »>&* <*•<> -> <»™ Christ; ■. «"»lwhcnsivo ovidu!t:e oi its tl" «r!!l ty ' 1,l(1 clmrehnianship. ar.tl thai Wh 7 AfchbWioii of York had roHv V "Wl'Mt'on. The Archbishop's ill" which lm li V '"'" tlle . vc;irs lllll ' - heCEMS -' • ' 0lC(l ' lls " 10 "- l,is '° liver, M a | t a, Queonslaml. s L '" ji other places, fhowin- n,„ ' ~,,,•,', ■ character of the CAM"* Th, , 'r V'' U touched the heart, of all 'k,, ii t ? ence to their beautiful .rjft l,p ~;j „i 1..c would be reminded by "'of C , ' eimpe-hearted service of hm Ch"i™ ' Which was no more nor less honourable "if i

it was answered by an Archbihop than if i'h was answered by the- humblest ploughboy or factory hand. Tho delegates, over 1090 in millibar, settled down to the worlc of the conference, which, from its agenda paper, was to discuss some most important matters. ;