The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-22
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work. The speakers 10 the report were.
pi. ). HENDERSON. u Bristol. secrc-
incht Tor The Southern Baptist Convcn-
lion. and L. l.. stone OF Roanoke Dr.
, lirhesrS ,|s snokS "sncenly Of The
progress In the United states and can
maa. and urged that Raptists take :,
nt"nlnsht part IN this campaign. for
thc following reasons:
First. because in union there i
T,,iemE,n: ana TINS campaign Is nltcr
press will give wider notice to inter
denoninatioitl movements than to
ihose OF = single denomination Third.
Baptist laymcn arc in puSition 10
make large contribution To this move
ihcnt Fourth the reflex influence VIII
help Eaptists. ana should appeal to
mem upon the ground Of good bust
lie urged that the time has come
when the cause of missions should be-
supported III . more dignified manner
IMAM IS possible through mite hox con-
Mr.. stone spoke Of the work or tho
iaNmcns movement, it's great accom-
hishmcnt II" also advocated that u
convention Of the Baptist laymcn OF
virginia he heid during tho spring Of
i?ii Later IN the session this recon-
mendation was presented i'm IN. form
"i = resolution and was adopted The
movement Was adopted
Inc rcpor, of the Sunday school
hoard OF the southern BAPTIST Convcn-
hN Key. j.. t.. Burroughs. d. -, OF
Nashville. educational secretary of the
Si,umaav school board of the Southern
haptiSt Convention. Speaking OF III.
teachers training department. Or Bur
rouEhS showed that the Baptists was
, me nrst denomination TO organize the
teachers training department of ,he
SUNDAY school. antcdating tho Mc,h
ndist Episcopal Church, south by about
three months.
southern Baptist Convention was an
pointed in 1891. Its business has in
creased from $l?.574 in 1876. to S33SI45
, .wcitN Years later. The financial fca-
tufc mas been the smallest In the his
tory OF the board, although every phase
oil the demon national life has bccn
p NJ, aif ny means of the financial
noa'u stands most prominently il what
" has done in Bible work. book trnrt
department: sunday school periodicals.
"octrinal convictions. The board has
moved recently from it's $4,000 home
I INTO one that is valued M $500, 900. at
BY Rev George W. Mcdaniel. u. d. OF OF
richmond were adopted:
whereas; the. i.araca Philathea
Union Of Virginia is contennlatinc
butung secretary in the field and
Whereas. they propose To ask the
classes in our Baptist churches 10 con-
rotary therefore be ii resolved.
FIRST That we deem the multi
wise. ~ w WI
Second. That we deprccatc any tom
uencN which, might separate the or
h"liiHcd classes from the Sunday scbool
work 81 the local churches and OF Tho
denomination. w
fhird. That we favor co-opcration
through existing organization.,'
On motion. 1t was ordered that tu.cn
~ minutes during the evening sossin,
ne gwen to the consideration Of ~
work OF the Anti-Saloon Leupuo 49,,
Nireihla Thc afternoon session adj
1onrned at O'Clock with The benn-
dictioi. oSHc-
Report OF Educntion Board.
The report OF the cducation ho.,1
was, presented by Observation-Disclosures
SION. and was adopted. 1t is IN sui
stance az follows: :" SUP
, Ihcre has been an increase in ho,h
The number Of students ana IN ,h
contributions of the churches mo 80,
wear. The board recommend,d 70,
wear mat the churches raise, 81 am =.
oruef mat aid might be given 10 younr
men ~ the academies, and that ihe
board might be able To respond to ~,
It0uest .! the southern Baptist Con
vention that Virginia Baptists wo,,I.,
give $4,000 each year to The st,,do uu.u
iund OF the Southern Baptist Tbcoinoj.
cal seminary. Additional funds. p,a
needed to aid students AT IN. ,c.a
mics because of the raising OF onirnno
cSsa5,miihations nj Richmond College. The
.uditiohal amount for r1c seminary is
requested TO enable the scminnrv ~
hc'P young men from within and be.