Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-04-02
|NTERCHURCH PROGRAM
FOR MEETING APRIL 7
INFORMATION CONCERNING THE
PLAN OF THE CONFERNECE
AND SUBSEQUENT WORK.

Thurston and Mason counties con-
ference, Olympia, Washington, April
I. 1920.
Team Leader-Rev. Ira A. Nor
ton.
10:30-10:40. Devotion. In charge
Of team leader.
10:40-11:25. Statement of the In
terchurch World Movement and
World Conditions. by DR.. J. F..
Watson.
11:27. Announce that all desiring
to ask questions present same in
writing and an effort will be made
to answer them If possible.
11:30-12:25. United financial cam
paign presentation, by Mrs. James
I. Muffley.
12:30-2:55. Denominational rallies
and meetings of special groups of
church financial campaign direct
ors.
3:OO-3:25. The Foreign Survey. by
DR.. F. A. LaViolette.
3:25-3:35. World Outlook and
Everyland. ~
3:35-3:55. Composite Department
al address, by Rev. r. E. Cooper.
4:O0-4:25. The Home Survey, and
County Survey, by Rev. Ira A.
Morton.
4:3O-4:45. Program of Evangelism.
by Dr. F. A. LaViolette. e
4:50-5:00. County Organization
Statement by Convenor.
5:0O-7:3O. Meetings for Local
Church Financial Organizations.
7:3O-7:4O.. Devotional.
I7:45-S:0O. Woman's address on Co
operation, by Mrs. James Clulow.
S:O5-s:20. Address on Laymen's
Activities, by DR.. F. A. LaViolette.
$3.50. Composite Survey Lantern
Slide Address. by Rev. Ira A. Nor
ton.
Laymen Of the Protestant Evangel-
ical churches of Western Washington
and all interested citizens will be
given an opportunity to learn the
plans of the Interchurch World Move
ment to spread Christianity through
out the world by evangelistic, educa-
tional and philanthropic work, in q
series of one-day county conferences.
to be held April 9Th. 7th. 8th and 9TH
Such county conferences are~to be
held throughout the United States.
The information given the pastors
who attended the Pastors Conference
of Seattle, March Sth, 9th and 10th.
by representatives of the Interchurch
World Movement, who explained the
survey of the worlds needs of Chris
tian work. will be relayed to those
who attend the county conferences.
by four teams Of speakers who will
be divided between the conferences.
County directors for the United
Financial Campaign to
raise the funds necessary to carry
through the program of the move
ment, will be in close touch with the
and work Of organization
for the financial campaign which
takes place April 25th to May End
will be forwarded
Besides a full consideration OF
local problems, the program at the
county conferences will present the
results of the worldwide
survey Of religious, social and eco
nomic conditions made by the Inter-
church Movement, the materials for
which has been gathered from every
corner of the earth. Special empha-
sis will also be laid on the place OF
prayer in Christian life, the impOr-
tance of assisting young people in
the right choice in their life work,
and tho duty Of laying aside q deh-
mite proportion of income for relig-
ious purposes. Lantern slides will be
freely used to illustrate the various
addresses.
The conferences will be managed
by local committees. and the various
topics under discussion will be han
died by teams of from five to eight
men and women. recognized as
church leaders in the county or
states.
This series of conferences repre-
sents only an intermediate stage In a
great campaign Of intensive educa-
tion in practical Christianity prepar-
atory 10 the united appeal for mis-
sionary FUNDS and workers which will