Evening star., 1949-09-30
PAN PREsDYTLRIAN COUNCIL,
CORPecSiDG Mla0 0pDVOhSnsa0ns.

EAN sPHESDYTkN1AN COUNCIL
Correcting MisaPps0Asnsisns.
P1lLADnrBlA. SEPT. o.--Befors the adjourn
menS n 10 9! tne fan.P .Pre.oyoian eoan1 - ntgh'
appreAsoasona ana relt o9 Prot 0iIdefslceve
Of Johns Hopkins Univ crsity, from reoponai
ointy tor c1ttlcakns upon canon 1aETa..
Te-lsy's sssssoa.
PlnADn11n, Sept So.-kev. Prot Watts. o,
belfest, preadtd u this nosnipy's session Of
the devotjonal exerctsc& BY recommendsiioo
Of tie boatAes otnmlt'te me oofnmiueo on
oced3 ana confessions xa1 ealAsGed b thC
addition Of two el6erA NeanR l. {. Ns1Io
asse :sss a9e 1sS ss. scs, nSsa
creeds aod oontoo13ons ld commanication
fcm The ReloFmsd Pru Ely q Phlia6elphiA
madng spplioattoa fos .Sprs:eotattn u ths
with re conce1sos Of iSe fsiormed eoais % Ions, ss
ana agreeing to accept the constitution ot the
alliancA On nOoon of TIE chairman OF tue
COMMITTEES the repreoentatives q the Presby.
tery were admitted Df. erovnsoo submitted
OF COMMITTEES TO prepare some expfes sion that
would SO forth to the world q the uttAraoce Of
tie co0n@l on tae subject Of Sabbath obserV.
rss1 e ne 1pa9ess =; SSmaste Rev.
report q the committee on foreign missionary
work. The report discussed the subject 10 ali
ts bearings, includlog the bess means OF
Ie.lDg ncda: modes Gf conducting missionary
enterprises. the relations Of missions 70 home
church'r. &C The report suggested the estAo
!thneht Ct great training college ut Pckin,
tLfna. and urged q more energetic prosecution
OF n,Ie ton work In teathen and pagan coun.
tFts. 1he rport stated tnst two uilllen pl
gans had btcn rescued from dArkness during
TIE East seventy years BY Protestant mission.
arcs. sEd referred u The Heater f,L ilititS aud
..aI d.sotsgss o That nay be bow enjoyed BY mis-
Nev. Ur. Paxton. u. D.. OF Sew ycrk submit.
ted, ir % the Au+iiL2a portion OF the commit
&c. written oistofy q the mission enterprises
IIecfcd With the following churches: The
teran church III tke United States, kciormd
Dutch church. Relormcd Presoy tenan church.
l't neral d ncd:) Associate kctormed church.
Pnsb} tedhD Chulch Ioith and l'reHbS' .ftAu
submitted In the report uloy be thus stated:
Missionaries In tAt dAld, 196; native mission.
ants. lSs: native llcfntales snd preachers, 10:
Eeo:cal minsi0nAfteB and teachers. IFS; Ainerl.
car Mpme!, connected vilh tae uiS SONS. ~
native teachers and oiole readers. s3&: comnlu-
picants. 1881: scholars In boarding s;nools,
i.Gsl; seholan in Coy schoo.s 12,9>1;
d.. rsxion supplcroen!ed the written report
sucGesx 0f the mission work shou.d overwhelm
tEoke Who he'd G. led lailurr, ana should encour.
aGs those no had kept hestt AID hands In the
Woik.
Rev. DIT. J. Leighton Wilson. Of baltimore. ad.
dTeseed the couEC1l In favor OF the formation OF
On tcc clesiastical union, by which to secure co.
OPERATION In the mkAon f,eld, and ltev. DR.. John
G. oWIts, OF New York city. followed on The
zane subject, and communication was read
from the L. P. church OF scotland. DR.. wilson
proposed that missionaries should 60 forward
Ss eyapgeli3tS estAbiishiIly churches, ordNnlng
mtr rktefS and Organizing I'resoytenea Dr.
Lowrie. while admitting the utility OF tue pro-
poeition remarked. that II be entertained =
beljff u such powers - that OF an Individual
P.esbytes osdalLipg ninisters he would 60
into Ae 1ps0pal church whsre such ofdlna.
tons efe governed oy carefully drawn rules
the uikesetion Of the Individual Presby.
ter. Rev. Dr. Hutton, OF Patsley. pre-
eented Q feooluti0a setting forth that the
council would cooaidef It timely and proper for
The various churches represented In the all.
ance 70 uko Seo1 ac<ton . nay seem oese 70
various cAeeohlD oo1dpe - 0ooe6 untoa Of
thel1 Tefpeoftve minaonAy .osHantzation tor
greater coopesat3on In the practical work Of
The Dta1joa beld The reDol1t3ou was refesred
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