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New Jersey Christian Confer ence to Hold Three Days’ Session Beginning Friday Morning. MANY VISITORS EXPECTED The fall meeting of the New Jer sey Christian Conference will be held in the Gulph Christian church during the latter end of this week, and will be attended by a large number of visiting ministers and laymen. The sessions will open on Thurs day and will continue daily until Sunday. Various committees have been appointed to make arrange ments for the entertainment of the visitors and these committees have been most active 1 their prepari ons. In addition to the members of the conference an invitation has been extended to the ministers of sur rounding churches to be present and a number of these are expected to attend. The meetings will be open to the public in general and it is especially desired that all who can attend all of the three meetings scheduled for next Sunday. A com mittee consisting of Mrs. A. I. Supplee, Mrs. George Shoffner, Mrs. George Guthrie and Mrs. Benjamin Davidson has been appointed to ar range with aged members and friends of the church to attend the Sunday meetings. A very complete program has been arranged and the speakers are all most capable men, assuring in structive and uplifting sessions. The meeting will be presided over by Rev. William Hainer, D. C., of Irvington, N. J., president of the conference. Rev. J. Hiliott Epright, a former resident of Mechanicsville, a grad uate of the West Conshohocken high school and pastor of the church at Milford, N. J., the second largest church in the conference, will be present at the meetings and take part in the services. _ By a ruling of the confere neats will be served at the church at the nominal price of twenty-five cents each. The program for the conference is as follows: Opening Session, Friday Eve. Rev. W. H. Hainer, presiding. Missionary address—‘My Work in Central Africa” Gordon Robertson Saturday Morning Home Missions—Devotional service Rev. E. B. Hoffman Ministers’ Conference, Rev. C. A. McDaniel B. A. presiding Address— The Young Peoples’ Work in the Church” Rev. Amos Allan Board of Church Polity Rev. L. F. Johnson, presiding Saturday Afternoon Foreign Missions—Missionary Song service led by Rev. C. A. McDan iel B. A. Prayer by Rev. John E. Epright. Missionary Address, Rev. J. A. Hainer, D. D. A Prayer for Missions, Rev. F. S. Hendershot Women’s Missionary Conference Mrs. W. H. Hainer, presiding Saturday Evening Foreign Missions—Devotional Ser vice, Rev. George A. Roemer. Address—‘World’s Missionary Out- SEine sn 9 5 =e Rev. H. A. Barton Address— God'’s Plan for Evangel izing the World” Gordon Robertson Home Missions—Bible School John H. Smith fupt. of Gulf Mills Bible School, presiding. Address .......... Rev. ‘E. A. Barth Home Missionary Sermon, Sunday Afternoon Home Missions TOTO by ccc eet Rev. A. T. Langley “The Forward Movement of the Christian Church.” C. A. McDaniel, B. A. Sunday Evening Service of Song—Rev. C. A. McDan iel, B. A. Prayer Rev. EB. C. Hall Sermon.. Rev. W. H. Hainer D. D. Rev. Thomas R. Lawler Report of Meetings to Herald of oe Liberty—Rev. S. F. Hender shot. Sunday Morning Rev. L. F. Johnson, D. D. Speakers, Frank R. Beach and Rev. Report . Rev . on Resolutions
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Conshohocken Recorder
Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, US
Tue, Oct 11, 1921
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