The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07

thirty preachers of Berlin, demand that
DR.. Fisher be not deposed.
President Chas. Cluthbert Hall an
nounces that Union Theological SENT
nary has made such changes in Its rules
as are necessary to 1T 1t for the COM
plete non-sectarian education OF minis
tors, viz: subscription to the West
minister Confession Is no longer required
OF either directors or professors.
Forty thousand clergy and laity sign
n memorial to Archbishop of Canterbury
deprecating any CELEBRATION of the Atnit-
naslan craed or In Its. uses as now en-
Joined"
Archbishop Davidson receives the dep
ntation which presents 10 him an appeal,
namely: A declaration that :, nothing
shall be accepted as truly Catholic which
cannot claim the general assent and
observance OF the Christian church be-
fore the end of the sixth century.
4-Conventions.
ISOLATION Conference. in Paris. Twenty
nations represented. ,1,op delegates.
Compile de Portallas elected President.
Prince Barnadotte, vice-Presldent (see-
Norway presiding. BY unanimous vote.
delegates reatiirm constitutional declara-
ton adopted Atty years ago: discussion
conducted in English rsnhs and e Gsr
Williams. the venerable founder, present.
Miss Helen Gould visits twenty Rail
road and City Young Mems Christian
Associations. meeting personally ly.JyJ
Twenty-seoond international Christian
Endevor Convention; 5000 delegates
Baltimore; 1000 subordinate societies:
last year, .oli; 125 societies support
native foreign workers; S22S.Si0 raised
last year and devoted to mission work:
Memorial Fund proposed to mark the
twenty,-tfth anniversary of the Young
Peoples Society of Christian Eudeavor;
Ito take form OF a building IN Boston for
an international headquarters.
National Christian Endeavor Conven-
ton in China.
zeist-Holland sixth conference COM
posed of representatives for various
countries Of Christian movements among
students; ten J5ars ago. when, first or
ganized; comprised membership of 49,
600, including those unaffiliated: now
membership. strictly included in the fed
GRAFTON, amounts to 10000 in twice as
many places.
Thirty-tlrst General Assembly OF the
Presbyterian Church of Canada. Kings
ton: need of additional endowment for
Queens University: endowment from
ment of University by the church re-
CURED; church declined and has already
secured one-fourth of sum needed.
ton; eleventh biennisl Toronto; '2 s1oo
delegates; sixty-seven States. provinces
and territories on the North American
continent, representing 103pOD Sunday
schools and constituency 100000; gem
eral topic. Winning n Generation"
Proposition to institute an optional adj
vanced course carried.
Hundred and SEVENTEEN session OF the
General Assembly of the Presbyterian
church. Whoa. Ill.
A Baptist Worlds Congress held in
London.
Twenty-third Church Congress- of the
Protestant Episcopal church. BROOKLYN.
Third Annual Conference of the Reiig-
ious Educational Association meets in
Boston: Bishop VIM. f. Mcdowell elect
cd President: membership. goo.
Interchurch Conference on Federation
held in New York institutes the Fed
eral Council OF the Churches of Christ
In America" Delegates from the Unita-
RAN Church excluded from the Confer
ence.
5-Evangelism.
Two thousand men, Unitarian, Epis-
copalian, Baptist and Methodist join the |
in religious process
sion through the streets of Boston, head !
Cd by the Salvation Army. an incident OF |
the Dawson revival meetings.
The Bishop OF London conducts a mis- |
sion in west London. A lenten revival. |
Alexander opens in Albert Hall: 10000 to |
1000 in attendance.
The Bishop of Manchester holds OPEN |
air services on the sands OF Blackpool, |
great. popular seaside resort of the work.
ing classes of Lancashire and Yorkshire |
The Bishop OF Liverpool holds OPEN
air services at Douglas, Isle Of Man, |