New York Conference by K. C. RUSSELL

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Jul 23, 1914

New York Conference

By K. C. RUSSELL

It was decided at the recent session of the New York Conference held at Utica, N. Y., to conduct four tent efforts in as many different cities in this conference; namely, Albany, Syracuse, Utica, and Watertown. Elder J. C. Stevens is to have charge of the work in Syracuse, Elder R. B. Clapp in Watertown, Clinton Coon and Prof. C. H. Castle in Utica, and the writer in Albany.

It was a question at first whether I should take charge of an effort in Albany this season so soon after being elected to take the presidency of the conference and before I had become fully acquainted with its affairs, but I finally decided to assume the responsibility, with the aid of a faithful corps of workers.

Whenever the president of a conference assumes this added burden, every church member should do his best in maintaining and increasing the efficiency of the local churches.

Those having relatives or friends residing in any of the cities that are mentioned above should write to them at once, urging them to attend the tent meetings. The Albany meetings will be held at the corner of Central Avenue and Manning Boulevard.

We would solicit the earnest prayers of our people in the New York Conference in behalf of these meetings. It has been recommended that each one set apart some time each day when he shall in a definite way remember our tent companies, that the Lord may abundantly bless the efforts of his consecrated servants. My address is 288 Morton Ave., Albany, N. Y. K. C. RUSSELL.