To the Michigan Conference Church Clerks.
By A. B. Owen
The secretary of the General Conference says in his report of the annual session of that body, in the last REVIEW, that he has received no report of the standing of the Michigan Conference for the past year. The facts in the case are these: Only sixty reports from church clerks in Michigan have been received this year, and as a summary of these would give only half the actual standing of the Conference, it was thought best to leave the figures as they were last year. Now, the church clerks will see, that, in order to make a report of the standing of the Conference, the State secretary must have a report from every church in the State, and he would earnestly request that the delinquent clerks at once send in the reports which they failed to send to the Conference, and that all attend to this matter punctually in the future.