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| Andrews, Charles Freer. Adm. pens. (age 20) at PEMBROKE, Oct. 11, 1890. S. of John Edwin, Esq., of Handsworth, Birmingham. B. Feb. 12, 1871, at Newcastle-on-Tyne. School, King Edward VI, Birmingham. Matric. Michs. 1890; Scholar; Prizeman; B.A. (Class. Trip., 1st Class) 1893; M.A. 1897. Fellow, 1893. Lecturer and College Chaplain, 1935-6. Ord. deacon, 1896; priest (Rochester) 1897. Missioner of the College Mission at Newington, 1896-9. Vice-Principal of the Cambridge Clergy Training School (Westcott House) 1899-1902. Select Preacher at Cambridge, 1899. Missionary (Cambridge University Mission) at Delhi, 1904-15. Fellow of Punjab University, 1908. Joined Rabindranath Tagore's Institution at Santiniketan, Bengal, 1913; afterwards Vice-President. Went to South Africa to help in the Smuts-Gandhi agreement, 1913-14; and again, 1925-7, in connection with the Indo-Union Agreement. Adviser to the Indian Delegation at the Kenya Conversations in London, 1923. Delegate to the Education Conference at Vancouver, 1929. Lecturer in Pastoral Theology at Cambridge, 1937-. Sometime of Santiniketan, Bengal, and of 112, Gower Street, London, W.C. 1 (1938). Author, Renaissance in India; Christ and Labour; Mahatma Gandhi's Ideas; Mahatma Gandhi, His own Story; Christ in the Silence; Sadhu Sundar Singh; Christ and Prayer. (Who's Who, 1938; Crockford, 1938.) | Charles Freer ANDREWS Approx. lifespan: 1871–1969 Tripos: Pembroke College Class. I 1893; Theo. I 1895star Adm pens. aged 20 Pembroke College 1890:10:11 s. of John Edwin ANDREWS, Esq. of Handsworth, Birmingham, [ Warwickshire ] b. Newcastle-on-Tyne, [ Northumberland ] 1871:02:12 Sch: King Edward VI Birmingham, [ Warwickshire ] Matric 1890:10MT: Scholar Prizeman BA Class. Trip., 1st Class 1893 MA 1897 Fellow 1893 Lecturer and College Chapl.: 1935-36 Ord. deacon 1896 Ord. priest Rochester 1897 Missioner of: College Mission at Newington, [ London ] 1896-99 Vice-Principal of: : Sch: Cambridge Clergy Training School Westcott House 1899-1902 Select Preacher at: Cambridge University 1899 Missionary: Cambridge University Mission Delhi, [ India ] 1904-15 Fellow of: Sch: Punjab University [ Punjab ], [ India ] 1908 Joined: Sch: Rabindranath Tagore's Institution at Santiniketan, Bengal , India 1913 afterwards Vice-President: Sch: Rabindranath Tagore's Institution at Santiniketan, Bengal , India Went to help in the Smuts-Gandhi agreement: South Africa 1913-14 Jan SMUTS Mahatma GANDHI Went to help in the Indo-Union Agreement: South Africa 1925-27 Adviser to: : Indian Delegation at the Kenya Conversations in London 1923 Delegate to the Education Conference at Vancouver, [ Canada ] 1929 Lecturer in Pastoral Theology: Cambridge University 1937- Sometime of Santiniketan, Bengal , India of 112 Gower Street, London , W.C.1 1938 Publ.: Renaissance in India; Christ and Labour; Mahatma Gandhi's Ideas; Mahatma Gandhi, His own Story; Christ in the Silence; Sadhu Sundar Singh; Christ and Prayer (Who's Who 1938; Crockford 1938) [add:] d. 1940:04:05 [:add] [add:]( WWW ; Pemb. Ann. Gazette ; J.D. Pickles)[:add] |