p. 24 | General Meeting in Shanghai

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 28, 1912

General Meeting in Shanghai

A COPY of the minutes of the general meeting held in Shanghai, January 25 to February 10, reached the Mission Board office last week. Eighty-five workers and children were present, nine of whom came from outside of China, representing the work in Japan, Korea, the Philippine Islands, and the Straits Settlements. It was voted that another general meeting should be held in the vicinity of Shanghai, beginning about Dec. 25, 1914. Plans were laid for the erection of a printing plant in Shanghai, and for the establishment of a training-school in vicinity of Hankow, provided a suitable location can be found there. Other important recommendations were passed, looking toward the progress of the message in the populous East.