The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-05-26
THIRD WORLD CONFERENCE ON
CHRISTIAN FUNDAMENTALS

ton city in America than Denver
Colo. Its mid-continent location, its
splendid elevation, its magnificent
mountain scenery, all combine to make
1t an ideal place for any kind of gath
ering. Here the Third Annual Con-
vention of the Christian Funda-
mentals Association will be held, from
June 18th to 10th, 1921. The opening
meeting will be In the Denver City,
Auditorium, Sunday afternoon, at 8 200
O'Clock, June 18th. Weekday meet
ings are to be In the Central Presby-
terian Church, with overflow in the
First Baptist Church.
Two previous conventions have been
held by this Association, in Philadel-
phia and Chicago. Their purpose is to
emphasize the great fundamental
truths of the Bible, such as the author
ity Of the Scriptures, the deity of
Jesus Christ, the necessity of blood
atonement, the person and work of the
Holy Spirit, and other great truths of
the Christian faith.
AT the Denver convention there will
be laymen's meeting each noon at
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hour at 300 p. m. daily. Specialists
Will bring written reports on the best
plans for reaching the Sunday School,
the secular educational institutions of
the country from the universities
down, the sending of missionaries true
to the Word to the mission fields of
the world, and there will be inspira-
tional addresses by great Christian
preachers and teachers.
Among the speakers expected are
DR.. w. B. Riley of Minneapolis, Minn
chairman Of the World Conference
Committee; DIR. A. G. Dixon, former
pastor of Spurgeon's Tabernacle in
London, England-now connected with
the Los Angeles Bible Institute; Dr.
VIM. II. Griffith Thomas, contributing
editor to the Sunday School Times and
famous preacher, Of Philadelphia,
Pa; DIR. Cortland Myers, pastor of the
fremont Temple, Boston, Mass. Mr..
Don o. shelton, president of the New
York Bible Institute end widely known
In Rescue Mission work Mr.. John A.
Davis, president of the Practical Bible
School of Bihghamton, N Y; DR..
George b. Taft, former missionary and
now president of the Northern Baptist
Theological Seminary; Mr.=-ts q.
Trumbull, editor of the Sunday School
Times, Philadelphia, Pa. DIR. j. @.
Massee. pastor of the Baptist Temple,
Brooklyn, N. Y; DIR. A. b. Winchester,
pastor of the Knox Presbyterian
Church, Toronto, Canada, and widely
known as Bible teacher; DIR. Camp
bell Coyle, pastor of Highland Park
Presbyterian Church, Los Angeles,
Calf; Rev. Gustav +. Johnson, pastor
of one of the largest Swedish churches
In the country, and formerly of Den
yer, where he was ordained, and where
he has hosts of Swedish friends-now
of Minneapolis, MINI. Bishop Charles
l.. Mead of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Denver; : DR.. John Z. Wishart.
professor of Hebrew. Xenia Theolo-
gical Seminary. st. Louis, Mo-; and
Mr.. Hugh Munro, vice-presldent of the
Niagara Lithograph Co., New York,
one of the best known laymen in the
United States. Besides these men who
are definitely engaged, it is confident
ly expected that Rev Paul RAIDER of
the Moody Tabernacle, Chicago. and
his brother Lyell, one of the great
chemists of the country are also to be
on the program.
For full Information, program, etc.
address Christian Fundamentals Asso-
citation, oil Equitable Bldg, Denver,
Colo