1959 journal

JOURNAL

OF THE

TWENTIETH ANNUAL SESSION

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CENTRAL CONGO

ANNUAL CONFERENCE

OF THE

METHODisT CHURCH IN AFRICA

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ORDER OF THE CONFERENCE JOURNAL

Officers or the Conference bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull

Conference Boards artil COIIIII1ttees bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull It 2

D~ Proceedings bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 6

Certificates or Ordination bullbullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 22

Disciplinary Questions bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 24

Reports or the Various Committees bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 27

Statistical Report bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 36

Appointments bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 73

Pastoral Records bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 100 bull

Chronological Roll bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull lCR

Corrections bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull ~ bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 106

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OFFICERS OF THE OONFERENCE

President Bishop Newell S Booth

Secretaries Joseph M Davis Ashema Pierre

Assistants Edwald Sm1th Tunda Shungu Franpois Kenneth Jones

Statistician Pierre Shaumba

Assistants AJReid amgu Alphonse

Treasurer Shungu John yenlesley

Assistantt Tunda Andre

Bishop Newell S Booth

Lutshumba Shungu Shungu John W W S Hughlett Dembo Ukunda Ngancljolo Moise H T Wheeler Kumbi Adisa Edja Marie

Ukunda Amre Omna ADire

Lorena Kelly lCathryn lfe

Uwanga Ad1sa A J Reid Edtth Hartin Shungu Joseph H T Maclin Annie Laura Winfrey Wetsb1 Victor M W Lovell Barbara Hartman

E H Lovell

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Akald D jamba Uyaka Veronique Burleigh Law Nyaundu Umumbu Shutsha Pierre Sall7 Reinecke Telesia Shaumba Ashema Pierre Ruth 0 Toole Museu ampnile Hazel Reid Dorothy 0 Neal Om Okoko Marcus J M Davis Dorothy GUbert

WI J liam DeRuiter c W Chappell Gladys Maw

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Field Committee-New altemates Gladys Maw Burleigh Law

Group n Medical Committee (Comit- Medical) Dr Hughlett Dr SaW Ban Sapy Dr White Muriel White Dottie Gilbert Simonne Van Ooteghem Dr Deale Marjorie Deale Dorothy ONeal Halutsbi Samuel UldttUmbahe PielWe Wambo Nyama Jean tn1mba Beuoit Ruth OToole Birgit Weaver Kay Eye Dr Bitscb-Larsen Mrs BitschLarsen Imogene Joiner Luhata Jean TOlenga Alphonse Martha Stevenson HT Maclin Ray Watson Wembi Michel Dungu Pius Jack Yum1

World Service am Finances (Comitamp ka finance) EH Lovell Inman Townsley Joe Haw Bill CbappalJ William Richardson wayne Culp Lunumbe An1re Sbungu JW bullbull Dendi Jerome Henry Wheeler Pat Johnson ELubu Joseph Ndjulu Jean Lupanu Auguste Dungu Albert Lukali Honore Unyangunga Paul Ahuka Paul Ndjat1 Daniel ampenu Paul Ngandjolo Moise Utuka Pierre Uy~ Antoine

Nomination CoDm1ttee (CoIdt6 ka nlonola _-comites) AJ Reid Will1am DeRu1ter Burleigh Law Bobbie Hartman John Hughlett Koi Gabriel Umiunga Joseph Olekonya Paul tldasa AlphoD8e Lokonga Basile Shutsha Pierre UJDOkoko Harau Pierre Shaumba anna Wesley Diongo Albert Dende tin1re

Board ot Fducation (ComiU ka Fducat1on) I Armie Laura Wintrey ELoise Lovell Pat1yen Townsley David Walker Don Collinson Ukul1da imdre Esakilunga Marcus Oleka Pierre ttnniemae White KinJamba Pierre Hiamba Jean Eoungu hlphonse Luhaka Jean Uya Marie Umumbu Victor Mary Jane Hughlett isbema fterre Ken Jones Cary Eastman Sally Reinecke Ruth Jones Lorena Kelly Jim StevensonFd1th Ma~ Charles Reeve Mildred Lovell Dot Bees Charles Weaver Dot Davis Mary Bozeman Barbara NorriS Gladys Maw Lor1ne Ques_ Ethel Homte1dt Laura Wheeler Doug Cremer Jtvrtle Zicatoose Alice Maclin ampse LaHasters TUJamba JeroJE TaSumbu lllbert Mrs Speakman

