was the old dissenting view of public worship where people sang together under the minister’s direction and where the only eccentricities were those of the sermon. At Easter 1939, the choir of Westminster Chapel consisted of only five ladies (some may have been on holiday). By 1945 it had gone altogether, as had the Sisterhood, the Young People’s Institute, the Saturday Evening Praise, Prayer, and Missionary Rally, Junior Church Membership, Communion Circles, the Lay Preachers’ Guild and youth movements,