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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-20

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Z. Dodd, Ann Arbor; 1855. T.ll1t.
NJ. G. Heath. Milan: 1856. T-31s2.
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T'z066, J. I. Fahey. Manchester.
1858. T-642, p Z. Connolly. Ann
Arbor; 1859, T.1s23, L. G. Devine
Dexter; 1860, T-l261, r. J. Cord e.
nier, Dexter; 1861. T-245. C.. w.
Petit, Ypsilanti: 1862 T.3Oe5. o.
Z. Widmayer. Dexter: 1868. T.7S5.
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1857, T.2S72, Addison Meriweather
fpsilanti. 1865 T-3156. r. Z.
Myers. Ypsilanti; 1863. T.2725. Z.
A. Susterka. Ypsilanti: 1870
1928. Robert Richards, Ypsilanti
1911. r-2628, Donald Hall. Ypsi.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-02
Predicts Greater
Use Of Newspaper
Space by Churches

LANSING, Mich.-An increase
in church group advertising copy
for newspapers as a result Of the
war was predicted here by DR..
Charles L. Allen, director of re-
search of the Medill School of Jour-
nalism at Northwestern university,
in an address before the SID an
nual convention of the Michigan
Press association.
Because of a decrease in GER
tain lines of advertising. DR..
Allen said, newspapers will need
to begin active cultivation of
many non-commercial accounts,
bringing an increase in such copy
as that Of prohibition and church
groups"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-02


Holy cvoss-No. cath and Shirley.
Martin Dugsn. pastor. Masses. $50.
$50. II. Services, TAO D. m.
CHRISTIAN
F1rst-eth and K Carl A John
son. pastor. Church school. as.
Services. II and 7.30. Youth fellow
ship, s. Youth forum. $50. Sermon.
"AIl Out for Defense" Youth coun-
ell in charge OF evening service
Lincoln Park-3eth and So. q. J.
Merlin Hill. pastor Sunday school.
e:s5 Services. IL and 7.3o Junior
church. il1b Young people. $50
Sermons, The Three Gardens. Part
H." and "An Evening With Jesus"
Mckinley Park-Ea 38th and spo-
kane ] g. shaw, pastor sunday
c. E $50
Pine street-56th and so. Pine.
r = Durham. pastor Sunday school
e:45. Services II and 7:so. Young
people. $50.
Roosevelt Heights - Roosevelt and
sunday school. as. Services. II and
1850 c. T.. $50.
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
Tabernacle-So 5th and NJ Sunday
school. e:45 Services, II and 7:30.
Young people, $40. Speaker. The
Rev. X. ,. c. SCHNEIDER.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
First Church-Division and Eye.
second Church-So. saith and War
ner
Third Church-wright and Ea Eye
Fourth Chureh-e45is Broadway.
First Church--Lake Steilacoom.
~
Lesson-Sermon which will be read
Sunday In all Churches OF Christ
Scientist. which are branches OF The
Mother Church. The First Church OF
Christ, Scientist, In Boston, Massa-
chusetts
believed the love that God hath To rs.
God Is love: and he that dwelleth In
God. and God In him
Lesson citation; 1 John Al, 9.
CHURCH OF THE OPEN BIBLE
Adams street Chapel-So. 18th and
Adams. Fred Hornshuh Jr- pastor
Sunday school. 10. Service II
Faith Mission-Summit Road. W.
A. Scott, pastor sunday school. 10.
Faith femple-2lst and Eye. Fred
HornShuh, pastor Sunday school.
s'%S. Services II and 7'4s.
CONGREGATIONAL
FIRST - Division and J. Harold L
Booch. pastor Sunday school so
Adult classes a:zS Service Il
Nesper altar, s. Area Pilgrim fellow
ship. $50. sermon, Barriers 20 the
WAY"
Piymouth-So. 46th and Park J J
Pruitt, pastor. SUNDAY school. 10.
Services Il Young people, $50 SER
mon The Man who was A Friend Of
God. Tacoma association Pilgrim
fellowship. 2.
Pilgrim No Saith and Warner
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-02