Social Evangel1sm(Comte ka Social Evangel1sm ) U1amda iIndre Ed Smith Mary Collinson Virginia Law Umana Qxlre Musat1d1 JUbert Wetshi Victor Ngardemema Jean Lukulu itmarxius Shungu Joseph Woto Helena BetV Barker Joe Davis Laura Wheeler Edlea Jones Luhata Daniel Dungu Albert Ukun1a Paul Fdja J1arie Upilil1 Daniel Kitutu Marie OnOd1nga Franois Wemba Kungu Amandus Lukamba Pierre Kay Eye 11ildred Lovell Mama Dembo i~a Vivian Watson Dorothy Culp Lulu Mae Jones Norene Robken Lungunga Jean Jg Ann Dutro

GrouP m Pastors t Be1ations (Comitamp ka wekelu ndu relations y1esambisha) EH Lovell William DeRuiter Ed Smith Bill Chappell Shungu John Wesley Museu EmUe Umana Alldre l4anlemema Jean Wetsh1 Victor Sbungu Joseph iIJ Reid Joe Davis lW Lovell Pat Johnson HT Maclin HT Wheeler Sbutsba Pierre Lubata Dan1~ Ngandjolo I-bise UmOkoko Marcus Shaumba Pierre W81JlC Culp Joe Maw ELubu Joseph Mr Spealcman

Mustc (ComitA lea mus1que) BarbUa Norris Jackie Sbatter Dr White Annie Laura W1nfrey Emunampu Alphonse Umenu Paul Charles Reeve Dottie OUbert GlaltVs Maw Hugh Deale Dot DaviS Mone M1ll11can iilice Maclin Lorena Kelly Ruth Jones Oyaya amtoine D1ketele Michel Anna Wesley Charles LeMasters Doug anl ELaine Cro1lier Jo Ann Dutro OngerxJangema Joseph JC1rwamba Pierre

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Group IV Girls I Home (Com1te lea Ul1mu a 1 f atei a kumbu yana aantu) Hazel Reid Eloise Loyell Ethel Homteldt Norene Robldn ~e Zieatoose Dot Bees MUdred Reeve Edith Mart1n Martha SteYenson Mary Jane Hughlett Lorena Kelly Sal1y Be1necke Laura Wheeler Violet Huchlett Kitutu Marie Ehumo Paul1ne Kumb1 Ad1sa Atatu Pauline Uya Y8rle Woto Elena Girls I Home matrons if present other interested WODlElIl Ann1emae Wb1te Doro1olV DaYis Rose LeMasters Imogene Joiner

Board of Eyangelig (CgDite ka Nxansawa LVa ~ Olglo) Ed Saith Charles Reeve Pat Johnson Wavne Oulp Shutsha Pierre Luhata Daniel El1mbo Pierre Untu Paul TOlenga Alphonse Lukandju Jacoba Dungu Albert Dlmandja Jacoba LUIIbelUi Nicolas WetaM Ulamda AUampUSt1n Burle1gh Law A1 Burlbaugh Dr White Mulema Franpois UpUUi Daniel Gabriel KOi UlvUIIb1 ampaUe Bobbie Hartman Dottie ONeal Charles Weaftr Ndjulu Jean Lupanu Aupatin Museu Emile UMunga Joseph Udimba Lopema Moise Utaana Andre Olekanya Paul Utumba Samuel Ukutshi Daniel Douglas Crolder AJ Re1d Akasa Alphonse latbrrn Eye Lama Jean Gladys Maw Weaba lCungu AmaJJdus Mr Spealaaer

Besoluti0Dl (Cqmite H IlNka DHMh Lorine Guess Isabel DeBuiter Janet Smith Rae Luncteen Mrs tl1te Lukala AlpbonselJparIga Joseph UmOkoko Pierre Ndjovu Paul Dunga Albert Lubaba AMre Esangalald Faile Violet Huglalett Mary Bozeman Laura Wheeler Ken Jones Dorothy Culpt Lakoto Paul K1tutu Marie

