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242 EVANGELISM1. In accordance with the decision of the CentenaryConference we accept primary responsibility for evangelisticeffort among students-2. Co-operation with the churches for evangelisticeffort among business men, gentry, officials and boys.III.Policy For Community Religious Work1.. Evangelistic Campaigns.The Commission favours evangelistic campaigns andrecommends that the Association should gladly co-operateunder the conditions contained in the report of thiscommission.a. Student Evangelistic Campaigns. In the light ofcity-wide campaigns to IK- held <>ncc in three or four yars,we recommend that, in evangelistic campaigns conducted bythe Association among students of government, private andChristian schools of all grades, emphasis in most of ourcentres should be placed on bringing men already in Bibleclasses to a decision for the Christian life rather than onseeking to enlist large numbers of new men in the classes.We recommend the following activities as best suited to thispurpose:(1) Bible Study Institutes.(2) Christian leaders conferences.(3) Special services for students in different churches.(-i) Decision meetings.In centres where returned students congregate, specialefforts should be put forth to organize evangelistic workamong them.b. City-wide Evangelistic Campaigns. In cities whereevangelistic campaigns were held recently, we feel thatthe immediate programme of evangelistic effort calls forcampaigns where greater emphasis is laid upon(.1) Training conferences for workers.(2) Decision meetings for men already in Bibleclasses or otherwise showing interest in Christianity.(3) The men who are trained in (1) should be givendefinite work immediate after the training conferences,and as following up the results of (2) and other work inthe churches and in the Association.