Roger Larson. pastor Sunday school,
e:45 Service, II. Sermon. ITO BE
Evanseiical-7ilo 50. 7srd. p. Burk-
hardt. pastor. Sunday school, 10.
Services. II and 2:so.
COVENANT CHURCH
First-So 10th and Eye. Carl II.
Peterson. pastor. Sunday school, e:45.
Services. II and 7:30. Y p. S. Prayer
service. T. Sermons. "Christ's Desire
foc Lost souls" and advance Toward
Perfection"
Harvard Branch - Midland Sunday
school. 10 Evening service. 7:30.
Riverside Branch Sunday school.
EPISCOPAL
Christine Sd and Kay Robert p.
Pfeiffer. rector. Holy Communion.
$50 and Il. Church school. $50.
Youth group, 7.
Holy Communion SO. i4th and
Eve Charles T. Mentzer, rector Holy
communion. 8. Services, Il
~. Andrews-8l6 No. cakes. Charles
T Mentzer. rector Sunday school.
a:45 Holy communion. 6
81. Luke's Nemorial-36ol No. Cove.
Arthur Bell. rector. Holy Communion
and Sunday school. 2 as. Service, II.
Young People. $50. Church always
open Tor prayer.
st. John's-5sth and Puget Sound.
Archibald W sidders, rector Sunday
school. 10. Services. 7.3o.
EVANGELICAL
Ellm-so. l4th and L c. M. Myr-
first = So. 18th and KAY. John H
soltman. pastor. Services, II and
7;30 Sermon, Il Believe In the HOLY
Ghost" DIR. George Dunlap. evening
speaker.
INDEPENDENT
Independent Bible Church-Divi-
sion and Gee Adam B. Hunter pastor,
Sunday school. 10. Services. II and
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Lincoln ward-s3d and Park. Sun
day school. 10. Priesthood meeting.
IL 80 Sacrament meeting. T.So.
Tacoma Central ward-No. I and
Steele. Sunday school. 1890. Priest
hood meeting, Sacrament meet
American lake Masonic temple.
Steilacoom City. sunday school. 1890.
ReorganiKed Church Of Jesus Christ
-S72i East Jay. Ray Stewart, pastor.
SUNDAY school. s:4s, Services II and
7'So. Church history class $50
LUTHERAN
Bethlehem Lutheran-EaSt Harrison
and Gee Burton W. Smith. pastor.
Sunday school. 80 Services. Il.
Sermon what VIII Getsr
Faith Evangelical Wisconsin synodl
-Qeth and Park r Jsech. pastor
Sunday school. 10 Services. II SER
mon. THE Teacher Who should Be
Heard"
First-eth ave. and Eye. Carl z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-02
President Roosevelt Urges
All Faiths 10 Work
Together for National Unity


NEW YORk-A call to Americans of all faiths to stand
together national unity been issued by Pes
letter endorsing the le<2 observance Of
Week. Feb 522 The letter received by
the National Conference Of Christians and Jews of
the
Text Of letter follows:
brotherhood Week. during the of George
washngton's birthday. affirms principle essential
national defense
In this critical hour In and the worlds
history Americans. need than ornaments
and armies 70 make safe democracy. We need
bond Of understanding among all citizens,
more, the practice Of brotherhood of willing
cooperation Americans creed and racial
origin.
Il deep faith In the viii American people
liberties al hold sacred.
10 perform duties which these times demand
and make Of America land where who differ
widely from another have learned live peacefully
tremendously together. neighbers throughout
world look shores for the fulflnent of that
IDEAL
In every time of danger In the past the good
loyalty of people has repudated the counsel Of
who sought 20 divide confuse them by
suspccn and hatred More than before.
of good win In America TO work
together unity. build understanding
foundation Of justcr and freedom for every citizen.
Let n make Brotherhood Week the visible
faith In each other
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-02
E@Hs3 npms From The Uorld (lf Rplipion 49,
Unite 10 Offset
Effects OF War
Religious Education
Council 10 Meet

