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Meeting Point: Call Nothing Thine Own

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A hundred and one years ago Herbert Hamilton Kelly, founder of the Society of the Sacred Mission, an Anglican religious community, was born. This evening's film takes us inside the mother-house at Kelham, Newark, Nottinghamshire, to show something of the life of this community.
Presented by the BBC Midland Film Unit
Last shown in June, 1960

Contributors

Arranged and spoken by:
William Purcell
Photographed by:
Stewart Farnell
Editor:
Edward Le Lorrain
Sound:
Peter Caselberg
Producer:
David Martin
Source: Radio Times

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