Congregational Speaker to Tell Chinese Outlook
Rev Cornelius Patton of Boston will discuss The Outlook for Christianity in China and the Far East at Waterloo First Congregational Church during the eighty eights annual meeting of the Congregational conference. The meeting runs May 10 to 12 and features Patton as senior secretary of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions.
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China
Far East
Cornelius Patton
D. D
Boston
Congregational Conference of
First Congregational Church of
Waterloo
Patton
Home Department
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Foreign Mission Agency
The
Congregational Churches
Foreign Mission Society
America
American Board
Canton
Mer Galt
Paotingfu
Chihli Province
North China
D. Foster Updike
New York City
National Congregational Commission On Missions
Women's Mission Boards
General Mission Boards
Sometimes It Pays to Borrow We loan from fifty to five thousand
Waterloo Morris Plan Co advertises small loans for glasses of penpile who need money for worthy purposes at six percent interest and two percent fee.
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Morris Plan Cn. C
Union Conference Plans and Denomination Statistics
Prof A C McGiffert Jr opens sessions on Union With the Universalists as Rev W K Williams speaks. The conference sermon is by A B Steiner, with communion led by Walter Swann. Retiring moderator G B Martin discusses Congregationalism. New Jawa year membership reaches 2,989 with 1,788 confessing faith and 1,211 by transfer. Churches total 255 with 42,666 members—16,473 men and 26,196 women. Total contributions 1,050,205. local expenses 955,345. missions 100,860 of which 77,154 to denominational mission. Property valued at 5,675,048. invested funds 210,901 from 37 churches. Legacies 16,050 for 16 churches. pastoral salaries up to 1,930. Parsonages common. Delegates chosen for National Council in Omaha May 25–June 1 with focus on five major fields of activity.
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A. C. McGiffert, Jr
Chicago Theological Seminary
Universalists
W. K. Willams
Marshalltown
W. C. Bodell
The
Universalist Church
Waterloo
A. B. Steiner
Grinnell College
Walter A. Swann
Chariea
BG. F. Martin
Davenport
First Church
J. Richmond Margen
National Council of the Congregational Churches
Omaha
Neb
National Council
Iieme
Congre
Was Weak Now Robust Says Burlington Man
WN Shaffer a Burlington Iowa street car operator says Tanlac restored his health after a severe breakdown. He weighed 125 pounds, suffered weakness indigestion and insomnia, and could not stand in his car. After taking Tanlac he rose to 147 pounds, eats well and works daily, praising the tonic's effects.
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Burlington
WN. Shaffer
Maple Street
Iowa
Tanlac
Taniae
Pilgrim Spirit Theme Guides National Congregational Council
The council discusses advancing the Christian life across seven fields and votes policies for the biennium. Board meetings elect officers, and the council conducts its own elections. A special conference in China will feature missionaries from Tientsin Tunghalen Lintsing Shaonk and Canton as honorary moderator presides.
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National Council
China
Oiaaha
Tientsin
Tunghalen
Lintsing
Shaonk
Canton
National Congregational Councils
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