The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-07-29
CONFERENCE ADJOURNED
WAS BEST MEET YET HELD
At Third Annual Meeting of Noted Bible Instructors and
Other Ministers Of the Gospel 1t Was Resolved
Bemidji Is Fine Place. Etc.

| by Satan. Christ pleads for grace
here and glory there. He prays that
we may be kept one and that we
may be sanctifed and kept with Him.
Christ's priesthood began at His
resurrection.
The meetings of the afternoon
were conducted by DR.. Pratt in the
city hall and by several ministers in
the city park. Both meetings were
fairly we'll attended. The young
peoples meeting in the city hall was
full of power; thirty five decided to
live the Christian life. The park
meeting was in charge of Rev: J. F.
Mcleod and Mr.. S. A. Blair.
The Sunday evening session was
presided over by Rev. ]. F. Barack-
man; Rev. A. L. Hall-quest conduct
ed the song service; the script ure
text found in John 6:47, was
read by Rev. N. A. Gilchrist; follow
ed by prayer led by Rev. Sharpless.
The committee on greetings to the
Korean Christians, one of whose
pastors, Rev. Graham Lee, spoke at
this Conference, reported, through
Rev. Grant Stroh, as follows:
Bemidji, Minn., July 2S, 1907.
The Bemidji Bible Conference, in
session at .Bemidji, Minn., U. S. A.,
unto the Church of God which is
at Pyeng Yang and to all the saints
in the region round about:
Whereas, Your beloved mission
ary, the Rev. Graham Lee, has
brought to us glad tidings of your
faith and love, how that from you
hath sounded forth the word of the
Lord, and how ye turned unto God
FROM, ;Ielo t~ o~iy~ H. iuS t.rs.
God, and to wait for His Son from
Heaven, we joyfully send to you
brotherly greetings from the Bemidji
Bible Conference, praying that you
may continue steadfast in the faith,
following on to know the Lord, and
the power of His resurrection and
the hope of His calling.
May the work of the Holy Spirit
spread throughout your borders until
all shall have heard the good news
of salvation through Jesus Christ,
OR evermore-blessed and common
master. -. - - h. =
Grace to you and peace from
God, the Father, and the Lord Jesus
Christ. See Eph. 2: 13, 1923.
President, Rev. w. S. Ward.
Secretary, Rev.A. L. Hall-Quest.
The report of the committee on
resolutions was read by Rev. J. F.
Mcleod, and was as follows:
Your committee on resolutions
gladly propose the following:
First-That we, as Conference,
gratefully acknowledge our indebted
ness to the pastor and people of the
First Presbyterian church for the
careful and generous way in which
they have met the local needs of this
Conference.
Second That we gratefully
express our acknowledgements to the
people of other churches as we'll as
to the citizens of the city of Bemidji
in general, for their kind care for
our comfort, and especially the
generous way in which all have
helped to meet the expense of this
Conference.
Third.-That we thank the press
of the city for many favors rendered
in the preparatory period of this
conference; and especially the Be-
midi Daily Pioneer in giving such
large space to our daily programs.
Fourth.-That we thank those
who have appeared on our program
for lavish outlay of the treasures of
mind and experience contributing to
our growth and spiritual enrichment.
Fifth.-That we thank the musi-
clans who have adorned the confer
ence with their talents and uplifted
our hearts with songs of praise, and
especially Mrs. A. A. Warfeld for
her faithfulness in this work.
Sixth.-That we thank the city
council for the free use of the city
hall for the meetings held there.
All of which is Respectfully sub
mitted.
Grant Stroh,
F. ]. Barackman,