April 8, 1901 - EXTRA NO. 5

GENERAL CONFERENCE BULLETIN,
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The Seventh-day Adventist General Conference
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Since the steps taken by the Southern District to organize into a Union Conference, the subject has been more or less agitated in all the other districts. At eight o’clock, the morning of the 7th inst., the delegates from Districts 5 and 6 met in two of the Tabernacle vestries, and took initial steps toward organizing their districts into Conferences. When their work matures, reports of the same will appear in the minutes of the Conference. Look out for them.GCB April 8, 1901, page 113.1

A Sister desiring to do something for the advancement of the truth, has made several copies of a large map on muslin, showing the parts of the world that are held and controlled by the five great world-powers that are now the kings of the earth and of the whole world. One of these maps can be seen hanging in the south vestry of the Tabernacle. There is nothing better fitted to illustrate the present attitude of the nations involved in the Eastern question. There is nothing better to fix the attention of the people on the key of the world and of God’s message to the world. The price is $2, and the money is devoted to the work of God. Every minister ought to have such a map.GCB April 8, 1901, page 113.2