CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR CONFERENCE.
(By Telegraph—Press Association.) DUNEDIN, Wednesday. At a meeting of the Christian Endeavour Parliament, an address was delivered by the Rev. Dr. Clark, .the world's president, on "The Training of Christian Leaders for the Future."' It was resolved to hold the next convention in Auckland. The report showed that there are 12 Christian Endeavour L'nions in the colony, comprising IS3 senior affiliated societies, with a "membership of 5068, and 73 junior societies with 1890 members. The amount raised for mission work was £1508, and for other purposes £835: total £2343. The J following office-bearers were electedI President, the Rev. W. Sinclair (Dunjed.in); vice-presidents, Mr J. S. Holmes (Oamaru), the Revs. W. Gray Dixon (Auckland), R. S. Gray (Christchurch), H J. Miller (Napier), E, W. Newman Hall (Wellington), and J. A. Lindsav (Invercargill). Dr. Clark and the delegates were entertained at a garden party. 6
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 36, 11 February 1904, Page 4
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