Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-30
MUCH WORK DONE
ON SECOND DAY
Of CONFERENCE
Rev. LuciuS F, Reed of AIbu-
querQue Named Moderator
by CongregationaIiStS to
Succeed Rev. Miles Hanson,

The second day of the annual ses-
| sion of the New Mexico Congrega-
! tional conference was one devoted
| largely to the transaction of the rou-
| tine business Of the conference. The
election Of Rev Lucius Il, Reed, of
| Albuquerque, as moderator TO sue
coed Rev. Miles Hanson OF El Paso,
the address of Secretary w. II. Day
Of the local Y NJ G. A. on the meth
DDS Of the association applied 10 work
among Spanish speaking people, that
| by Or. Hanson on christianity and
War" and that by Rev. Il. l.. House
on 1.-THE Powers Of the Mind" were
the features of the three meetings OF
the day.
The conference opened at 9:30
O'Clock with devotional services led
by Rev Lucius f. Reed, and at 10
o'clock organization was perfected
and the first business session began.
II was during the morning session
that Secretary Day gave his address
on Y. NJ, G. A. methods as applied
10 Spanlsh-spe people Mr. Days
remarks were listened TO with the
closest attention, and much good was
derived IRON his expression Of views
gathered from extensive. experience
and observation.
Christianity and War.
The address Of Rev Miles Hanson,
at the afternoon session, on Chris
tianity and War was scholarly eX-
position of a subject which Is fore
most in the minds Of all Christians
AZ this time. Or Hanson took the po-
sition that war and Christianity are
Numerically and unalterably OPP
posed, as Christianity is founded In
love and war in hatred. The speaker
looked forward to the establishment
of Il great international church of va
rious branches, and declared that 'all
roads that mount lead 10 the summit.
The task Of the twentieth century is
to develop the significance Of psychol- !
ogy, declared Rev. Il. L. House in
his address on the Powers of the
Mind" at the night session. lie as
serted that the mind OF man is a trim
ity, consisting of the conscious, the
sub-conscious and the super-cons- !
cious, each Of which has a different |
function. The conscious part, ne said !
is the artificial self, the sub-cOnscious |
the real and the natural self. and the |
uperoConscious mind is what Jesus |
calls the mind of the spirit through |
which we can know God and spirit I
Ndl AlllHkNt ~ ilVNn' > duhifoS was ]
a luminous and logical analysis of the |
psychology Of religion and created a |
profound impression upon his hear
eTs.
Program Today.
The report of Rev j, H. Head, SUI
perintendent for New Mexico and |
Arizona, which was to have been read |
at the afternoon session yesterday,
was deferred until this morning. DR. |
Heads report contains much of in /
terest to the welfare of the church in |
the southwest and will bring up dis
cusson that promises to- be one Of
the most important features of the
conference.
The remainder of the program for
today is as follows:
$3.50 a. m.--DeVotional. Rev. ]. NJ.
Moya
1900 a. m.-Business.
1880 a. m.-Mission work in Porto
Rico. Rev s. L. Hernandez,
1850 a. m.-Address. Rev. L. f.
Reed.
11:15 a. m. r. The Psychology Of
the Boy and the Girl in the Home
Rev. f. L. House.