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News from Constantinople and General Conference

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Apr 18, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 16.

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News from Constantinople and General Conference

A CARD from Pastor L. R. Conradi, dated Constantinople, Turkey, March 29, contains the following encouraging information: “During the last week we have had very good meetings in Constantinople and Bardizag, Asia Minor. All our leading workers of the Turko-Grecian field were present. A native, Pastor Ayvasion, was ordained, and a new mission field, the Cilician, was organized. Prospects for the success of the work are brighter than ever.” We can but rejoice at the entrance or organization of every new field, and pray God’s blessing upon those entering the newly opened doors.
DURING last week the General Conference Committee held a number of meetings, on the return of the brethren from the Pacific Coast. Among other important recommendations, it was voted to hold the autumn council in Washington, beginning Wednesday, September 18, and continuing ten days. The council is appointed a little earlier this year, as requested by the brethren in Europe.