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S1 activity of Christians in
l(1g and carrying out the na
„! and international plans
,l,e post-war world will be
idered tomorrow at the
annuity Baptist Church dur
,be sessions of the Second
ioalConvention, The theme
rthe convention is “Christ for
eWorld of Tomorrow”. The
a will begin with the Sunday
at 10:15, following which
(sessions open with an address
#D the statement of Christ, “I
,light of the world”, by
tv, John S. Winter. The after
® sessions begin at 2:15 o’
ckwith a panel discussion on
^influence of the Church in
(Political World of Tomor
f xhe panel consists of Roy
l Munson. Mrs. Frank Col
1, Stanley Alvine, Mrs, Greg
jMorony, and Chaplain Wil
unE Austill, Maj., U. S. Ar
y and Alaskan Department
aolain. This will be followed
3:30 by 4 discussion groups
,lerthe title “Love Thy Neigh
r”.They are:
Race Relations, leader Miss
irySetzekorn, Mission, Ouzin
t
labor Relations, leader Edgar
ness, Public Works, N. A. S.
local Relations, Mr. Harry
ill,Superintendent of Schools,
tag People’s problenas-8th
ile through high School-lead
Mrs Morris Burnham, grad
leof Linfield College, Oregon.
At4:30 these groups will as
ible to report their findings
dRev John Winter will gather
together in a closing sum
ite one-day convention closes
bn evening consecration ser
ut7:30 o’clock, around the
lempnt of Christ “Ye are the
ilof the World”. A special
tile-light service will bring the
ions to their climax
Speeial music has been arang
for the various sessions by
* Estelle Marlin, choir direc
■ Mrs Edith Shepherd wil|
(“The Theme of My Song’’
Itumbers will be presented
ibe ohureh choir, giil choir,
Imale quartet.
il people who can possibly do
invited to attend these
ions.
h interesting and novel ses
lw'H be at 6:30 under the
I'The Question Box”. Every
*i> invited to place iD The
tlion Box, without his name,
question reguarding the Bi
the Church, personal life,
Mtaff of four will undertake
"iieate the direction of the
*r. They are: N. M. Cham
>'0, Robert Colton, Miss Es
tMarlin and Rev. John Mar
che Church of God, Kod
*hers who will participate
day in conducting
w'0Da,l periods are: Miss
1 Graziaoo, Cpl. Robert
^®e, and Donald Reed.
rjfthose attending the Con'
liWi> dinner and supper will
^dat the church Mrs.
^ Ulianas is chairman of j
“ttne‘ committee. <
The committee for arranging
these sessions is: Miss Rose
Graziano, Mrs. Gregory Morony,
Mr. Guy Millegan, Rev. John
Winter, Royal E Munson, and
Rev Gregory Morony.
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