Evening journal., 1919-07-16
SYNODS TO DISCUSS
new ERA EXPANSION
Methods Of Snreadin o
Presbyterian Movement
Will be Conference Issue
WILL OUTLINE BIG
PROGRAM CT WORK

The Presbyterian churches OF the
synods Of New York. Pennsylvania,
New Jersey. Baltimore and New Eng
land viii be represented by DELEGATIONS
TO the first summer conference Of the
Presbyterian new era movement al
Sfony Brook. L. T. from July q 10
August 3 Leaders Of the new era
movement and committeeman from the
churches viii here perfect methods for
extending throughout every community
the program of the Presbyterian new
era movement for reconstruction
work. social service. eeaneelistic cam
palens and various other Christian en-
tsrprises designed 10 henelt AN The
people
The keynote Of the entire new era
movement viii be sounded by the gen
raj secretary Dr. William Hiram
Foulkes. at the opening session July
% at 7i5 p. m. Or Foulkes VIII
also preside az the morning session
JULY % when new era leaders VIII out
line the program for the year Nd
dresses on that day viii be delivered
by W. s Marquis D. d., associate
general secretary. new era movement
6. y. Wonacoti, associate general sec
retary. new era movement: W s. Holt |
u. d. associate general secretary, new
era movement; r. s Donaldson y d. |
san Francisco; the Rev Barclay Ache
son. associate secretary, new era move |
mcnt: Nexander AlacCol. u d. pastor |
Second Church. Philadelphia. and the |
Rev. Albert r McGsrrah. associate 0eld |
director. new era movement.
f..a 90 "a
be Informal sectional conferences by
synods or by themes IN which delegates
are specially interested and Dr. George
q Mahy. secretary OF the general .as-
somhivs committee on evangelism VIII
speak
on Wednesday. July 81. the general
theme of the morning discussions Will
be under the leadership of j. Ramsey
swain y D C.. n. Wonacott viii lead
q conference on "Denominaiional I
Finance 0biectives and Plans for the
Year. indicating The probable budget
10 BE- raised nfHt year and the steps
necessary 10 in Use ihis Trars budget
OF si3O00O0O IT, IT, McQuilkin. d. D.
pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church
Of Orange y. j., will open a discussion
covering adequate budgets and sala-
rics. what every one means. men.
women and Sunday school childrenl
preparing for and making The canvass,
collecting and remittlng.
Rev. \. D Bartholomew, of Buffalo,
y. y field secretary of the Presbyier-
ian new era movement Tor The north
eastern district. Will lead a discussion
covering The matter OF securing en-
cieni and complete committees, appor-
iionmenis. reaching the churches, |
grouping Institutes. completing The |
quotas and following up delinquent |
churches Miss Helen w Slreeter, |
nclgf secretary Of the Presbyterian wo-
sW<ls board Of home missions. VIII |
gesd discussion covering sermons. !
addresses to The sunday school and /
other departments, classes and reading
circles. pageants and pictures. includ-
ing motion pictures Dr w. S. Mar
Iuis VIII lead a discussion on stew
lrdship Promotion"
Barclay Achcson, associate secretary
n the new era movement in charge Of
he field workers will conduct a con- /
erence at noon or the Both on a re- I
Jew OF the mornings discussions This 4
'lll be followed by informal confer i
noes Of groups interested in fullers
iscussions of special themes In the
renine Dr. Robert T. Specr Will speak
On Thursday. July 81. the general
lemo FOR the morning discussions will
@ "Repcating Last Years New Era
ciiviiies With Large Enlciencies
ndcr The leadership Of nr. Arthur B.
cCormics. chairman OF the new era
,mmittce Of the Binghamion preshy
ry other discussions will be led by
sr William II Crothers enlistment
creiary of the board Of education.
r Charles Gofinsn Richards pastor
tic First Presbyterian Church Of
ibufn. New York. d. Robert Sam
e DOnsidsou Of Ssn Francisco; Or
oasrl ~. Neach. Of the religious eou-
lii1n department. Presbyterian Board