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Center Church annual manuals: 1870 and 1871 · scan page 97
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50 however, that while the main direction will be with the yomiLrcr por- tion, no member of the church should withliold liis ro-np< !ati( n. The i association should incur no debtss. but provision sho'iid be mnde in j advance for all its pecuniary iieeds. The orp::i? ization need not b(^ i complex. Perhas no ofhcers will be needed but a Secretary ;in<^ TrcMS- \ urer. Let the whole nssoci.ition be divided up into committees cliarired } with special fields of labor, and the work may at once beg-in. The j chairmen of the respective committees, with the Secretory a.nd the j Treasurer, mav constitute an executive commiiteo to whom tlie wliclo \ i management of the association may l^e entrusteJ. One commiitee j might have charge of the work to be done in our congregaticm, ihe i Sabbath school and Bible classes. A second of tract distrii)Ution and j its kindred work. And ntill another of mission enterprises. The^e ; committees may bo subdivided if it shall be found advantageous, i Your comndttee suppose that S'2000 can be judiciously and ns< fuiiy \ expended this year in such work, but wlien the proposed organizadoa ; is effected and their work laid out in detail, the several committees ! should lay their plans and estimates before the church and receive ; contributions and pledges of money, th.it there may be no embarrass- j ment frotn want of means or from inde'otedncss. Frequent reporis : should be made to the church of tlie progress of the work undert. ken. ; that the whole church shall be made acquainted with what is o.one i and led to take an interest in it. As the object of the assoc ation , will be to perform work auxiliary and supplementary to that of the i pastor, we pro[)OSw that it be called " The Pastor's Aid Society < i i the First Church." If it is formed and carried on with the simple \ desire of doing good, in the spirit of devotion to the service of ( hrist. ] it will be of great benefit to our church and to our city. | The report was accepted and an adjournment made to .Monday : evening Feb. 7, when it was understood that such an org^anization would be formed as would give practical effect to the report of the Committee. j At this adjourned meeting (Feb. 7,) some discussion was fiad I which indicated a general conviction that the formation of an assu- j ciation contemplated in the report of the comnuttee, was desirabK- j and important. The Committee then reported the following Plan of Organiz;^- tion
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Silent Grounds Collective, Church Burial & Death Records, CH-P008-0097. Center Church annual manuals: 1870 and 1871, printed page not verified, PDF page 97. New Haven (Conn.). First Church of Christ; digitized copy contributed by Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center https://archive.org/details/manualoffirstchu00newh_0/page/n97/mode/1up Accessed September 8, 2026.
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