FORWARD STEP IN SCOTLAND.
There has just been issued to members of the Church of Scotland and tinted Free Church Assemblies, the report of the joint sub-committee of the committees appointed at last year's General Assembles to consider tlic obstacles to -union of these Churches. The
report lias bc-en approved by the principal committee of each Church. The report of the joint sub-committee, which was adopted by the conference, states that seven meetings hare been held, and that hopeful progress has been made 111 the direction of agreement. A special sub-committee was appointed to consider in the light of the discussion at tins conference the liberty 0 1)0 possessed by a Church in relation fL n T 1 tho means of -securing miHarl 11' re ?° rt llilS bCeU SIU3 - 11 l ed, 0110 only of an interim character, and the sub-committee have not yet had tie opportunity of examining It and discussing its terms.
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 858, 2 July 1910, Page 9
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154FORWARD STEP IN SCOTLAND. Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 858, 2 July 1910, Page 9
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