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Effort of Churches to
Extend Scope of Work.

The churches are making an effort to extend the
their work. They are realizing that spe:
times in matters religious as well as in the ordinatr Ta
life. The business that does net make a special effoi
then is on the chute and will hit the wate |
of endeavor. it is nect ry sometimes to al
shake the cobwebs t of ovr brain cells, fo
conditions and adjust ourselves to the new, slough

and unnecessary. So it is with the church, She gets int

sometimes and weais it so deep that it is difficult to
out. Just now she is dizging a little and she expects }
herself soon and arouse herself to new activity.

Depoputation of
Rura! Districts.

Various publie men assign various causes for the dep
tion of rural districts a the enlargemé
point to the tariff. Others declare’ that farming is
tinuously protitable pursuit. Still others blame he

em. But the curious thing is that tht trend tay Is

is Similar in all countries,

Perhaps the faet that farms are larger th
he a parlial explanation. Agricultural machinery enable
to cultivate a larger are than in the past. Perhaps also
natu.al desi of men walk with a crowd \
which the public speal ind writers haye.oy ooked, P
the drift to the cities the result of many |
have not yet bee ven discovered.
Education
And Religion.
The fact rather than the caus:
plan of Consolidated Schools seem cely to meé th
so far as education is concerned. ‘To consolidate
is not so easy. Frequently, in a-district formerly y
four or five churches exist. Orfce they were in a fairly prosps

state..-Now they serve only a few families and
find it difilcult to “carry on’ without aid from the hor I
funds of the various eee ational bodies.

One or other of the little churches may be forced to giv
fhe struggle. And yet, even in such districts, there is re
believe that if the rural churches were better ad
specialized task they face, they might awaken the interes
body of non-church-goers generally found in such districts

In the meantime, the task is to stir up the existing mem

give them a vision of the place of power and inti

earnest church may have in any community. i aN ‘ l
the splendor of their high calling as Christian Lo {
rural church problem, the first need is to give the ople a

outlook on life,
The fine thing about the forward moveme
churches as co-ordinated in the unitéd natio
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towards the mission fields at home
task of the church as a whole. It is a certainty that

home church is the one that is giving generously for t “

tension of the Gospe! in less favored fiel AS Out o

UGanedians for the stimulat of their spi

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