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 iedam President and Friends,

The subjects df consideration in the re-

marks I have the honor to address to you this afternoon are certain as—'
pects of what has come to be called the new women's movement, and some
suggestions for turning to the advancement of the Church the newly men-
ifested peters of mind and energy of woman. The study of how to do this
has been one of much thought to me for years, and one result is ny belief
that the time has come when the Church beneficially to itself can offer
to women a more reSgonsible position in its organization then it has done
hitherto. The particular step in that direction which T submit to gour
attention as desirable is an amendment to the Canons of the ﬁiocese of
fexington which would make women eligible to be elected as deputies to
the Diocesan Council. The amendment required is on to Canonll, P sec-
tion 3, which hon reads as follows; "The Vestry of each ‘erish in union
with the Council, and which is ssgeased for the support of the ﬁiocese
may elect 5 Lay Eeputies from the male communicents of their respective

Congregations, who shall be members of the Council until the election

of their successors". I advocate that the one word "@239? be struck from

this clause, thereby waking women equally eligible with men for election.
Tn our organized efforts to evengelixe the world it is surely the
tart of wisdom to watch the signs of tee times so that we may derive
impetus to our work from all the currents of human society. As nonen we
should m rk and gender especially the social novements among sooen. In
doing so it is imgossihle to fail to observe that the new women's move-
ment is tearing euey from women many of the limitations of the pest.
“ithont attempting to analyze its causes we see that its effects cave
been greatly to enlarge the field for the activities of uonen end to
draw them into business, literature and social and civic service in

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our wirus t1e tren1tiﬁve of tge gsst, in which the home anﬁ ﬁomestic
«can utiors practically thorbeﬂ tLe we 10 attention of women. Eut aet-

ever tiese truﬁitions any effect our theories the facts are that easily

within tee UGMOTF of many of those {resent the time was when taeir reasse-
tive'c;ure.es uffordeﬁ wen x txeir orcn dest ontJOux upon social service
and their chief ofening ” . 11 W 4 ﬂow all this is changed. There

outburst of .t‘cn.g

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energy and u der its im ulse wévzen are
a sur ris mg degree in all philanthroiic endeavers for to“:
"rlift. ?he fuurch, also, is undo11bteul feel.w ; this new
in ionnnhocs are such share of its “or? as is assigned to tone
Islen on new vigor and Space 8. Yet T believe u discriminating survey
of tie tom:r 's movem,nt will discover at least two sourees for so Wli itude,
on the pert of tqe Chur91, which should inpOl it to take some forward

ﬂeet the new greet, w- ‘1 .; "o.en. t is a well recosnized
prime inle in so i' ggi7‘a i‘J ‘ : people demand leaders; unﬁ when
they have forms them I ., I th more 0:1 19 ess cimmtion. Tow as
woneﬁ as “J es sen 5 mend leaders, we see taut all these urgenizat‘ons
ting wonen are continually 1.» k r _M , as it vere, ans
‘hurch, us eleeehere, the women whnse advantages of

leisure,dis;o~i;;_' “‘ W. . ._ e ‘ ".;' fit them for assuming lender-
sai; and jvtﬁjf” l m f' positions of resgxnsihility in their own Circles.
”e 0e the ‘nurch is continually losing iron its own entergrises wen; of
the tower the are best suited to manage them SHW(C imul] lrreovor,
these women unturull' attract it the ﬁirettions in which they gave be—

lenﬁers Con iderable {art of the interest of the women left to t1e
Cnurch. Twe irevmifsbler es111t is that the Church is losixg too much of
its vitality by ties e C(L tent nrei:s u on it fro» tie outside,

Arother Glenn: “e1irg as not is this:thet wh le there is much to be

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Christ Spirit, yet it is true that many of them, even some which
might preperly be :nrtur,d in the very bosom of the Church, own very
little or no ulleg iance to the vi ible Church. I will take only one
instance to illustrate mv meaning/~tha1;oftne fact though in some of
our cities the Social Settlement work is Christian in its teachings, in
other cities the Social Settlements make no attempt in the I contact with
with the ignorant untaught peonle to whom they minister to :oint to the
levicr as the source of the love they are manifesting in Sympathy, educa-
tion, fellowship, and charity. The; are in a measure nuilding up a Cl vi1-
izetion in which Christ is not acknowledged as the chief corner stone.
Surely tnis is not in accordance with Christ's injunction, ”F
your light shine that men may see your good worFs and glorify your Father
the is in 7enven.
Io counteract these tendenci19vvhic. epgenr to me ought to arouse
solic ituoe tie knuron inst take some steps to me} re more TOOi within it-
self For toe newly lioereted energies of women. While I woulﬁ not for a
moment cl in that giving women a place inttne councils of tne Chunch will
entirely meet the requirements I do oelieve it would be a step in the
right direction and would give moa,n as well as men a vantage ground fnr
studying tze needs of tee situation.
if we look for tie charm anion clothes t e organizatir ns outside of
the organizoo Church he do not Vino it in a promise to an indolent ‘ nd
of es;e sue irresponsible enj v cz:t of vs riety, but in tne stern Joy

devolog rent of a greater ;\.. the accomplishment f u

under the Weight of res;r :‘.'_i ,, labor and sacrifice.

Cnurch ﬁoes not cigar within itsel;€ 0:»«rtunity to women of initiitfve,

'bilityesrd ac ievenent worthy of 'Le b. t hat is in them, ongor-
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