Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1929, Page 58

WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, CHRISTIAN UNITY 10 BE CONSIDERED Lausanne Report Commg Be- ) from 11 a.m. to 11 pm. fore Conference at Wash- mglon Cathedral. 1o report on Christian unity, 4 at the International Cor th and Orde h‘ 1d at erland, in 1 the represe Who will meet at the W dral this cvening. A ma- who will attend the con- ence, which will continue through v, participated in the Switzerland pre- rence The visiting clergymen will be gue o the College of Preachers of Wash- ington Cathedral. The following five hases of the ministry will be consid- at the meeting: “The Minister as & Prophet,” “The The M reh will b A. Asworth of scopal Durham of Emor Ga.; the Quake Alfred 'C. G N Church by Stamford, Conn. Among other clerg pecied to attend Chalmers Dun of the inary, Cambr Gavin of the C 1} Theological Sem- inary, New k, N. Y.; Very Rev. Frederick C. Gr Theological Sem Evanston and Rev. L Bowyer of General Theologleal Semin: York, WILLIAM C. 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