Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-03-02
NEW WORLD MOVEMENT
OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Conferences to be Held Prelimi-
nary to Great Evangelical
Campaign.

Nine presbyterial conferences in the
New York synod of the United Presby.
terrain Church have been arranged To Sc,
forth the program of the New World
MoYement 10 the entire denomination.
Delegates from practically every congre-
CATION IN the synod viii attend these con-
ferences, at which teams trained in Pitts
burg, Pa, in every detail of tho program
will explain the aims of the movement
and methods the church will use to attain
its objectives.
The presbyterial conferences are pre-
liminary to the great evangelical cam
paign which will eliminate on Easter
Day with an ingathering OF members.
The New World Movement goal is set at
II per cent of the present membership.
After the Easter gathering the CAM
paigners will prepare for the financial
campaign for $4,000, 900 which viii be
conducted simultaneously with the Inter
church World Movement campaign from
April % to May .
The speakers at the conferences in New
York synod will be Rev. W. NJ Anderson.
Rev. DR.. K. A. Hutchinson, Rev Harris
j. Stewart, Rev. J. Howard BOYD and
Rev G. NJ. Mcknight
Meetings already arranged are: South
Ryegate, Vt; March 5; East Greenwich,
\. Y, March 5; Schenectady, y. Y,
March s; Oneonta, \. Y, March Q;
Walton, \. Y, March 10; Second Church,
Jersey City, n. j., March -; New York
City, March Is; Second Church, Phila-
delphia, March 16; Caledonia, y. Y,
March Is
The conferences will open In the after
noon with an address on "The Churchs
Unparalleled Opportunity" in which en-
phsls VIII be laid on the spiritual attain
ments of the New World Movement.
This will he followed by an address on
''The Call of the Home Land" in which
will be explained the findings of the survey
Of church fields in America and the uses
to which the New World Movement home
budgets will be put. For the board of
home missions 81, i02, Gas has been asked;
or the board of freedmen's missions
$500 $50; for the board of church ex-
tension, 81, l22 500; for the board of edu-
,ation, sly ,625; for the board of minis
,erial relief, 1854, 1852; for the women's
BOARD, 81, 277 1863; for the women's asso-
,iation, 1888, $50; for seminaries, $685.
90; for colleges, 81 ,376, 46l, and for a |
Christian workers Bible training school, |
'I2l 800. Most Of these askings are 10 be |
pent IN America.
This address will be followed by one on |
The Call of the Foreign Field" In which |
he foreign mission su vey and the plans /
or the expenditure of 5000, 1856 through /
he board of foreign missions win be re-
-iewed.
AID address on Leaders for the Task"
viii follow, in which the need of more |
rained Christian workers will be en-
'hasized
In an open conference two-minute re-
,ort will be received from each congre-
alton I'D the presbytery as to what has
zen done IN the campaigns for members
t the Fellowship IN IntercessioD, the
'amily Altar League, for evangelism.
Of stewardship and other OBJ
ectives OF the New World Movement.
The afternoon session will close with an
xplaDatioD Of organization for the
IL, 100000 campaign. At the evening
ession at which the address will be de-
vered on Facing the Challenge of
acts" "The Financial Campaign and
The Spirit That Wins"