The Upbuilding of a Religious Society: Paper Read at Friends' General Conference, Seventh Month 11th, 1910, by Dr. O. Edward Janney

Offered is a first edition, first printing of "The Upbuilding of a Religious Society: Paper Read at Friends' General Conference, Seventh Month 11th, 1910, by Dr. O. Edward Janney" most likely published in that same year; publisher and place of publication not indicated. A stapled pamphlet measuring 5-3/8" by 7-1/4" and containing 12 unpaginated pages including front and rear covers. Dr. Janney begins his address by stating, "In the preparation of this address the thought and suggestions of others have been availed of, part of the material having come from the work of a committee of Baltimore Yearly Meeting, appointed to consider the present needs of the Society of Friends and how to upbuild it and make it most useful. The basis of religion is personal righteousness. The worse traitor to religion is the hypocrite. Therefore, it is essential to the extension of a religious body that its members be moral in their lives and consecrated to the service of God." Previously folded; light wear.