THE CHURCH MILITANT.
UNION JACKS FLOWN FROJCTHE, ■ - - ..-■.- STEEPLES, v . :>; ;^ui> . (Reo. January 25; 5.50.pjn,).v.v London,. January, 24.. : The Union Jack is being displayo3 from many of the; British churches as a "visible expression of the Church's insistence on tho duty of Christians to rospond .to thoir country's call," Religious leaders are using all their influence to'emphasise upon all tho'dutyof self-sacrifico -for the welfare of the. country. Young nicri aro everywhere urged to participate in the movenioht'.: "• : ' It is estimated that soventy per cent, of tho mon at tho British front belong to the Church of England; fifteen per cent.' to the Roman Catholic Church;, seven per cent, to'the Presbyterian Church; four per cent, to tho Wcsleyans, and two per oont. each to the Baptists and Congregationanßts.TT-(.".Tiinea" jand' Sydney;' Sun"- Services;)"' " v
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2368, 26 January 1915, Page 5
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131THE CHURCH MILITANT. Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2368, 26 January 1915, Page 5
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