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CARDIFF -FREE CHURCHES I

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CARDIFF FREE CHURCHES I VISIT OF THE rov. C. H. KELLY. The president of the National Council of Evangelical Free Churches (the Rev, C-has. n. Kcllyi visited Cardiff on Monday. and was received by representatives of the Cardiff and other local councils at the Young Men's Chris- tian Association Bcoms.—Short addresses were first delivered by the Revs. J. Ilullie and J. W niiamson and Mr. Lewis Williams, the lattor Tc-oalling Ui-3 first occasion, 35 years si nee. when Mr. Ke!!v visited Cardiff. visit was on behalf of work in the Army—a depart- ment of evangelicalism m wliich Mr. Kellv liad dons splendid service.-The Rev. C!. H. Kelly, a hunsoroiM response dealt takingly with the the of Wesleyans to his occupatio n 0" the chair of the National Council..Tohu c,kv would, probably, have ohicrtcd to it but, recognising its greatness and ILUportance, woa)(t with like probability, h?-e taken it h:rn-e! f. ¡Laughter,) held Z.t?r in the A naMic meeting was held later in the Cor*. ha 11. Ir 8 Bennett. "ile-r,.?idezit of the Car. d T Cottnci:. taking the presidential chair. The hall was filled. Selections were given daring th" eveninr; hy th" Cllrdiff Blu" Ribbon Choir. The Rev. H. M. Hughes proposed a resolution M)rc?:ne gra¡ftcati"n that the movement "ict wtth conspicnoue success, b?ievh)? I th;'t the r?,nit, wonld be mare -Ii,,d in the tMture. and approval of the decision of the I Cou tc!l to inaugurate simultaneous e\angclical minions at tha opening of the cen- "j 'J"1 "'° ?' w"lcome to Mr.KeUy. The R- ;c. II. KeJJy. who weH received )! "? ?'? of humorous fliUwwtr;?at,i- on and anecdote. He a?id that the Free Chu""he. were destined io 8tm better work in the twentieth century. Nonconfor- mists mixht take a Ie,Jr>n from the Roman Ca t'.iol ics, who covered n'anv differences to t 17tiin state (onecssi-ns-many tliev did not deserve. daughter.) The first need religions equality, and in educational matters uity wnnti '.imerliini,- more than tho "con. science elotijc." The "conscience clause" did not C"Onntcr:u.t ho "parson s claws." (Lat1..h4 ter.) The federation was not political. Thov .ond not i'-nport politics into religion, I,- t would i.p.rt ?""°'' ""? to raise it. 4APP".U.)

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