Audio Visual A3Qs (Copdte lsi cine k tu) Hugh Deale Barbara Norris HTMacl1n Jim Stevenson HL Shaffer Larry Lurdeen Ashema Pierre Don Collinson Tunda Shungu Fr8J19Ois Samangua Paul Ken Jones Douglas Crolder W1ll1am Richardson

AgGculture (CqaaiJe bull Afrlgultvregt Don ColliM8ne FDecbene Hazel Reid Emma Johnson HTWbeeler Stanley MaUlhlin Shungu John W Yaurdu Antoine Ngondo Gabe Kasongo Jerome Lokoabe Paul D1ldtele H1chel K1mbWu Paul Consultative member Rolla SWanson Dorothy Hees Ok1tUmbahe Pierre Ngandemema Jem

Langage (Com1te ka OWketah Lorena KeJq CWCbappell HeWLovell Shungu Joseph WS Hughlett Ukunda Andre Emambulu Jean Shungu John Wesley JMDaYis Eaith olartin Annie Laura Wintrey V1rg1n1a Law Barbara Hartman Dottie GUbert Lukali Honore Shaumba Pierre

Bui1dtpg Al Burlbaugh Joe Maw Henry Wheeler John Hughlett Larr7 Lurxleen EHLovell Daniel Tandeka William DeRuiter Ruth OToole Mrs AJReid Burleigh Law Moise Ngandjolo John Wesley Stan Maughlln Ken Jones Charles LeMasters Alternates for Ruth Otoole Dot Bees

for Hazel Reid Violet Hqghlett Grou~ V Board of Missions Marshall Lovell Tplenga Alphonse Shungu John Wesley Wetshi Victor Joe Dans Virginia Law Mildred LoYell Mama Uwanga Miss Umumbu Victor Ethel HOJDteldt

Historx of Contemnc apl Ppoundeacbers (Comite kEkordo wa Conference ndu Esamb1sha) Laura Wheeler Eloise Lovell Joe Maw Ruth OToole AJRe1d lrletsbtJlamda Auguste Fadjya Pierre Kimbulu Charles L1IUIlba Jerome Ngandemana Jean Hgandjolo Moise

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4 Ogj1(1(ee sp Yguth Work (Cgm1ti lea ~ lAkendampl Barbara Hartman Dot Walker Jackie Shatter Rae lmJd~iaa1e Van Oeteghem Betty Barker erine Guess Glad7s Maw Hugh Deale Mary Bozeman Dot Davis Rosa Ulsh Pat Johnson Hartha StevensCll John Hughlett Ruth Jones Oary Eastman Imogene Joyner Edlea JCIles Ray iatson Ashema Pierre TOngembe Albert Iuhaka Jean iIluDgu Alhonse CDOkoko lIarcus Ukunda Jndre~ Jqne 4nker Stanley Maulhl~D Atma WesleT Wqne Gulp Onema Joseph l1nyamba Pierre

I4temt ve oM Nblict9AI Fdith Hartin tharld1ela Auguste Huaeu Emile Shutaba Pierre I_Da Townsley Jb1a MiUtkan Johnson J1m Stevenam Kenneth Jones Isabel DeRuiter liJriel White lJ1la Ifae Janes Oaamba Albert Ukunda AMre

ipoundlDllAtiog of Old Ta1pept (Cgmte Ekadt8lu a Bible)r W_a KuDguAmandus Joe Davis Almie Laura W1ntrer Bi happell Lorena Kelq ahems Pierre JW Slnmgu UD7angunga Paul Lukali Bonore Uya Marie Dr W S Hughlett Fdith Martin

Clebratim of 50th App1mlll7 (cat J lea mlscp) Kay Eye Isabel DeRuiter WSHughlett BTWheeler JlaMjolo 1ltloise Shaumba Pierre

IIIPbute Hemor1al Plepp1pgCatt All medical workers all builders at projeot Pastor Ashama Pierre astor Sbungu John WealeT Tmlda Andre Bub-ccam1ttes at M1ssianary Oem -3shy

