Reformed Presbyterian Minutes of Synod 1961 - Rparchives.org

REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 87
learned how to set up a job, put it on the press and produce good
clean copy, having proper ink coverage and water balance, with
the tesultant satisfaction that comes ftom producing such work,
it is our hope that he may want to remain with us permanently.
It is also our hope that developments may enable us to use him
on a full-time basis in the very near future.
What we have reported will indicate that the total picture of
the National Reform Association is now somewhat in a state of
flux. Exactly what changes may be made within the next year or
so we are not now able to say. However, it is quite evident now
that some changes must and will be made. It is our hope that
these changes, whatever they may be, will be for the best for all
concerned and for the cause of the Kingship of Jesus Christ.
We wish to thank Synod's Board of Trustees, the C.Y.P.U.
Staff, the Goal Post, the Board of Christian Education, the Woman's
Association, the Christian Amendment Movement, the Witness
Committee, and any other groups in the Church for which
we were able to do printing this past year. This work was of
substantial help to us and played no small part in enabling us to
meet our obligations.
As we look to the future with its great needs, and knowing
not what a day may bring forth, we make the following recommendations:
1. That the Church continue to use the services offered by
the printing department of the National Reform Association.
2. That congregations make provision for the annual offering
for the work of the National Reform Association, and that if a
representative of the Association is not available as a speaker,
that the pastor present a National Reform message in connection
with this offering.
3. That pastors and members of the Church remember the
work and workers of the National Reform Association regularly
in prayer.
Respectfully submitted,
J. Renwick Patterson
D. H. Elliott
C. R. Fox
K. M. Young
K. S. Edgar
J. D. Carson
C. T. Carson
George D. Hill
Kenneth G. Smith