Students and the World-Wide Expansion of Christianity: Addresses Delivered Before the Seventh International Convention of the Student Volunteer ... 31, 1913 to January 4, 1914 (Classic Reprint)

Call to Draper The Seventh Quadrennial Convention of the Student Volunteer Movement will be held at Kansas City, Missouri, beginning Wednesday afternoon, December 31st, 1913, and closing Sunday night, January 4th, 1914. The Executive Committee invite Christians of every name and in all parts of the world to pray for this great gathering, that its great and worthy ends may be realized. for Contention 1. Pray for the Program Committee. That they may have divine wisdom in the selection of speakers and topics, as well as leaders for the various sectional meetings. 2. Pray that every speaker and leader may be helped by the Holy Spirit in the work of preparation; that the addresses delivered and the results of the Convention may be such that the Evangelization of the World may be hastened. 3. Pray for the Committee on A rrangements, Secretaries, and other workers. That nothing may be left undone which will increase the power of the Convention. That nothing may be done which will hinder the workings of God s Spirit. For the secretaries, stenographers, and clerks in the offices in New York and in Kansas City, who will work under heavy pressure during the period of preparation that their health may be conserved and that no one may break under the strain.
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