Christian witness in the post-war world
Subtitle: an ecumenical symposium
By: edited by A. C. Craig and Hugh Martin
Contributors: Martin, Hugh, 1890-1964, editor
Publisher: S[tudent] C[hristian] M[ovement] Press
Published: 1946
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 175
Subjects: Christian life
Notes: "First published February 1946."
Table of contents: title: The significance of the ecumenical movement, by Hugh Martin.; title: The common message: an agreed basis of Christian doctrine, by R. N. Flew.; title: Crucial issues in social affairs, by E. C. Urwin.; title: The Christian concern for education, by F. A. Cockin.; title: International affairs: Christian principles, by A. S. Duncan-Jones.; title: Some crucial issues, by John Muir.; title: The corporate witness of the congregation, by J. M. Campbell.; title: The obedience of the individual Christian, by W. G. Symons,; title: The relevance of worship and church membership, by L. S. Hunter.