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Sends a booklet giving the full reports of the proceedings of the Joint Conference. Hopes that Glover will be present at the next Council.

Regarding the bust of Glover's father at The Baptist Union, and arrangements for its unveiling. Asks Glover to persuade Stanley Chivers to take the place of his father [John Chivers] on the Baptist Union Council. Impresses on him the 'importance for all the country Churches in Cambridgeshire of having the Chivers family in close touch with the Baptist Union'. Informs Glover that the other speaker at the Bunyan Tercentenary will be Sir Thomas Inskip.

Responds to Glover's comments regarding examination of non-collegiate ministers. Praises 'The Challenge of the Greek'.

Reports that the Baptist Union Council recommended that the rule setting the age of retirement at 65 should not be changed to permit Mr Griffin's tenure of Superintendency to be extended.

Thanks Glover for a personal letter and one address to him as General Secretary of the Baptist Union, which he undertakes to read to the Committee.

Incomplete. Regarding Glover's election to the post of Moderator of the Cambridge Baptist Association 1917-18. Explains what the post involves. Discusses Glover's 'Poets and Puritans'.

Thanks Glover for a letter of sympathy on the death of his mother.

Refers to Glover's American tour. Discusses Glover's appointment as Deacon at St Andrew's Street Baptist Church.

Urges Glover to accept the decision of the Church to vote him back onto the Diaconate. Asks Glover to assess the difficulty of questions set on the Fourth Gospel for Baptist Ministers of three years standing.

Assures Glover that he has been sent a copy of the 'B.T.' ['Baptist Times'], including the addresses that he helped to draft. Hopes for an opportunity to explain the 'Forward Movement' and the 'Discipleship Campaign' to Glover, including Townsends report of their success. Asks Glover not to represent these initiatives, describing some of the positive outcomes of them. Mentions R. L. Child. In light of Mary Glover's position against denominationalism, discusses the issues surrounding Regent's Park Baptist College, Oxford. Urges Glover to help create unity between factions in the Baptist movement.