Committee Actions by W. A. SPICER

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 24, 1909

Committee Actions

By W. A. SPICER

THE General Conference Committee has continued dealing with matters left over from the General Conference. Appointments for India and Japan are not yet made. Much to the regret of all, himself included, Brother J. L. Shaw has been advised not to return to India, on account of his health, and another has been invited to take the superintendency of the field. The name we shall not announce until consent is given.

Recommendations have been made as follows, it being understood that these appointments do not become operative until the Mission Board is able to make all arrangements for carrying out the recommendations:—

L. F. Hansen and wife, formerly of India, to the Atlantic Union Conference.

Wm. Steele, formerly of Ecuador, to Porto Rico.

C. F. Innis, of Western Colorado, to Panama.

C. J. Foster, of Takoma Park, to Chile, South America.

J. W. Hofstra, of West Michigan, to Java, East Indies.

Prof. R. G. Ryan and wife, of Shenandoah Valley Training Academy, Virginia, to South Africa.

J. A. Morrow, of Bermuda Islands, to Central Union Conference.

F. O. Raymond, of the Washington Branch Sanitarium, to India.

H. A. Oberg, of Walla Walla College, to Korea.

C. T. Everson, of Rome, to Italian work in New York City, and other American cities.

L. Zecchetto, of New York City, to Italy.

C. Sparks, of Nebraska, to China.

S. A. Nagel, of Loma Linda, to China.

O. A. Hall, of Nebraska, to China.

Fred Lee, of the Foreign Mission Seminary, to China.

Silas Davis, of Southern California, to China.

B. M. Garton, of Nebraska, to China.

Dr. A. L. Gregory, of South America, to Mexico.

Prof. B. F. Machlan, of South Lancaster Academy, to Avondale School, Australia.

Prof. C. W. Irwin, of Avondale School, Australia, to California.

It is recommended that the Italian paper published in New York be discontinued, and that the one published in Rome be the Italian paper for the denomination.

Again let it be emphasized that the Mission Board has reached the limit of its finances. No new work can be undertaken until new resources flow in. The offering, Sabbath, July 3, ought to be but the beginning of a resolute effort to follow the Lord’s call into the fields.

W. A. SPICER, Secretary.