New Britain herald., 1929-10-08
ALl.NEW ENGLAND
 CONFERENCE HERE
Regional Meeting Will Feature Several Outstanding Speakers

The official program for the All New England regional meeting for men, women and young people of the Congregational churches, which will be held in the First and South Congregational churches of this city, has been received.
 The first session will open at 11:00 o'clock Saturday morning. October 26, in the First church. Professor Marion J. Bradshaw of Bangor theological seminary and chairman of the New England regional com- mittee will preside at this session. An address of welcome will be given by Rev. George w. c. Hill D. D., pastor of the South Congregational church. Following response by Professor Bradshaw, an address on "Christ and the Worlds Need" will be given by Stanley High of New York, editor of the Christian Herald and author of The Revolt of Youth" and The Awakening World"
 On Saturday afternoon the scs- Sion, which begins at o'clock. again will be held at the First church. Worship at various times throughout the sessions will be conducted by the chaplain of the conference, Rev. Warren s. Archi- bald, pastor of the Second Congre- gational church of Hartford. Dean Luther A. Weigle of Yale divinity school will give an address On Christianity and Industrial Rela- tions' by Professor Harry F. Ward of Union theological seminary Dr. Thomas E. Jones. president of Fisk University, Nashville, Tenn, author lty on race relations and education. will follow with an address on Christianity and Race Relations" :" The latter part of the afternoon there will be three simultaneous conferences on education, industrial relations. and race relations. led by Dean Weigle. Professor Ward and President Jones.
 Young Peoples Meeting
 Saturday afternoon. beginning at 2:30 o'clock, there will be q special sectional meeting for young people held in the south church with Rev. Richard T. Elliott of Rocky Hill pre- siding. Rev. Harry T. Stock, SeCre- tary for student and young people s work of the Congregational educa- tion society will deliver an ad dress on the subject Dare We Be Christian?' This will be followed by a symposium and discussion on 'Christi2n Ideals at Work" led by five young men and open to partici- patton by all young people present.
 On Saturday evening at the Ma sonic temple Dean Rockwell Har> mon Potter of Hartford Theological, seminary will preside at the region- al banquet where addresses will ba given by President Thomas F. Jone' of Fisk university on America Moves Forward Among the Races and by Dr. Alden H. Clark. princi- pal of United Divinity college, An mednagar, India on "Confusion and Promise in India" At the same hour G:30 in the South church a young peoples banquet will he held which will be addressed by Miss Ruth Seabury, educational secretary of the American board of foreign missions on the subject "YounG Pcopl, Around the World" and by Stanley High of New York on "Today' s Youth and Tomorrow'3 World"
 Sunday Program
 Sunday morning at tho First church the conference sermon will be preached by Dr. Arthur H. Brad ford of Providence. R. l. on the sub ject "The Loving Are the Daring At the South church Dr. Alden II Clark will speak on "Thc Place of Christ in Present Day India" On Sunday afternoon the session will be held in the south church with addresses by Dr. Edward R. Stearns secretary of the New Hampshire Congregational conference, pr Charles C. Morrill, of eNw York. sec retary of promotion of the commis- sion on missions on "Thc Price of a Christian America" and by pr. Hal ford F. Luccocl of Yale Divinity