Upper Columbia Conference by A. J. Breed; T. L. Copeland

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Apr 12, 1906

Upper Columbia Conference

By A. J. Breed; T. L. Copeland

THE next annual session of the Upper Columbia Conference will be held in connection with the camp-meeting at Milton, Ore., May 17-27, 1906. A workers’ meeting will precede this, beginning May 10. At the last annual session of the conference held at Spokane, Wash., Feb. 16-21, 1905, the following recommendation was passed:—

“Whereas, The annual conference is now held at a time unfavorable for the best representation and attendance of our people,—

“We recommend, (a) That the annual conference be held at such time and place as will favor the largest attendance of our people; (b) that the business of the conference as far as possible be transacted during a workers’ meeting to immediately precede a general camp-meeting; (c) that the conference year remain the calendar year, and that the auditing committee meet soon after the close of the year and audit all accounts; (d) that the incoming conference committee provide for holding at least one general camp-meeting this year, and as many local meetings as may be thought best.”

A. J. BREED, President, T. L. COPELAND, Secretary.