~poundi3sMDia Cepitf Violet ll1ghlett Hary ADne Burlbaugh Hazel Reid Mildred Reeve Mrs Wheeler Jl1oe MaoliD VirgiDia law J1m Stevenson Mrs Doug Oretlder Mildred LoveU JaDet Smith Xenneth Jones

~ John Hughlett Al Burlbaugh larry Wndeen Ruth Jones Oharles Reeve AIeXReid Barbara NorriS I U Townsley Burleigh law Campr7EaatJaan Bill Richardon Wqne Oulp mi Smith Gla47 Maw all chiet operaters all OQ 5s and electrical workers

kAlEep Onmrgtteel Marjorie Deale remand DecheDe Kq Ere HUdred Lovell Doroth7 ONeal DorotbJ Davis H L Shatter Maraball lovell )(yrtle Zicafoose Pat Jolmaon Alex Reid Patty Townsley Don Oollinson Joe Haw Ray Watson Mary Anne Burlbaugh Jack Wesley Mrs Wqne Oulp Virginia law Azmaae White

Heatth Dr Hughlett and all mssianaries or Medical Committee

Tresponl Burleigh law AlBurlbaugh John Hughlett GaDe LoveU Hugh Deale Joe Maw Rose Ulah Stan Maughl1n Oharles LeHaaters Edith Martin

MSIsOI Tntste8A Burleigh Iaw WS Hughlett Rar Watson Dar0th7 Davis Alex Reid Wqne ulp Mr abd Mrs Douglas Orawer Ex-attioie members

New members or committees mom1nateSI Medical OCR Mrs Hlriel White Imogene Joiner llembi Kiebel DuDau Pius Jack Yumi

World Service Be Finance William RichardSOft Wqne Culp tJyaya ADtoine

Nomination Committee Anna Wesley Diango Albert Dende Andre

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Social EvapgAJ1iJu Vivian Watson Dorothy Culp Norene Dobkin Lula Mae Jones S1monne Van Ooteghem Lungunga Jean

PAStoral relations Wayne Culp Joe MaWI Eluhu Joseph

HUlic I Charles LeMaster Doug and Ela1ne Crower Dorotby CuJp

Girls I Home Dorotily Davis Rose LaHester Imocene Joiner

Bd of EyangAUpl AJReid Akasa Alphonse Kathryn ~e Lama Jean Gladys Maw Wanba Kungu Amandus

Baolutions Ken Jones Dorothy Culp Lokoto Paul K1tutu Marie

AudiO-Visual Douglas ClOMdw WUliam R1chardaon

AgrtMturel Rolla b~n Dorothy Bees Ok1tUmbahe Pierre Ngandemema Jeanbull

Language COIIIIIittetl Shaumba PieJTe

Dni J ding Charles LeMaster

HistorY opound icm( fs p1MAbers Hgandjolo Moise

touth Work Anna Wesley Walne Culp an Joseph E1zwamba Pierre ELemba Jos

Literature amp ppb11 atigps I Muriel Wh1te Lula Mae Jones Osamba Albert Ukunda Andre

ransla1t1on of 0bullbull WSHughlett Edith Mart1n

FurniShing Mildred Lovell Janet Smith Ken Jones

Badio Bill Richardson Wayne CuJp Ed Smith Glad7sMaw

akes Annimae Wh1te John Wesley Dorotby Culp V1rg1n1a xw

tranSPOrt Charles LeMaster Edith Mart1n

MSMCTrusectteesl Burleigh Law WSHughlett Bq Watsop Dorotby Dans Alex Reid Wayne Culp Doua aDd Bl~tt1c1

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(committee meetings Were held on Wednesday 15 Thursday 16 July as well as on Friday morning 17 scheduled in the cQJ)feenQe program a copy of whichthese daily prOceedings)

July and on July as is included in

The first session of the conference began at 214 pm in the ohurch with the s incing of n pre 0 ious Naxm t1 The church pa s tor om1 0koko M8rcus offered a prayer With John W Shungu 8S interpreterBishop Booth gave the episcopal address on the subject TO Gather Into One based on John 11li2 He ~poke particYlarly of the role of the church and its missIon In the present day Congo pastor Shungu led the group in prayer

