The APCF also disrupted a number of meetings that hosted Arthur Henderson, who they condemned for his participation in David Lloyd George's war government, leading to seventeen people being arrested. The APCF declared that "there exists as much Socialism in the constitution and the activity of the Parliamentary Labour Party as there is divinity in the priesthood" and criticised the CPGB for its continued attempts to affiliate with the "anti-Socialist" Labour Party, reiterating its opposition to the Comintern's united front tactic.
The APCF also disrupted numerous gatherings that featured Arthur Henderson, whom they strongly condemned for his participation in David Lloyd George's war government, resulting in seventeen individuals being detained. The APCF asserted that "there is just as much Socialism in the makeup and actions of the Parliamentary Labour Party as there is spirituality in the clergy" and criticized the CPGB for its continued efforts to affiliate with the "anti-Socialist" Labour Party, reaffirming its opposition to the Comintern's united front strategy.