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Three Creeds in Third Annual Fellowship Dinner

January 28, 1930
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The third annual Fellowship Dinner between the three great denominations, Jewish, Protestant and Catholic, sponsored by the Temple Emanu-El Brotherhood, was held on Wednesday evening, January 22, under the chairmanship of Rabbi H. Stern. The addresses delivered by J. T. Hackett, K.C., Louis Fitch, K.C., John MacMillan and Rev. L. Clare, representing the Catholic, Jewish and Protestant faiths, as well as the Unitarian church, respectively, were in the main a plea for religious tolerance, emphasizing that there is no necessity for conformity of religions in order to have good fellowship.

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