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Meeting Point: Call Nothing Thine Own

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A hundred years ago, Herbert Hamilton Kelly, founder of the well-known Anglican religious community, the Society of the Sacred Mission, was born. This evening's film takes us inside the mother-house at Kelham, Newark, Nottinghamshire, and shows something of the working out of Father Kelly's Ideas in the lives of members of the community to-day.
Presented by the BBC Midland Film Unit

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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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