File 3 of Dorothy Barbara Halsall's research into Father St. John Beverley Groser (1890-1966) Containing: Part III: "Unity of Thought and Action" (continued) Section 4: the World His Parish (Jews; Coloured People in East London; Colonial Welfare; Coloured People's Association; India; Africa; Visit to Germany; World Poverty) Section 5: Children and Youth (Schools; Students; Vallance Youth Club) Section 6: Old People (Stepney Old People's Welfare Association; Old People's Housing; Talks on Old Age) Section 7: the Church and Industry (Conferences, National and Local; East London Industrial Mission; London Industrial Mission; Conferences at St Katharine's; Meetings with Dockers; the Dock Industry; W.E.A. Group and Courses) Section 8: Thought and Action from Within the Church (Relationships with Episcopacy; Father Groser and the Church of England - Criticism - Protest - Loyalty - "The Elder Statesman"; Conferences on Evangelism; Mission to London; Archbishop's Conference on Evangelism; "Religion and Life Movement"; "Murder in the Cathederal"; Broadcasting.) Section 9. Citizen of Stepney Section 10: The Royal Foundation of St Katharine Part IV: John Groser. The Man. The Prophet. The Priest. Section 1: The Man (the Family; Hobbies. Love of Sport; a Man ahead of his Time?) Section 2: The Prophet (A Prophet of his time?; Relevance to to-day?; Identification; Protest; Action; the Cost) Section 3: The Priest (Newcastle; War-time Chaplaincy; Poplar, Christ Church and St. George's; St Katharine's; Watlington) Incarnation; Life in the Body; The Sacraments; Eternal Life 1986