Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26

Missionary society was orgahized including
all denominations.
The jubilee will be INSTRUMENTATION
and the pageant win show how women mis-
sionaries work in heather countries It
Is proposed to, raise s.OOO.0oO to continue
missionary endeavor
sunday school Convention.
Marion Lawrence Of Chicago, general
secretary Of the International Sunday
school association. who has recently re-
turned from a comprehensive trip to Cal
ifornla, says:
I'm my nearly twelve years Of official
connection with the international Sunday
School association. preceded by fifteen
years OF close relation with It, in my judg-
ment we have never faced an international
convention which began to compare in
Importance with the one to be held in San
Francisco next June. The time and place
are strategic, and our brethren all up ana
down the Pacific coast are looking forward
with the most eager anticipations to the
blessings that are coming to them because
of this gathering. California needs US aho
san Francisco needs US. This city Whieh
has rebuilt itself>in less than -FOUR years.
has population of 4l6,ooO people but less
than 1900 Qess than per cent OF the
population are connected with the
Protestant churches. The Pacific coast
needs this convention. Warning elements
Of Christian and foreign religions are com
ing face to face here. Our duties are
plain. We must so to California Wlth the
choicest-picked sunday school people ever
osSembied in any Sunday school in the
! world" &c,
school is the golden gate TO the churches
promised land" There are 2S5,OOO Sunday
schools IN the world today. with an en-
rorment OF 100000 persons. In the last
three years throughout the world there
/ has been a gain OF 5000 Sunday schools
1 and 100000 members. and It is matter
/ of official record that during the three
years 800 sunday school members have
joined the church for every day OF the
year
Father VauEhnn's Mission.
The Rev Herbert Vaughan, graduate
OF the Apostolic Mission house at Brook
land. wash, Is the first English Catholic
I to come TO the United states to study the
work OF the Paulist Fathers. Returning
home he has become the head OF a CathO-
no missionary society OF England, which
has Just purchased and moved into a mis-
sion house In q London suburb. This was
formerly an aEistOcratic family's mansion
I IL Is on the lines OF the Brooklano house
an extension OF an American Catholic idea
IN england. Ito help 70 convert England
10 the Roman Catholic church. The idea
Is the training OF missionaries who serv'
not under superiors OF orders but unael
diocesan bishops In the holding OF mis-
s,ous ana the establishing Of new churches
In ten years there has been created II
washington. affiliated with the Cathoh
university there q training school having
a growing number OF students and prep
-, ,.,-rth az Oo0 The English house ha
Just opened
Lutheran Missions.
THAT the Lutheran denomination -
Great missionary church Is shown BY IN
statistics lust recently published IN tn
Lutheran Almanac and Year Book
Throughout the world the Lutheran ehuro
has ninety-three foreign missionary %
clsties OF boards which are supportin
mission stations IN every part Of the fo'
eign field. Number OF central stations
l.oeo; out stations IN every part OF n
field number G55li number Of ordains
missionaries. 1901; European lay worker
l6di deaconeases sE These are all