| section, Bishop of Mombasa is Dead
“ A conference of missionary societies at work in British East Africa, (including Anglicans, Methodists, and Presbyterians) was held at Kikuyu in June, 1913 Among those who attended it were two Anglican bishops, Dr. Peel of Mombasa and Dr. Willis of Uganda. The conference was called under a deep sense of the need of presenting a united front to heathenism and Mohammedanism, and proposals were adopted with the object of reaching an ultimate union of native Christians into one native church. At the close of the conference a united communion service was held in the Scots Church. ”
