Under the auspices of the Glasgow Students' Evangelistic Union, farewell meeting to Mr. Erie Liddell, nse, the Olympic Champion war held in Glasgow.
Liddell, who received a great ova ago he was ith the greatest problem He. had been asked to assist at a campaign in Armadale, end-at that time he had never addressed "a gathering, and was very reluctant about accepting. On the following morning he received sister, which contained the text—~"Fear not, for Tam with thee: do not dismay, for I will guide thee." That text had helped him to make his decision and since he had endeavoured the "work of his Master. Mr.
Liddell expressed his deep. thanks to the members of the GS.E.U., Doth in Edinburgh and Glasgow, for all they had been to him in enriching his life, He was sorry to leave Scotland, for it had a peculiar appeal—partly because he was a native of Scotland, and partly for the privileges he had enjoyed in it. But China was calling him, and he felt he was destined for that.country, where, ay a teacher in the Tientsin Anglo-Chinese Christian College, he could best use any talents he oneesses. The Rev. H. Moffat Bott, late of Morningside Congre. that Mr. Liddell was the 34th member of his Edinburgh church who had given his services for mission work abroad,
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