question of the relationships of the older and younger churches will be different from what they were be-wre the Conference, in March, on! Olivet. The East and West has face to face.
Chris ing that the findings of the Jerusalem Conference are as much the work of India, African, and Chinese, as of Westerners, the latter on their part feel, ax' Dr. Foryan of the United Free Church of Scotland said, "Our Eastern fellow Christians are at least our intellectual ability and] spiritual experience." But the East] will not suffer the disunity of Western Chri speaker at Swanwick, but before long they will blow our Wes tern ecclesiasticisms sky high."
A number of speakers emphasized the hope expressed in the Jerusalem Findings that Eastern Cin us should come to the West to share with it the treasures of their The opport-also taken by the Committee of the Conference to ask that the Churches at home as a whole shoulder the burden of the support of the Bast and West Friendship Committee which has quietly done such magnificent. work xinee the War in making lonely sta-dents from overseas feel at home in Britain, and incidentally preaching to them by the silent witness of] Christian homes the best missionary]
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