Western Canadian Union Conference by H. S. Shaw

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 27, 1910

Western Canadian Union Conference

By H. S. Shaw

THE first biennial session of the Western Canadian Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists is appointed to convene at Lacombe, Alberta, March 4-13, 1910, for the election of conference officers for the succeeding biennial term, and the consideration of any business which may come before the conference, relating to the interests and advancement of the Lord’s work.

The territory of the Western Canadian Union Conference comprises the provinces of Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan. Beginning with section 2, article 4 of the Constitution reads as follows:—

“The voters of this conference shall be duly accredited delegates from the local conferences, members of the executive committee of this conference, such representatives of the General Conference who may be present, and other laborers who shall receive credentials from the executive committee.

“Each local conference shall be entitled, aside from its president, to one delegate for every fifty church-members in its conference. Each delegate shall be elected by the local conference or appointed by its executive committee.

“Each organized mission field shall, aside from its superintendent, be entitled to one delegate in the sessions of this conference, who shall be appointed by the executive committee of the union conference.”

Each conference in the union is requested to appoint its delegates as early as possible, and forward their credentials to the union office, Box 244, Regina, Saskatchewan.

H. S. SHAW, President.