The Archive · 1923

Plots of the Kuomingtang

From Our Own Correspondent.

Hangchow, Nov. 26.

Mr. M. T. Tchou, the Executive Secretary of the Y.M.C.A. Industrial Division, Shanghai, and Secretary of the National Church Council of Chinese, is here at present meeting with the influential representatives of the Churches. Last night he addressed a group of workers in the Y.M.C.A. dining noam after dinner on the study of Industry in relation to Christianity and hammered away for more than an hour. The address was very good and the impression I got was that you cannot assimilate Christianity by impression without expression. Spiritual intake calls. for its counterpart in sacrificial output. If we know doing are often, perilously divorewe shall do. But.knowing and ed. Our relation to God implies and involves a relation to our fellows; so that-no one can be right with God and wrong with men. Our religious zeal must be harnessed to the problems of human welfare; our piety must be practical; our worship of God should lead us to service for men.

Representatives from Japan to return thanks for help given for relief of earthquake sufferers visited the Official, various guilds, ete., on Saturday. The Kuoming tang are again agitating and planning in secret against the Government.

The Assembly is still without a@ quorum. Rain is falling day, the first really wet day for months.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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