The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-21
CHRISTIAN WORK
 OF ENDEAV0RERS Twenty-Third Annual Con- vention In
 July. TO BE HELD IN SEATTLE Many Speakers of Promin- ence Secured For
 the Occasion.
TO BE HELD IN SEATTLE

  work of the Christian Endeavor society by the most prominent evangelists of the world, the Rev. Dr. J. Wilbur Chapman, who recently conducted revival in Hratford, accompanied by his large number of workers, says of the work: "The Christian Endeavorers of the country have been most helpful to me in the work have been trying to accomplish, and believe that next year l can make the society more ef- fective even than in the past"
 The Rev. Dr. R. A. Torrey, whose evangelistic work is known the world over, refers to the society as follows:
 I have found Christian Endeavor- CTS among the most ready to help in campaigns of this kind (evangelistic.) do not know of any other society in the churches, in which there is more of the evangelistic spirit, and haven't doubt that their training as Chris tiah Endeavorers made them more eff fective as soul winners, 1 presume you know that in our church in Chi cago, we have very large Christian Endeavor society. We had training class where we trained the Christian Endeayor society. We had a training class where we trained the Christian Endeavorers for intelligent personal work have followed this plan in all the churches of which have been pas tor. God has greatly blessed it so that always had company of train ed workers at my disposal"
 The general secretary of the United Society of Christian Endeavor Will liam Shaw, who recently visited Hart ford, announces that the Hon. Charles w. Fairbanks vice. president of the United States, will address the tWen- ty-rhird international Christian En- deavor convention, which will be in session in Seattle, Washington, July 10 to 15. His subject will be Our Coun- try" One of the musical features of the convention will be the rendering of Handel's oratorio of the Messiah" by a great chorus of 1,500 voices, and an orchestra of 150 pieces.
 There will be a large representation among the speakers from remote coun- triers in Europe and the Orient, among whom will eb the Rev. John Pollock of Belfast, Ireland, president of the European Christian Endeavor union; the Hon. George Nichols, member of the British parliament; the Rev. Alex ander Francis, D. D., of St. Petersburg, Russia; the Rev. w. c. Marsh of South Australia; the Rev. w. I. Chamber lain, D. D., of India; the Rev. Andrew Beattle, Ph. D., of Canton, China; Dr. Samuel N. Zwemer of Arabia: the Rev, J. M. Ibanez of Mexico; and T. Sawaya of Japan.
 The following speakers of national and international reputation have ac- cepted place on the program: John Willis Baer, LID, president of De- cidental college, Los Angeles, Cal; the Rev Smith Baker, D. D., Portland, Me; the Rev. R. C. Bannen, D, D., Williamsport, Penn; President Fran cis E. Clark, D. D., ILL. D., Boston, Mass; Mrs. Francis E Clark, Boston, Mass. Miss Ida c. Clothier, Manitou, Col, the Rev, Edwin Heyl Delk, D. D, Philadelphia, Penn; the Rev. E. R. Dille, D. D., Oakland, Cal; Presi- dent w H. P. Faunce, D. D., LL.D., Providence, R. l.; the Rev. James A. Francis, New York, N Y.; the Rev. H. D. Fraser, D. D., Vancouver, B. C.; the Rev. Howard B. Grose, D. D., New York, N. Y; Mr. William Phillips Hall, New York, N. Y.; the Rev. Claude B., Hill, Mobile, Ala; the Rev. James l.. Hill, D. D., Salem, Mass; the Rev. C.. H. Hubbell, Columbus, Ohio; the Rev. w. T. Johnson, D. D., Richmond, Va; Mir. H. A. Kinports, New York, N. Y.; the Rev. Ira Landrith, ID. D., president Bishop B. F. Lee, Wilberforce, Ohio; the Rev. J. M. Lowden, D, D., Provi- dence, R. |. |, the Rev. w. H. McElveen, Ph. D., Boston, Mass; the Rev. w. H. McMillan, DD., Allegheny City Penn. , the Rev. s. B. L. Penrose, president of Whitman college, Walla Walla, Wash; William Shaw, general seere- tary, Boston, Mass; the Rev. Frank c. Smith, D. D., Chicago, Ill.,; the Rev. Charles Steizle, New York, N. Y; the Rev. James H. Straughn president of w 6SLl Lhldy cue COllCBti " 6Sl Ldldy . cite, Ohio; the Rev. Floyd w. Tom kins, S. T. D., Philadelphia, Penn. the Rev. B. B. Tyler, D. D., Denver, Col. i; Won Ogden Vogt New York N. Y; the Rev. Hugh K Walker, D. D., Los An- geles, Cal; Bishop Alexander Walters. D. D., Jersey City, N. J.; Amos R. Wells, Boston, Mass, and Dean Her bert L. Willett D. D., Chicago, H.
 Special prominence will be given to the subject of training in citizenship along such lines as Training the Civic Conscience" Graft and Grafters, !" "Our Million of New Nelghbors,' "The Christian Endeavor Patriots League" i" Endorsement of Law" 'The Labor ing Man and the Church" Training for the church of the future will be conducted under the topics: Training the Youth Training in Expression, D Training In Prayer" Training in Giving" Training in Service" tThe Pastors Part in the Training Process, :" and "How the Parents Can Help" Large space will be given to missions, evangelism and moral reforms. A school of methods for practical instruc- ton will be held each day.
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