I should like to make my closing words a very personal message to each one The promotional and edu-Ĭational program, in its varied facets, has reached, through jurisdiction, conference,Īnd district, every woman in the Woman's Society or the Wesleyan Service Guild Tion and sale of literature has exceeded any previous year. New developments in the three departments of the Woman's Division. The increase in membership and the increase in income have made possible The total increase in giving over the previous quadrennium was Members, 31,014 Woman's Societies and 5,373 Wesleyan Service Guilds. The Wesleyan Service Guild has been phenomenal. In many respects, the growth of the Woman's Society of Christian Service and Into the Woman's Division each quadrennium. The officers of the Woman's Division - eight years - is good. Only seven who were on the staff at the time of unificationīut the program of the Woman's Division goes on! The plan of tenure for No longer are there any members on the Woman's Division who came inĪt its formation in 1940. **->* lead us into a new era in the history of the Woman's Division of Christian that will guide us in this new quadrennium. '^■^HE Spirit of Christ - for All of Life' is the theme, well known by now, HEADQUARTERS: 150 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK 11, NEW YORK Roster of Officers June 1, 1956- May 31, 1951 Life taught, lived, and shared by Jesus Christ.īoard of Missions of The Methodist Church Represent the bread of life or the fullness of Of Christ with feet in motion as if moving intoĪll the world, and hands outstretched as if inīlessing or beckoning. The symbol for the quadrennial goals - a circleĮmbracing the whole world - shows the figure OF THE BOARD OF MISSIONS OF THE METHODIST CHURCH A devastated Tani disappears from Tansen's life.Full text of ' The Spirit of Christ - for All of Life: Seventeenth Annual Report of the Woman's Division of Christian Service of the Board of Missions and Church Extension of The Methodist Church, Reports June 1, 1955-May 31, 1956, Roster of Officers June 1, 1956-May 31, 1957' He tells Tani that Tansen is already married, and that she should leave immediately. Akbar himself comes to Tansen's house, and meets with Tani. When it is Akbar's birthday, Tansen has a visitor - none other than Tani, and he refuses to attend Akbar's birthday celebration. Akbar, impressed with this, appoints Tansen as his Sangeet Samrat. There, Tansen sings and the musical instruments start accompanying him on their own. Then on another occasion, while romancing Tani, his singing miraculously fills trees and shrubs with leaves and flowers, this incident is brought to Badshah Mohamed Jallaudin Akbar's attention, and Tansen is invited to his palace. This incident brings a local Maharajah to Tansen's doorstep, who extends his hand in friendship. One day an elephant goes crazy and Tansen soothes it with his singing. He and Tani, his childhood sweetheart, are madly in love with each other and virtually inseparable. gAvInDrA at a very young age, Tansen lives in a small village with his paternal uncle. Broken hearted Tani leaves and seeks some answers from life and a crunch that might as well destroys Tansen for life.

A Maharaja Badshah Mohamed Jallaudin is pleased with Tansen singing talents and invites him to his palace. His singing talent pampers everyone in his village namely the animals, the Maharaja's and other living organisms. He has a lover whom he loves madly namely Tani. Renowned, talent singer Tansen is settled in a small village.

Based on the life story of Tansen, a renowned musician in the court of the Mughal emperor Akbar.

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