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The president of Alliance Men, asked to attend the second national
convention 01 Christian Alliance Laboring Laymen in the Philippines,
reports what he saw and felt. By PAUL MILBURN
Returned f HlKlEEN laymen met in 1972 in Ihc second national convention of
dininr - hall at Lheneier Bible CiLl was held Mai >I. 1971, in
College,ZamhoangaCity. Philippines, Davao City on the General Baptist
Home
to plan the first national convention Seminary campus. Ninety-three lay
of Christian Alliance Lahoring delegates were present. They had called
Laymen (CA1.L). this the "Year of Alliance Men in the
"Another
In May. 1973, the lirst emvention
wah hcld. with seventy-eight lay leaders
and crier., attending.
Philippines," and they askcd me as
president of Alliance Men in the
United Statcs and Canada to be their
guest and speaker.
In addition to myself, two district
prcsidcnts of Alliance Mcn, Walter
Wav"
Meloon (Southeastern) and Quay
. .
Owens (Western Pennsylvania). who
were visiting Alliance work in thc
Oricnt, also participated.
'This is the realizltion ofthe laymen
to do more and better work in the
Lord's vineyard," said Juanito M.
Cabtillo, executive secretary of CALL.,
in welcoming the delegates." I his is the
realization of the laymen to love the
hrethrcn not only in word but in deed.
to strengthen the fellowship by par-
ticipation and concern, and to labor
together until the Master returns."
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