The Henson Journals

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Passion Sunday, March 13th, 1910.

A bright beautiful morning. There were 21 comts at 8 a.m. including Sir Hy Craik.

There was a large congregation at Mattins. The 2nd lesson contained S. Mark's record of the cursing of the Barren Fig–tree. I took the opportunity thus provided, and preached on that topic, repudiating the historicity of the narrative, & explaining it by the parable in S. Luke.

After service Mr Turnbull came to see me. His enthusiasm for S. Margaret's is refreshing.

The Church was again well–filled at Evensong, when I continued my course of Lenten preaching. My subject was, 'The claim of Christ in society'. In the congregation I observed Sir Edward Russell.

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[symbol]	Lionel Walter Box	23 Abingdon Street
[symbol]	Sydney Philip Duce	16c Peabody Bldgs, Orchard St
	Asher James Charles Ward	3b Peabody Bldgs. "
	Cyril Thomas Mills	36 Old Queen St:
	Clement Henry	High House 7 Farm Lane, Walham Green Fulham
[symbol]	Reginald Percival Woodyear	2 Blackmore Rd Streatham
[symbol]	John Ellis McKibbin	16 Honor Oak Park, Forest Hill.
[symbol]	Harold Frederic Doyle	25 Abington St:
	Edwin John Doyle	" " "
	Frank William Armstrong	49 Horseferry Rd
[symbol]	Thomas James Sharp	150 Horseferry Rd
[symbol]	Noel George Masters	27 Claverton St: Pimlico
[symbol]	Joseph Gaingee	91 Tachbrooke St: Pimlico

The above were confirmed in S. Margaret's on March 10th 1910.

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