II (Ihe churchs One Foundation was suru Follow1n2 explanationby t he OIshop or the pro-eeaures lor voting Tor delegat~s l~r general and central conference there was a priet recess from 3106 to 317

The session was res~d with singing Ii All Hail the power of Jesus amen and the conference proceedea to its organisation The secretary JM Davis called the roll of conference membersunordained m1ssionaries supply pastors and lay delegates

Greetings to the conference were presented by the bishop or by individuals present from the following groups Southern COngOAnnual conference Bate tela students in study outside the tri1al area missionaries stuying in Belgium the Greencastle conference of 1959 and others nissionaries who have returned to the tield since the last annual conference session were recognized and given opportushynity to speak to the conference New missionaries arriving during the same period were presented and greeted the conference Theyare t the crowders watsons Imagene Joyner Vlhltes wesleYS cu1ps and LaMB-sters other new miSSionaries W Richarson and tula Jtae Jones were not present for the first session of the conference

The fraternal delegate trom Angola Miss sandy Bookman was introduced to the conrerence by trs Booth She brought the greetil8 s and expressions or interest from the Angola Conference In turn Mrs Booth spoke brierty to the conference alsoe

Charlotte Taylor of the So~thern Congo Annual Contrence was thenpresented to t he confrence sess10n wanyI LOUiS s~cretery or the protestant congress of the Kasai province a recont~t organisation of laymen was introduced and spoke of the work which is being done by his organisation Esaki Athanese who has taken a leRding part in the promoting of protestant work at Bukavu and who was licensed as a local preacher by the conference at (~a in 1956 recounted the ro ress of his work Since last he was at a conference session Thereg1s now at ~~~vu a regular worship service tor Euro~ans led in French byh s Hatet~Ia ~n whose emple~nt is by the colonial government and n~ hi~eioveStorYcE~~~ng wholly because ot his interest in the work

pastor Shaumba pierre his wire and their son who have been ~~er~~efv~eYtearsr~~~stUdY Were present ror their first eonrerence

urnmiddotUOMUe conge They were presented to the ~~~~~ence and spoke of their emotions or being once again in the

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of hands Shaumba pierre was electeA statisticitn in place of CharlesReeves wno 18 on furlough

Disciplinary questions 23 and 4 were asked See Disciplinary que s tiollS bull H T Maclin presented the program of the session andmoved 1ts aaopt on It LS reproduced here as amended and adopted

C01FERENCE PROGPA~

What Chrstianity Bring us wednesday July 15 1959

200-530 pn

700-1000 PM

Thursday July 161959 800-11t LL5 J_ M 200-536 P~700-1000 PM

Friday July 17 1959 800-930 AU

10100-11145 A n 200-300 P~

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800-1000 pn saturday July 18 1959

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Board of Education pastoral Relations Board of Education pastoral Relations

Group II Group II To Finish Discussions Group III To Finish Discussions

Group II To complete ReportGroup III To complete ReportEpiscopal Address TO Gather Into one John 1152 Conference Session organizationpresentationscomposite Report - of District superintendents

Holy communion La tRim C orne unto Jl[e John 737 Group I

~rning Devotions HeHas Made Him Known It

In 118 conference Session Balloting for General and central

Conference Delegates Report of pastoral Hel Committee

Report of statistitian Report of Treasurer conference Session

Balloting for General and Central Conference Delegates

Rep~rt of Board of Education Greetings by Territorial Administrator Group IV Program of nus ic Group V

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Sunday July 19 830-1100 AM

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Monday July 20

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Tuesday July 21 800-84-0 A_

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Wednesday July 22 800-840 A M 840-1000 A I

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That They nay be one In 1711 Service of ordination Delication of School for Evangelists ~morial Service Sub-Com of nissionary Committees FUrnishings Health Radio TransportLakes ~15nC Trustees

CABUffiT Evening Service pierre Shaumba Group VI

sanc tify Them n John 17 17 conference SessionGroup V To complete ReportGroup IV To Complete ReportEvening Service Alphonse Emungu Group VII