CHICAGO - To strengthen and
protect the moral and spiritual
foundations Of Christian democ-
raey is the purpose Of the twenty
first qusdrennial convention of the
international Council Of Religious
Education and laymen's conference
to be held here Feb. Q TO II.
Approximately 1900 professional
leaders OF Christian education and
outstanding lsymen from all As
states and from Canada will attend
the sessions. They will join forces
to inaugurate a four-year United
Christian f duca ion Advance.
which Is the Protestant churches
solution TO the problem of many
million American children. youth.
and adults now W bout any form
Of Christian teaching.
Participating in the convention
sessions will be representatives of
forty Protestant denominations,
which include 20 per cent of all
Protestant denominations, which
include 20 per cent of all Protes-
tantism in North America. and of
30 state councils. SO city councils.
over 500 county agencies. and 1872
2o7 Sunday schools.
The closin quadrennium." said
the call for the meeting. has seen
the world move from precarious
peace into the holocaust of war,
but. with all our anxiety we have
confidence in the future.
I'm response 10 the desperate
need of the world has come the
plan Of the United Christian Edu-
cation Advance.
This is a call to action. II
means that the Christian education
forces are determined to do less
cursing of the worlds darkness
and more lighting of candles. AS
the democratic nations join to save
our way of life, surely we are
united in one great conviction to
make victory worthwhile by pro-
tecting and Strengthening our
moral and spiritual foundations in
these years of critical trial"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-02
Ministers May Be
Pacifisis But Not
ObsfruCfionisis
Mich. Methodists
Discuss Altitude Of
Ministers on Wur
nv Religious Wee, service,

'-rf "-A-s'fbr WV @FHAttFH
Ann ARBOR, Mich.-Ciarifying
the duty Of churches in time Of
war. forum discussions during the
opening session Of the third an
nuai Michigan Ministers confer
ence set the theme that the pas
tors should regard themselves as
pacifists. but not as obstruction
lists to the nations war effort.
In some detail. several speakers
outlined the following as the chief
tasks Of the church I war time:
Defend the Bill Of Rights; keep
alive the spirit Of social construc-
ton; prepare for the peace TO
come; tear down the spite walls
between races. classes and creeds:
hate and evil forces seeking 10 de-
stroy US. but exercise discrimina-
ton In that hatred: maintain the
ministry Of hope in the dark days
ahead.
The Rev. Herbert Beecher Hud-
nut. DID. pastor of the Woodward
Avenue Presbyterian church. De-
troit, told the conference that the
Christian church must champion
the right of free speech and free
assembly In the days TO come. II
see no chance for world peace" he
added. unless the church does
everything within its power to tear
down race. class and creed bar
riers"
The Rev. Walter NJ Horton. pro-
fessor Of theology at Oberlin coll
lege, said that the eternal good
ness Of God will insure a final VIC
tory Of Christian principles. He
also stressed the need for Chris
tian understanding in drawing up
a sane peace, and praised the work
of missionaries who are continuing
TO work in enemy countries.
Prof. Horton pointed out that
today pacifists can serve by par
ticipating in humane activities.
conducting local experiments in
community living and work camps,
and seeking justice by non-violent
methods.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-02

