Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-10-26


!, bspevolent work for the three
IN preceding the Campaign.
ma contribution Of larger gifts to
,iTous work has been accompanied
hrrer spiritual results in the local
inches, Il is pointed out. For III
me- Southern Baptists baptized
mood more converts during the first
80 years Of the Campaign than
sg dld in the three years before
sssd 5000 new Sunday schools and
1900 new pupils, enhanced the
Has Of their local church property
\ uIOOO,0OO, enlarged their contri-
dons TO local causes by $22,390,000,
y Increased their contributions To
auses by &48.4SO.49O.
saptIst institutions Grow
Some other phases of denomination
prOTess made possible by the
mpsln include increasing the mum,
Il d Baptist hospitals in the South
an l3 to 10, with three others I'M
h construction and four more def.
ssJ planned; strengthening Of IL
sgigi Orphanagas and the establish
lal Of two new ones, lifting $4,000
II Indebtedness on 119 Baptist
EhOOls, colleges and seminaries, COM
iSdOH and projection Of permanent
HFoYements there in the sum of
AaaolOS, and the addition q sub.
initial sums to the endowment funds.
luf $500 ministerial students are
.aoled at Southern Baptist schools.
Church Loan Fund Raised
Among the outstanding accomplish
intS in the work Of the Home Mis-
laa Board are the aiding Of 1000
Afrches IN building new houses Of
EaHhip, the completion Of the mil
l'adOllar Church Building Loan
Ind, strengthening the work among
y foreigners and Indians and the SO
fountain mission schools. The Board
y employed an average of 1,495
'aEeFs during the Campaign and re-
aal Tor that period 1882 bap-
.lS, 1851 additions to churches,
~ Sunday schools and 759 church.
! organized, and 1,469 houses of wor-
ny built or repaired.
" me foreign fields the equipment
!, mission work has been practically
Iloed' more than ESQ new foreign
iilolares have been sent out, more
- tVV new native workers have
" employed, and the Board has
lAted the new fields Of Spain, Jugo-
.aus Hungary, Roumania, Southern
,assia' Palestine and Siberia. The
..la reports for the period Of the
slpslgn III new churches on the
aelg fields, 21,723 baptisms, 211
Y sunday schools, gain Of 1856
\, .p y native contributions Of S1,OO3,.
,.es, ana s2s,642 treatments admin
'slea by medical missionaries.
9. aAOtaer result Of the Campaign ia
y n, me Relief and Annuity Board.
~ III Is seeking to care for the aged
. Y ministers and their fam.
y, AaS been enabled to double the
81 ot such persons helped and
~. slOuht that Is given these bene-
.A''ss' Last year the Board was
:, . dispense $128,966 among
\ I, minister's !, It has invested as
Receive 10000 New Members
=. aOTe than 100000 new members
w, Oeen received into the local
80 y churches Of the South since
~. OS,,apalgn began, and in the hop0
j., ,1''sOlns all these in the Cam
~ as well as reaching the older
,- !, Of the churches who have
/, Jared In the forward movement
,. s~,Ore' tins month Of November &
,s r,SSel has been designated az
A. -u'Sa.cement Month by the Cam
~ ~, conservation Commission. Dur
Tl's month 1t is planned that ey-
4 ptlst church in the South will
sIs pol ali Its members who are
IN eSgy Participating in the Cam
y, M o aau secure subscriptions from
y, SoVering the two remaining
M. y me movement, and cash of
nSo, = tne Campaign from all the
7 -T us DR.. L. R. Scarborough. Of
49,, Urn, Texas, who was general
4 NJ aI. % the original Campaign, has
~ 'V ,l to serve in that capac-
boU N, me .s Reinforcement program.
ont a. uelaIIs are being work
lsss - tae various states under
49, usIsaip of the secretaries Of
sec ,'e Nilsson boards. 1t is hopad
Htior.1 several million dollars in
l6oa ' |, subscriptions and several
Il y cash as well by Decen