Fourteenth Meeting

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

Fourteenth Meeting

May 22, 2:30 P. M.

W. T. Knox in the chair.

Prayer by M. N. Campbell.

At the fourteenth meeting further consideration of technical changes in the constitution of the General Conference was continued, and such changes made as to permit of the organization of the European Division Conference.

European Division Conference

W. T. Knox: The next business in order will be the consideration of the suggested constitution and by-laws for the European Division Conference.

W. W. Prescott: As the means of acting upon this constitution and by-laws, I move the following action be taken:—

In response to the request of the European delegates to this Conference for a European organization,— Resolved, That we hereby authorize the accredited delegates from the following union conferences now present in this General Conference—namely, the British Union, the Central European Union, the Danube Union, the East German Union, the Latin Union, the Russian Union, the Scandinavian Union, and the West German Union—to meet and organize the European Division Conference.

W. J. Fitzgerald: I second the motion introduced by Brother Prescott.

The motion was put and carried, the delegation having previously studied in detail the constitution recommended, and making various changes.

The meeting adjourned, the congregation uniting in singing "Blest be the tie that binds our hearts in Christian love."