GIPSY SMITH MISSION
ASSESSING RESULTS IN DUNEDIN Dominion Special. Dunedin, December 2. “My name has been used as a stick with which to hit the cause of religion,” sad the Rev. H. E. Bellhottse at a meeting of members of the Trinity Methodist Church. The remark was relevant to “a mission that had been conducted by a distinguished evangelist.” “Of that evangelist I have no words of criticism to speak,” be said. “I pay no attention to what has appeared in the Press. My name was brought into it not by myself. I have every respect for the evangelist who has been here, for a lot of good work was done. Now the mission is over, we can assess results.” The principal portion of the work of the Christian Church, he felt, would not be done in the future by missions. Each church and congregation would put its utmost into the work nearest it. The man in the street is not appealed to by the united missions He stands off, criticises and is sometimes hostile,” Mr. Bellhouse stated-
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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 59, 3 December 1926, Page 10
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178GIPSY SMITH MISSION Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 59, 3 December 1926, Page 10
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