Rydell. pastor. Sunday school. e:45
Services. II and 7:3o. Sermon. "A
Growing Church" and talking
movie. "on the Damascus Road
Bethany Mountain highway at
Sunday schools: Weyerhaeuser. 10:
Bethany. 10: Benston, /.
Grace missouri synod)-so. saith
and Lawrence. W A. Schroeder
pastor. Sunday school. 10. Service. II
Sermon, "Is Our Religion Truce
Winter conference at Lutherland, 2
Bethel-So. saith and Eye. E. A
Larson, pastor. Sunday school. 10
Service. IL Sermon. The Growth
CentraI-So. 10th and Gee p. b
Hoff. pastor Sunday school and Adult
Bible class. 9 :45. Services, II and 7:30
Sermons. THE Reward of Disciple
ship and why go to the Lords
Table," Young people, SIS.
Grace Evangelical ~. l.. CD-7302
SO. Park. X. n. Svinth, pastor sun
day school and Adult Bible class.
$50 Services. 1890. Luther league. 6
Hope-So. 67d and Warner. c. J.
johnson. pastor Sunday school and
Bible class. GAS. Service, Il Luther
league fellowship hour. $50. Sermon,
This Question of Reward"
Immsnuel-No. 14th and stevens
Gerhard Belgium. pastor. Sunday
school. s:45. Services: II Sermon
Luther Memorial-So. 5th and Eye
A. r. NJ Kettner. pastor Sunday
school. as. Luther league. 7. Service
IL. Sermon, Concerning the value
of Your soul"
Messiah-I2os SO. Eye o L. Jensen,
pastor SUNDAY school. Gas. Service,
II. Luther league. 7:3o. Sermon.
Mountain yiew-Near Puyallup z
$. Tollefson. pastor. Sunday school
9 As. Services. Il.
Falkland Trinity - So. Park and
Wheeler. Nordahl B Thorpe. pastor.
Sunday school. e:45 Service. Il.
Jr Luther league. 80. Sermon
"ChriStianity's Reward Here and Here
after."
Ruston ChapeI-52d and Pear. sun
day school. $50. Services, 1880 Ser
mon. Lord. save Me"
Oliyet-l423 SO X c A Sorkness
pastor Sunday school. s:45. Services
II and T:3o.
Our Redeemer missouri Synodl-
East 3sth and X. A. ". Schroeder
pastor. Services. e:3o. Sermon, The
Truth OF Our Religion"
Our savior's = nth and J J. L
Redai pastor. SUNDAY school. Gas
Service. Il. Sermon. The Great Re
ward" Luther league, 7:3o.
Falkland Evangelical-Collins road
on Mountain highway W c. GulliXon
pastor SUNDAY school. ESQ Service
10 so sermon. The Rewards Of
Christianity Herr and Hereafter IN
Eternity"
1t. PsuIs-So. 9th and Tacoma az
Rev Arthur Sydow. pastor. sunday
school. 2 $50 Services. 10 80. sermon.
"LahOzers Wanted"
Continued on PAGE Severn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-02
BAPTIST

