On the recordOctober 6, 1891
Every ecumenical conference is a distinct step in the direction, not only of the unification of the church, but of the unification of the human race.
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presidency.ucsb.eduEvery ecumenical conference is a distinct step in the direction, not only of the unification of the church, but of the unification of the human race.
Address to the Methodist Ecumenical Conference at the Metropolitan M.E. Church in Washington
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