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We Will Come fl John 14123 Conference Session conf~rence Sess on Committees with unfinished Business Evening Service pBftl Telesia Group I Group VII

I Give Them Life John 1028 conference Session Conference Session conference Session or Group VI Reading of the Appointments Group I

The first report of the nominating committee was ptesented by M w bull IIovell to comple te the committees for the conference The personnel or these committees is listed in the grouping of committees for the conference The report was voclopted by the conference

MUseu Emile suprintendent or the Minga dlstrictF read the composhysite report of the distriot superintendents This was received as report No 1 and is s~ printed

The ncsessary ennouncenEnts were made by J n Davis The arternoun session closed at 502 with prayar by EH Lovell Dorothy Davis was pienist for the afternoon session and J VIr

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The ovening service opened at 715 with the singing or HolyHoly Holy followed by peace perrect peace The bishop spoke on the subject Lot Him Co~ unto I~J1 using Johnamp37 for his text

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Annie L8ura Winfrey was thepianist J VI ShWlgtl was intershypreter The meetin~ concluded at 8118 and the members of the Field ~~i~ea~~h~~~ ~epoundampef~h~~cg0~g ~Re ~t~~~i~r ~rf~h~f John confe rence bull SECOND DAY- SATURDJ~Y 18 July 1959 MORNING SESSION

Tho morning session began at 800 with the singing of two hymns n SWl of MY Soul and 11 I Know Not What the Future Holdstt

Dorothy Gilbert was the pianist for the morning and Ndjulu Jean was sone leader fer the morning Shaumbe pierre was the interpreterfor the services

Bishop Booth spoke on the subject He Has MElde Him Known tt basing his remarks on John 1118 Following his message the congregation sang Thou Whose t)JllIEasured Temple standsU and then proceeded to t he order of the day

The bishop gave instructions on voting for delegates to General Conference and to the Contral ConferenCe valburg BitchshyLarsen Wayne culp Onema Joseph and Elemba Joseph were chosen as tellers for the balloting The first ballots for General conference clerical and lay were taken There was nf elaction in either category

The second ballot lay and clerieal for General conference was taken

The Nominating committee presentod the slate of candidates for central Conference as follows clerical hJ Reid HT Wheeler Wayne culp HT Maclin EF Smith IU Townsley w Lovell Shaumba Pierre J W Shlilgu Djate Daniel OlEongaJoseph Wetshi Victor unyangWlga paul Lay Edith Martin Lorena Kelly ~thryn Eye Annimae White Robert Vhite Donald collinson John Hughle tt ukunda Andre Emungu Alphonse Tunda Andre Telesia Shaumba Umumbu victor Kumbi Idisa Esaki J thanese bull BY action from the floor to these were added the following names clerical-Charles Reeve lay Dorothy Gilbert U)aya Antoine The report as amended was sccepted

The results of the second ballot for general conference were given Asheme pierre was elected as elerical deleg~te the alternate clerical name is that of the first clerical personelected to Central conference There was no election on the lay ballot The Bishop announced that on a basis of membership of the conference the Central Congo Annual Conference will have seven cler~cal and seven lay delegAtes to the central conference It being customary to have an equal division of places between Africans and miSSionaries on notion of Kenneth Joms dulyseconded it was voted by the conference to compose the clerical list of three missionaries and Tour Africans and the lay list of three poundfricans and four missionaries

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The results of the third ballot for lay delegate to General Conference were announced -no election The fourth ballot was taken for this place

The report of the conference statistician was given by pierreShaumba It was received by the conference and is printed as report No2 Bishop Booth made SOI1e conunents on this report particularly the disproportion between the number of individual Christians on one hand and on the other the number of infant baptis~ Christian marriages and Christian homes

The results of the fourth ballot for General Conference laydelegate were announced - no election The fith ballot was taken

Announcezoonts were made by H T Mlclin and the conference recessed briefly at 1007

The session was resumed at 1032 with the singing of Come Every Joyful Heart

The fibst clerical ballot for Central Conference was taken Shaumba pierre was elected on this ballot and is automaticaly the reserve delegate to General Conference fbullJ Reid was also elected on this ballot