BAPTIST
Bethesds-so. 45th and L. Marion
Services. II and 7;is. Young people,
CentraI-so. i7th ana J. Bror
Lundgren. pastor Sunday school.
9 as. Services IL and 7.3o b. Y p U.
Q 80. Sermons, we Would See
Jesus" and Moses Decision"
first-sth and Market. Walter o
meeting, 10 Sunday school. II as
Young people. e:is. Services 1928
and 7.s0 Sermons. The Broken
Body" and "rbe Finallty Of Jesus
Christ Chaplain Henry Anderson.
evening speaker.
Caivary-2oth and J. Walter C
Damrau. pastor Sunday school. o as.
Services. II and 7:so. Young people.
$50. Sermons. Put Away the strange
Gods" and salvation tnta the Ut
termost Parts of the Earth"
Perm Hili-56th and So. @ Merrill
G. Skaug. pastor. Sunday school. Gas.
Services, IL and tao. b. Y. p. u. 9 80
Sermons, where Jesus l., You win
Find His servants" and THE Ethics
of Jesus Versus the Ethics of SOME
so-Calied Christians"
Grace-No. a6th and Mullen. George
y. Barton, pastor. Sunday school.
s;ss. Services. II and 7;So. Youns
people, $50.
Sixth avenue-eth and Fife will
I'm T. Turner. pastor. Sunday school
classes for all ages. p:4s. services. IL
and 7:3o. Young peoples prayer meet
ing. 6 n. Y p. u, $50 Sermons
what Jesus Teaches About Money"
and The Christ Of the Triumphant
Entry"
south Tscema-so Goth and War
ner. Elmer o. Paulson, pastor Sun
day school. e.45 Services. IL and z so
Young people, $50 ANel Hammer
strom. morning speaker. Ramon Led
yard. evening speaker.
Tempie-So. I'd and ST Helens. r.
L. Powell. pastor. Sunday school. e:45
Services. 1880 and ESQ. sermons,
The Church Of the Living God" and
Christ within the Veil"
Bethlehem-i6th and I william
!, Monroe. pastor. sunday school,
1880. Services IL:
CATHOLIC
St Anns-7o47 SO. Park. Maurice
81. Iosephs (sioyakl -eo4 So. saith.
Joseph Hayostek, pastor. Masses,
$50. 1890. Benediction. 7:So .. m.
IT. Ieos the Great-Tio So 18th
A. j Krebsbach. S. J.. pastor Masses.
9, 7;So. $50. $50, II.
81. ratrisk's-w. J. Noonan; pastor
E @sAoHrtcf v -fts AHaNs 2 W ~
Sta Peter and Paul tPolishl Ia
saith and Portland. Henry Roxycki.
pastor Masses $50. 1880
~. Rita tftslianl--i4oS So. Aims
worth. a Bruno. pastor. Masses.
Hols Rossrs-si7 So. sosh Anthony
Hack. pastor. Masses. 9. 7.so. s'ss,
10 IL
sacred Hesrt-zs2o Mckinley A. n
Allsrd pastor. Masses. $50, II
Visitation fSouth Tacoms Dom
mick Hack. pastor. Masses. ESQ. esib.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-02

They are the Archbishop of
York. the Bishop of Chichester. the
Bishop OF Winchester, the Bishop
of Litchfield. and the Bishop Of
London.
OF the five ehurchmen the
two most frequently men
toned are the Archbishop of
York and the Bishop of Win
chester.
According To English law the
king Is the supreme governor of
the Church of England, possessing
the right to nominate to the vacant
archbishoprics and bishopries.
Following consultation with
church leaders, the king, through
the prime minister. will announce
Canterbury's successor. No par
ticular time is set for the an
nouncement.
Since the new Archbishop of
Canterbury will be called upon to
lead the church through perilous
days, York stands first in line for
the office, according to DR.. Leiper.
The Archbishop of York Is
leader In the movement for
closer cooperation among the
non-Roman churches of the
world through his chairman
ship of the World Council of
Churches and was the man at
the helm of the Malvern con-
ference which recommended
drastic changes in British
economic and church life to
meet the social changes ex-
pected after the war.
Certain conservative elements
are therefore expected to oppose
the selection of York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-02

