WAIKATO DIOCESE.
(To the Editor.) sir, have been reading with great ’ interest the various letters in regard to the Waikato Diocese affairs, and I wonder at ! the wonderful patience of the people 'in general. I would advise the Anglicans to club together and have a series of photos taken of our many beautiful Protestant churches throughout New Zealand. Have these distributed out England, thus doing away forever with the Bishop’s charge of the “collection of huts.” What the Bishop does not seem to realise is that people in New Zealand will gladly attend worship in a barn or woolshed as long as-the right man is'in charge. The first Anglican service was held on the beach in 1814. What if that minister had wanted a church all ready for him? In the meantime, while this controversy rages, Anglicans are quietly joining up with other Protestant churches.—L am, etc.., EX-ANGLICAN.
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Waikato Times, Volume 108, Issue 18159, 25 October 1930, Page 9
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