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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 30, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 52.

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Central Union Conference

By B. E. Huffman

The Central Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists comprises the conferences of North Missouri, Southern Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Eastern Colorado, Western Colorado, and Wyoming. The fourth biennial session of this conference is appointed to convene in the Y. M. C. A. building, at St. Joseph, Mo., Jan. 13-23, 1910. In regard to voters, the constitution provides that “the voters of this conference shall consist of the following duly accredited delegates:—
“(a) In addition to its president, one representative from each local conference for every two hundred church-members in the conference, as may be chosen by the vote of the conference or appointment of the conference committee.
“(b) Such representative from the mission fields as may be determined by the executive committee of the union conference in counsel with the members in the mission field.
“(c) Two representatives from each organized denominational institution located in the territory; to be chosen by the managing boards of said institutions, in addition to the regular conference delegation.
“(d) The officers of the Central Union Conference, and such others as may be granted delegates’ credentials by vote of the union conference at any duly convened regular or special session of the conference.
“(e) Such members of the General Conference Committee as may be present at any duly convened regular or special session of the conference.”
Because of the times in which we are living and the rapid progress of the third angel's message, this is to be the most important session of this conference ever held. Therefore let each delegate plan to be present at the first meeting, which is to be called Thursday, Jan. 13, 1910. A full corps of officers is to be elected, and the policy of the conference for the advancement of the denominational work during the next two years is to be studied. Come praying that the counsel of heaven may prevail in each session.
B. E. HUFFMAN, Secretary.