=. A1&fo0-oP HatSIiAf
n the Malvern Conferences Of jan
vary. 1910. the report was pre-
pared By . committee composed
q sconomists. industrialists and
representatives, Of labor. The In
PRODUCTION was written by the
Archbishop Of York. one Of likely
candidates for Archbishop Of Can
terbury.
TIE Industrial Christian Fellow
ship 10 similar to the Church
League for Industrial Democracy
Of the Protestant Episcopal church
IN the United States. Its secre-
tary. the Rev. p. r. r. Kirk, was
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instrumental In initiating the Nal
vern conference.
The report held that. ~ .
psychological induccment to
labor. the so-called profit mo-
tive h Inherent In human ma
ture; but under modern con-
ditions II has acquired q force
and Influence both dangerous
In themselves and immoral In
their consequences.
1T must be admitted that
the desire te improve ones
position In life h not In itself
necessarily harmful hut
we must try % prevent the
misdirecticn of this desire In
ways that Influence produc-
ton 10 TIE Injury Of the state
or its citizens"
The report suggested that. "a
increase the security of labor
against unemployment. certain
services which are not necessary,
but are yet Of public benefit,
should be excluded from the area
Of private or company enterprise.
For those services the state itself
should be responsible, expanding
or contracting it's activities in sc-
cordance with the amount Of labor
awaiting employment.
The hard core" of unemploy-
ment. said the report. calls for
further remedial effort by the
community. Nor can the problem
Of the "unemployable" be ignored
training schemes for them need
development.
The report held that far reach
ing changes in the present system
Of land ownership are required.
Absentee and non-serviceable own
ership were declared to be con-
trary to q morally sound system.
''Much Of our trouble In due
10 ill-msnaged land: 10 the
evils Of mortgaging and to the
existing rights Of landlords.
In particular. the owner of the
sites Of cities has hardly any
function that would mot b. n
well or better performed by =
public body. while he absorbs
. great deal of wealth COM
munaliy created.
The committee favored ss q
remedial measure the levy Of a
tax on the value Of sites, as dis
tinct from the buildings erected
upon them. whether used or un-
used. rural or urban II was fur
ther contended that the state
should control the issue and can
collation. of money or credit util-
ixed as money.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-02

Q. How are the Archbishops of
Canterbury and York related to
the organizational set-up of the
Church Of England?
A. As Primate OF All England.
the Archbishop of Canterbury is
England's top-ranking churchman.
As Primate of England, the Arch
bishop of York is second only to
Canterbury. They are the heads
of two independent bodies - the
Convocations of Canterbury and
York. Each Convocation has its
house Of bishops, composed of the
archbishop and diocesan bishops,
and its house of clergy, contain
ing deacons, two archdeacons from
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-02

each diocese, and elected proctors.
Q. What is the origin of the
word ''novena"
A. Novena a period of nine
days of public or private devotion
observed by Roman Catholics-is
named after a similar period be-
tween Ascension Thursday and
Pentecost when the Apostles were
gathered together in prayer.
Q. Was the catecheticaI system
of religious education ever popular
among Jews?
A. Yes. Throughout the 18th
century instruction by cstechism
(brief handbooks usually written
in question and answer form
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various times. the Oldest part Of
the present structure in the nth
century. Though it represents
various styles of architecture. the
cathedral is an imposing structure.
The tower. built In 14e5. 4. 235
feet high.
The cathedral was destroyed by
fire Just after the Norman con-
quest in 1867 and again in 1925.
The greatest fear now IL
that the historic structure
NAV he demolished by German
bombs. II has been damaged
In some of the raids hut not
beyond repair.
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attained widespread popularity.
Within recent years, however, the
trend in religious instruction has
been toward the use of textbooks
based on modern teaching meth
obs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-02
THOUGHTS FOR
THE WEEK

In the day Of prosperity be
joyful. hut In the day Of ad-
versity consider-Prov. I: II.
He must gather his faith to-
gether, and his strength make
stronger.-Robert Bridges.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-02
Five British Church Leaders
Eligible for Historic Post
Archbishop of York Soid to Be
Probable First Choice

NEW YORk-Five top-ranking British churchnen are
being prominently mentioned succeed the Archbishp of
Canterbury when his resignation becomes effective on
March 81, according to Dr. Henry Smith Leper foreign
secretary of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ
in America
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-02

The best testimony some Chris
tians offer to their Lord is the
way they move over and give the
stranger a seat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-02
Land Ownership and Profit
Motive Hit by Churchmen
industrial Fellowship Discusses Cure
For Long Stonding Evils In Englond
y, Relis,eus News sersie.

LONDON-A recommendation for far-reaching changes
the British system of land ownership and vigorous
oemnation Of the Immoral aspects of the profit motive
now constituted hghght report issued here by the Indus
srlai Christian Fellowship Of the Church of England
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