The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-12
$500 DELEGATES COMING
FOR CHURCH MEETING
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Taylor and w. T. Stackhouse. This
movement, showing as II does the
growing interest Of the men Of the
| church. Is said to be one OF the most
significant phases Of present-day re.
ligi0us development.
The women. too, will have a place
on the program, when IL Ia given over
TO them. Friday night, for presenta,
ton Of the work OF the Women's
Home Missionary society. The speak
|ers OF this occasion will be Mrs. Frank
NJ. Goodchild. OF New York: Mrs.
Franklin w. Johnson, Illinois; Mrs.
l.. X. Barnes. New York. and the Rev.
w. S. Aberathy, Missouri.
Foreign missions take the chief
place In the opening days discussions,
with addresses by G.. II. Jones and
James II. Franklin, president and sec
rotary, respectively, Of the Baptist
society.
Thursday the topic will be contin.
ued In Judson centennial program
with talks by the Rev. A. &. Baldwin
George II. Ferris d, d.. and by return
ed missionaries. Bible revision and
distribution and UNCONVENTIONAL publ.
cations will also be subjects of dis
cussion on the second day which will
be closed by s. z. BRtten and A. K
Beblois. speaking on Social service
and the Baptist brotherhood"
Friday. Sunday school topics will
be the theme of papers by the Revs
Selden 4. Roberts. Indiana; George L.
White, Oregon, and G. r. Blackall. OF
Philadelphia.
The relation OF educational and. re-
ligious training will be the center OF
interest. Saturday, In addresses by
DR.. Frank w. Padelford; President
f. A. Hanley, of Franklin College, and
Frank Strong, chancellor of the Uni-
versity OF Kansas. Mr.. Strong will
speak on state Universities and
Christian Education"
The convention sermon. Sunday
morning. will be delivered by DR..
Latham A. Crandall. OF Minneapolis
A B. Y. p. u program will occupy
the afternoon, and the night session
will be devoted to convention adj
dresses on "The claims Of the far
east upon Christian America" by
Prof. Ernest d. Burton, and Charles
X. Henderson. OF the University OF
Chicago, and by President Emory W..
Hunt, OF Denison University.
In the day session, Monday. THE
gospel In the Industrial world Will
be presented by John Williams and
the Rev. ID. l.. Schultz. Of Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Tuesday. "Our foreign population"
will be taken up In the consideration
of religious problems connected with
immigrant peoples by DR.. L. c..
Barnes, OF New York: the Rev. F. W..
Meyer, OF Milwaukee, and the Rev.
Frank Balogh. of Chicago. The latter
will tell of his work among the Hun.
garians.
Talks will be given on. The new
era on the Pacific coast by the Rev.
Robert N. Lynch. Uf Petaluma. Cal,
and "Old and new New England" by
the Rev. Herbert s. Johnson, of Bos-
ton.
Among other events at the last day
will be . report of the social service
commission and -denominational
rauly.
This sketchy outline gives only q
fraction Of the numerous lectures and
addresses which will be given.
s''They are all good: there In not
one on the list which was put there
to All up" said w. s. Power, mem.
Der of the executive committee.
The Northern Baptists' association
comprises the states north Of the Ohio
river from coast 10 coast, and the
delegates will come from ali parts OF
the territory.