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III. CONFERENCE JOURNAL .<br />

First Day, Oct. 6th, 1903.<br />

Opening.-The Foochow Annual Conference convened for its<br />

twenty-seventh session in the Tieng Ang Dong, Foochow, China,<br />

Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock, October 9th, 1903, Bishop<br />

David H. Moore in the chair.<br />

Devotional exercises were conducted by G. S. Miner.<br />

The conference was addressed by Bishop Moore who expressed<br />

great pleasure at being with the conference again after<br />

his absence in America; he congratulated the members on the<br />

successful prosecution of the work assigned them and exhorted<br />

them to faithfulness during this important session of the conference.<br />

assuring them that the eyes of the church are directed<br />

with special interest to this the first conference organized in the<br />

great empire of China.<br />

Organization.-The conference roll was called by the Chinese<br />

Secretary of the last Conference.<br />

The Conference was organized by the election of the following<br />

officers.<br />

W. A. Main.<br />

W H. Lacy<br />

G. S. Miner.<br />

Ngu Go Sung.<br />

W H. Lacy.<br />

· English Secretary.<br />

· Assistant Secretary.<br />

· Statistical Secretary.<br />

Chinese Secretary.<br />

Treasurer.<br />

On nomination of the presiding elders, after several changes<br />

the following standing committees were elected.<br />

Standing Committees.<br />

1. RELIGIOUS LITERATURE.-J. Gowdy, HuongPauSeng,<br />

N goi Gi Lang.<br />

2. SABBATH OBSERVANCE AND SABBATH SCHOOLS.-H. R,<br />

Caldwell, Ngu Go Sung, Co Kong Ching.

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