The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-11
CHRISTIAN
ENDEAVOR

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ions, and the publication of our new
monthly magazine, Union Work, which
will be devoted exclusively to the
plans n methods for local, county,
district, and State unions. Three num-
bers have been enthusiastically re
ceived by our workers. A careful
study of the whole field is being made,
which will resu in a forward move
ment all along the line. Special at
tention will be given to the different
departments and committees, and to
the extension of Floating and Prison
E%ndeavor.
Junior and Intermediates.
One of the most hopeful advance
to Junior and Intermediate work, and
the publication of the new monthly
magazine for Junior and intermediate
superintendent, Junior Work. The
first numbe was issued in June, and
it starts off with a good list of sub,
scribers. 1t will provide just the
helps needed for Junior and informed
late superintendent, and will make
it impossible for any bright young
man OF woman to say, Il should he
glad to take up the work, but l don't
know what to do" Junior Work will
tell what to do and how to do it, and
will equip for intelligent service.
Summer Schools and Assemblies.
The Christian Endeavor Summer
School or Assembly idea has had q
marked development during the past
2 years., and is spreading in all sec
tons of the country. The Maine Sum
mer School was the pioneer, and each
year it has made a new high record
California, Illinois, Michigan, Rhode
Island, and other tates have done
something along this line, either in
the way of a Summer School or Work
ers' Institute at some other season OF
the year.
The most permanent and genera.
enterprise in the country is the Saga
more Beach Assembly, in which the
United Society is represented. A beau
tiful location has been secured on
Cape Cod Bay, sixteen miles below
Plymouth. A Christian Endeavo1
summer colony has been established
with private cottages, two hotels, as
sembly hall, recreation grounds, and
many helpful features. Four %conferen
ces will be held there this summer
closing with a Christian Endeavor AS
sembly the las ten days in August.
Such gatherings are of great educa,
tional value in our work, and there
is scarcely a-State union that could
not successfully arrange for such an
assembly.
In Foreign Fields.
Every foreign country without ex
ception reports encouraging progress
in Christian Endeavor work. One OF
the most notable events is the organi-
cation of the European Christian En-.
deavor Union, whose President, Rev.
John Pollock we are delighted to wei
come at this Convention. The organi,
cation of this union will means mucn
for the advancement of Christian En-.
deavor on the continent of Europe.
There, more perhaps tina anywhere
else, the evangelistic ~fervor, the prac
teal methods, and the interdenomina
lowship of Christian Endeavor are
needed.
Another event of great significance
III far-reaching Importance is, the
enlargement of Christian Endeavor &C
tivities in South America through the
visit OF President Clark, who has just
returned from a four months cam
paign in the Neglected Continent
l must let MIN tell the story of his
Journeys, which 1 am sure will move
thing to send Christian Endeavor to
our brothers and sisters in our sister
continent.
Our international Building.
The past two years have witnessed
the inauguration of plans for the erec
ton in Boston of an International
Headquarters Building, as a memorial
of the first quarter-century of Christ
ian Endeavor SERVICE This move
ment ought to meet WITH the enthusiast
tic and generous cooperation of every
Endeavorer and every friend of Chris
tan Endeavor.
Here is a great world movement,
whose plan and method tend to the
development of workers for the local
church and the wider work OF the