Three Churches Unite at Kansas City Conference Bishop Arthur J. Moore of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, will assume supervision of the work of the Methodist Church in Central China and Kiangsi, according to a cable received from the Foreign Secretary of the Board of Missions, Methodist Episcopal Church, South from Kansas City, where the Methodist Uniting Conference is in session.
The new appointment means that Bishop Moore who has served the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, since 1934, is re-appointed to China under the United Church—the Me-thadist Church—and in addition to his former work he will supervise the Central China and Kiangsi arms.
Eshop Hammaker, who was in charge of Central China and Kiangsi. will not return to China but will serve the Denver Conference in America. The three Churches—
Methodist Episcopal, Methodist Episcopal, South, and Methodist Protestant—have united and have only one Board of Missions for all their mission work in the world.
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