| Description | Letter and papers on demobilisation and the training of ordinands, including a draft memorandum to the chaplains of the Forces (ff. 104-6); memoranda on recommendations of the Service Ordination Candidates' Committee (ff. 127-8, 140-2); a draft memorandum to the Ministry of Labour on the need for demobilisation of candidates for ordination (f. 184); and a copy of H.M. Government's 'Further Education and Training Scheme' (ff. 257-8). Correspondents include: William Cosmo Gordon Lang, Archbishop of Canterbury (ff. 89-91); Henry Townsend Vodden, Suffragan Bishop of Hull (ff. 92, 95-8); Clifford Salisbury Woodward, Bishop of Bristol (passim); Geoffrey Francis Fisher, Bishop of London (f. 94); Cyril Forster Garbett, Archbishop of York (ff. 101-2, 191); Leslie Owen, Suffragan Bishop of Jarrow and (from 1944) Maidstone (ff. 108, 111, 251-3, 255); Charles Alfred Howell Green, Bishop of Bangor and Archbishop of Wales (f. 113); John Allen Fitzgerald Gregg, Anglican Archbishop of Armagh (f. 116); Kenneth Riches, Secretary of the Archbishops' Committee for Service Ordination Candidates (ff. 118, 177-9, 212-16); Alwyn Terrell Petre Williams, Bishop of Durham (ff. 119, 160); Charles Robert Grey, 5th Earl Grey (ff. 135-7, 167-70, 175, 223, 227, 230-1, 240-2, 244); Frederic Sumpter Guy Warman, Bishop of Manchester (ff. 138, 148); Edwin Finch, Secretary of the Conference of the Methodist Church (ff. 143-4); Sir Bernard Charles Tolver Paget (f. 165); Sir John Cronyn Tovey (f. 166); R. Mackintosh, Secretary of the Committee on Church and National Service of the Church of Scotland (ff. 172, 176); Albert Peel, editor of The Congregational Quarterly (ff. 194-5, 199-211); Ernest Bevin, of the Ministry of Labour (f. 197); Foss Westcott, Bishop of Calcutta (f. 250); and Guy Vernon Smith, Bishop of Leicester (f. 260). Also includes letters from Archbishop Temple (passim) and a copy of his 'Letter to Service Ordinands' (ff. 213-14). |