The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-02
PROGRAM FOR BAPTIST
GATHERING ANNOUNCED

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Rev. 2. Anderson. state evangelist.
Grand Forks.
l1:46--Annual report Of treasurer,
F. e. starkweather, Grand Forks.
Report of nominating COMMITTEES.
Offering.
B%enediction,
Wednesday Afternoon.
1:30-Devotional. Rev. G. c. Hell
denberg,, Kenmare.
day school Field Of the state" Rev.
e. =. Barnhart, Jamestown.
2:16-Address. IAN Emcient Sun
day School," c. e. Garvin.
2A6-The present outlook for the
YOUNG peoples work in the state, Rev.
e. Il. Barnhart. =.
a:i6-The 3. Y. P. U. as a training
'depArtment for the church, W. e.
Parson, Bismarck.
'S:45-Address, Rev. DR.. T. L. Ket-
man, Chicago. ,.sa, !,
4:30-Social' session. Informal get
together and get acquainted. 'Recep.
tion to delegates. and visitors by the
church.
Wednesday Evening.
7:30-Music.
8:00-Scripture mosaic on mission
work. Rev. e. JONES' Paramount.
Quartet Of missionary pastors
S:l6-Report of board through the
corresponding secretary, Rev. DR.. G.
E. Hemans.
Double; quartet Of missionary pas.
tors.
s:oo-on the firing line. Five min.
ute reports from the mission field.
by the following missionary pastors:
Rev. A. c. A%mundson, Stanley and
Lone Tree: L. ]. Anderson, Grand
Forks; N. A. Nelson. Barton: c. c,
Heidelberg. kenmare; B. r. Stump
Cavalier; o. NJ. Jorgenson, Valley
City: w. Ingram, Lidgerwood; e
Jones. Paramount; W. H. Rogers, Ell.
iendale; Emmil Gustavson,. Coal Har.
Dor; L. NJ. Stolberg. Wilton and Man.
dan.
Chorus of missionary pastors.
Offering for missionary work in the
state.
Prayer, and benediction.
Thursday Morning.
s:30-Devotional. Rev. John Erick.
son. Kuhn.
9:00-Convention business.
10:oo-The bible and the public
SCHOOL in North Dakota, Prot. e. ]
Babcock, Grand Forks.
1O:3o-The benefit of a summer
assembly for North Dakota. Rev. W
p. Canine. Jamestown.
11:00-Has the Baptist denomina.
ton Of North Dakota an educationa
problem? If SO:
ta) Is it in connection with tn.
state university at Grand Forks
Prof. v. P. squires, Grand Forks.
lhl is It in connection with tn.
Sioux Falls. college Of South Dakota:
sr1sldent E.P. Jordan Sioux Falls
Benediction.
Thursday Afternoon.
1:3o-scripture and prayer. Rev
L. ]. Anderson, Grand Forks.
1:45-Address, THE Importance o,
State Missions" Rev. H. p. Fudge
s:so-Address. publication societ,
Work." Rev. Dr.. T. l.. Ketman, Chi
5:45-Address. Home Mission So
ciety Work" Rev. Dr.. b. b. Proper
4:oo-Address. Foreign Mission
Minneapolis.
.4:45-Address. THE Northern Bap;
fist Convention" Rev. DIR. L. c
Barnes. New York city.
Frayer ana Dene01ctt0n.
Brotherhood banquet from $3.50 p
Thursday Evening.
s:oo-Address. Rev. DR.. T. l. Ket.
man.
s Hss.e Rev. DR.. L. c
Barnes.
Offering.
Benediction.
Friday Morning.
-.s:00-Devotional. exercises, Rev. G
G: Williams, Glendale.
9:15--Business. !
10:00--Twelve different points OF
view Of state work.
a(a) The kind Of men needed 70,
our mission pulpits. /.
CD 1s 1t better to have one stronl
man. serve several churches and have
fewer services or have a weaker maj
In each field and have q larger. mum.
Der of services? Rev. b. e. Jackson
Of more Of our efficient laynen in the
pulpit supply of mission churches
.(d) Opportunities for ministerial
supply Of our mission pulpits adjacen,
to our higher institutions of learning
y how to get them together, Rev
Ore Larson =
.-.(el- The need for a closer relation
between the English speaking church.
es and Scandinavian Baptists in the
English speaking communities. and
the Scandinavian churches and Eng.
lish speaking Baptists in. the Scan.
dinavian communities and how to en-.
courage 4. Rev. o. NJ. Jorgehson,
Valley City.
0) Has the time come for oul
Scandinavian churches to furnish
more English preaching and work to
their young people. Rev: d. Nygren.
.(g) Are the Baptists able to serve
the best interests Of the members OF
other denominations without a church
Of their choice in the community and
how can It be done. r. B. Grifith
Grand Forks.