YOUTH FOR CHRIST CAMPAIGN

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21122, 24 March 1934, Page 24

YOUTH FOR CHRIST CAMPAIGN

I A nice*ins of 1 lie cxccuti\c of 1:11 Yuuth for Christ Campaign Comrr.n- . tee was held at the Young Mer.'i ; Christian Association on Thursday ' evenins, the Re\'. Lawrence A. Xorth ! being in the chair. ! Mr G. H. Coley advised iiis accept- ' a nee of the position of sccrelary-er-I ;i'aniser to the campaign. ; On behalf of the board of yuvernors iuf the association. Mr A. J. i.k- ---| Eldowney offered the committee to'; ! use of a room and of telephone ar.ti I other facilities. Appreciation was ex--1 pressed of the offer, which v.as at- | cepted with thanks. \ Members of the executive reported : on the favourable results of deleua- ' lions to the Presbytery, the Mini-ten' • Association, and the Anglican, Presi byterian. Met'nodist. Baptist, an: : Church of Chris! Men's and ; Yetmy Woiricn's Bible Class Unions. ! An enthusiastic rally at Riecartoa was reported. The Presbyterian Bible Class Union advised that the Rev. Mr i Gilbert, of Hamilton, would be one uf i their special missioncr.-. and the Methodist Union that the Revs. Ha v. : mond Dudley and E. T. Olds were I be ins invited. i It was decided to take steps to ir.- ! elude the Raiv;iora, Kaiapoi. Belfast, and Lytteitoii districts within u.'i scope of the campaign. Delegates I were appointed to interview the pn: - I eipals of the city secondary schoo.s I with a view to arranging special s<ji- ! \ ices in schools durinii the campaig!'. I Arrangements were made for a lead- | crs' meeting on Sunday next. A rr- | m'oupin.i; of the churches in the Si. i Albans district was left to a r.ieetirj j >/i tite leaders in that district to cu\j sider.