Editorial February 17, 1906 ISSUE

"Progressing toward Unity."

Archibald McLellan

WE are indebted to the Indianapolis Star for the following report of a sermon recently delivered by Rev. J. A. Milburn, formerly of Indianapolis, but now the pastor of one of the leading churches in Chicago. He said :—

"Things are now progressing toward unity. The highest compliment you can pay a man is to say that he is consistent, which means that his faculties are balanced and he has unity in his life. Unity of church, which is so much desired, will not come from wishing that the church were a unit. It will not come from presbyters getting together and saying 'We will have one church.' The unification of the church is to come by a process of absorption.

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