Eleventh Meeting

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 5, 1913

May 21, 10 A. M.

L. R. CONRADI in the chair.

U. Bender offered prayer.

L. R. Conradi: We will now listen to the report of M. E. Kern, secretary of the Young People's Missionary Volunteer Department.

This report, which was read by Professor Kern, will appear in a subsequent issue of the REVIEW.

Report on European Memorial

The chairman then called for a report of the committee on plans regarding the memorial from the European Division presented in the seventh meeting.

Guy Dail, secretary of the committee on plans (reading):—

“The committee on plans and resolutions would recommend:—

“1. That, in response to the memorial submitted by the European brethren to the fall council, 1912, we adopt the general plan of organizing important territories and groups of union fields into General Conference divisions, and that this form of divisional organization be effected in the various fields as the conditions of the work require.

“2. That the numerical basis of representation from the division conferences and division missions to the General Conference be that called for by the General Conference constitution.

“3. That the general mission funds of the division be reported quarterly to the treasurer of the General Conference, and that they be included in the financial statements of the General Conference.

“4. That steps be taken at this Conference for the organization of the European Division Conference, with a constitution in harmony with the provisions of the General Conference Constitution.”

There was also presented at the same time a draft of the constitution for the European Division Conference. As this is published in full in the Bulletin, it does not seem best to repeat it here.

At the eleventh meeting reports were rendered of the Atlantic Union Conference and the Columbia Union Conference by Elders W. B. White and B. G. Wilkinson, presidents of the same.