-otland's Interest in the Work a special sense, Thursday, riber 20, murked a new begi x of the China Inland Mission's work in Scotland, For more than 30 years the Mission has had offices in Glasgow, where Mr. Ontts first acted as Honorary Secretary, and then, later, Mr. Graham Brown as Seerevary.' On' the grounds health, Mr. and Mrs. Graham Brown {have for ne time felt the need of secking relief from the strenuous work of caring for the Mission's work in the whole of Scotland, in consequence, Mr, Arthur Tayl has been temporarily appointed as and fan Mrs. Graham' Brown will be responsible Just at the time when the need ofa new home was felt and search was beings made, the need for this new depar: ure was supplied. An unexneetcd legacy from an old Glaszow friend made the purchase of 16 Belmont Gardens, Glasgow, possibles and mainly through the gifts of other Glaxgow friends, this home hax been furnished, where the Secretary and his wife and family will reside and where limited commodation is available for missionaries on furlough.
In the afternoon of November 20, dedientory meeting was held in the house itself, and in the evening, a company of' some 600 friends gathered in the Finnieston United Free Church to hear Dr.
Molden and other speakers, ing Mr. Graham Brown and Arthur Taylor. It should be men: tioned that Mr. Graham Brown is: ug to open an office in Fal burch for the development of the work in and around that district, but the main work of the Mission in Scotland will centre in Glasgow, as: in she past, closer ce-operation and an enterprise in prayer for vas based on the well known'
in the Gospel, of Christ's blessingg of the five loaves and two fish,
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