In London and the World

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Apr 22, 1913

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 40, No. 16.

In London and the World.

The Rev. Mr. Crawford, a returned missionary from Central Africa, where he has been for twenty-three years, declares, after visiting London, that nobody reads the Bible any more in that city, and it has really become a pagan city. Vicar Darlington, of St. Marks, Kensington, declares that there is a wave of indifference spreading all over London: “The numerous counter-attractions to churches, such as bands and picture places, have something to do with this,” he declares. “Sunday is no longer Sunday in this city.” And that is about the way it is in every city of note throughout Christendom.