During the last day of the eighth annual meeting of the China Continuation Committee there were passed many important resolutions involving significant plans for the future.
Plans were adopted for a National Christian Conference to be held in Shanghai in the Spring of 1921.
Reports of various committees were received. The Committee of Survey and Occupation has had the services of Mr. Alexander Miller of the China Inland Mission for cartographical work. The work of this Committee from April 1 to September 30, 1920, involved an expenditure of $8,850 which was supplied mainly by the Interchurch World Movement. The study of this report will be of immense help in planning for future missionary work.
In connexion with the report of the Committee on Moral Welfare a programme of social activities for the churches was adopted. The Executive Committee was instructed to advise with the Anti-Saloon League with a view to promoting temperance interests in China. In connexion with the report of the Committee for the promotion of Work for the Blind it was reported that thg Central Committee of the Junior Red Cross in China had contributed the sum of Gold $3,500 to the Joint Council on Public Health for the purpose of inaugurating a special campaign against blindness which is now going on.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.