Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-31
FORWARD TEAMS BUSY DAY
LuneheOns. with Speeches and Street
Meeting Occupy Time.
FIVE MEETINGS HELD At NIGHT
Delegation Visits the BuriinEton
Freight Depot to Talk TO the
Men TAere-Big Meeting
for Sunday.

Ffrfkht bcpot 10 thAk 10 VIC
Men TAere-Big Meeting
for Sunday.
The Men and Religion Forward Move
msnt Is at the hsighth Of its campaign.
through the church convention closed FIJI
day afternoon
Following the UNCONVENTIONAL Iuncheons
the closing meeting was held at the First
Presbyterfan church. where three Of the
team Of experts appealed to the churches
to hold and work together throughout the
movement.
Or. C. A. Barbour. team leader. ad-
dressed the convention on ..Inter-chureh
Responsibility. repeating the program
outlined By his teammates for the move
ment's extension John ". Dean begun
the session with a discourse on Com
munity Extension" bringing up the
fundamental principles necessary to this
important feature-the unity of churches
in one permanent movement.
The institutes or conferences were held
at 40 in the afternoon after the con-
vention adjourned. These institutes have
been held the last two days In specified
places, with the idea Of those present get
ting a better understanding Of the work
at hand.
Dean and Russell speak.
In the evening Messrs. Dean and Rus
sell spoke at tho platform meeting
the Lowe Street Presbyterian church o.
Evangelism and Community Extension.
Probably the most important meeting
the evening was that at the North Pres
byterian church. where Rev. william
Brown. the expert in Bible study. ad
dressed q large audience. going into de-
tail as to what should be done 10 make the
church Sunday school pronounced sue
cess.
Upon the question OF organisation for
carrying on the Sunday school work In
the churches. the speaker held 10 the
opinion that u Is better to set ten men
at work than for ons man TO do the
work Of ten men. intimating that one OF
the troubles with most Of the churches
is that there are not enough people who
are working
The japanese evangelist. DIR. Y. NUM-
ehaehl. kept 10 his subject. Missions"
II the Calvary Baptist church. while Mr..
]. L. Alexander featured his address with
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Ing up with reforms he advocates for the
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