The secondclerioal ~allot for Central Conferenoe was taken The repert of the conferenoe Treasurer J Wr Shungu was

presented by pastor Shungu It is printed as Report No3 and was received by the conference as it was given The bishop pointed out some matters of interest to the conferenoe particudarly in the matter of support of the district superintendents by the Jfrioans this year approximately 70 of their support caE from the African Church

Results of the fifth ballot for General conference lay delegate were announcedno election The sixth ballot was taken

Djati Daniel secretary of the Board of Ministerial Training gave theanswera to Discipoinary ~uestions 8910111213141516 111819202122_ These answers are given in the condensed minutes When the name of HP Anker was brought to the conference as the only clerical roomber Who had died during the past year the members of the conference stood and Ngandjolo Moise offered a prayer of thanksgivingfor the years of faithful and effective service given in the Congoby this missionary

The Administrator of the teritory of Lodja arrived at this point in the mornings busincess to greet the conference The Administrateurn DeVos was introduced to the conference byH T Maclin and spoke brieffy in appreCiation of the work of Protestant missions not only the educational work but the whole effort toward uplift and development of the people of the Congo He mlntioned the change in government policy and the sympathy with Which this had been received by protestant miSSionaries

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A rosponse to his words was given by who in turn thanked the government for the cordial relatIons ana the openneSS ot understanding between the government and the mission here in Congo

Ngandjolo MOise superintendent of the Lodja district spokealso of apprecition for the freedom the liberty and the helpfulnessof the colonial gove rrunen t

The DiSCiplinary Questions were continued and answers were given to questions22 and 23

The results of the sixth ballot for lay delegate to General conference were announced There was no election The seventh ballot was taken

Announcements were made by H T Maclin omokoko rcus EH Lovell J W Shungu

The results of the seventh ballot for lay delegate to Central Conference were announcedno election The eighth ballot was taken

The conference recessed for lunch at 1202 fFTEIDTOON

In the afternoon meetings of the committees were held as scheduled in the program printed above in this report EVENINGs

lit 700 a lUsical program was presented in tMle church bymembers of Wembo Nyazr8 Station and some Ifrican mmbers o1t he groupDorothy Gilbert presided at this meeting

At 800 the scheduled ~et1ngs were held as indicated in the grogram of the conference rlaquolRNING SERVICE

The morning service of worship opened in the church at 8 bull 30 with the singing of Blest Be the Tie and God Will Take Care of You bull Ndjulu Jean wa the sons leader and anna Wesley playedthepiano bull Shunfu John Wesley was the interpreter for the morning J M Davis offered a prayer of invocation It Coma Thou Fount of Every Blessingmiddot was sung

Bishop Booth received ontrial into the conference Elemba Mathias and Elemba Joseph TWo retiring members Lumbmba Jeroma and Lupanu Auguste were recognized and joined with the Bishop in the greeting and welcome given these new members ofthe conference

Five men Kasongo Jerome Umanguwo Albert Shango pierreKinyamba Armand and fa Koi Daniel were presented for reception intofull connection A1ter the disciplinary questions the Bishopreceived them into full connection and welcomed theme full members of the conference

Following the singing of It The Great Physician John W Shunguread a lesson from the seventeenth chapter of theGospel of John Bishop Booth preached the conference sermon on the subject That they ~y Be One with his text John 1711

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the congregation then sangttA Charge to Keep during which the distshyrict superintendents joined the Bishop for the serviCe of ordination

EH Lovell presented the following ~n for ordination as deacont Kasongo JerolOO urnenguwo i11bert Shango Pierre Kinyamba ArDllnd Ta Koi Daniel and Onema Joseph They were ordained by Bishop Booth and their ordination certificats were presented by J n Davis

umadjela Auguste was then ordained e1derby Bishop Booth and the district superintendents with E bull u Lovell chairman of the Board of Ministerial Training and J fh Davis conference secretary also aSSisting The entire c9ngrogation stood following this ordination for a prayer of consecration which was offered by EH Lovell

The Bishop pronounced the benediction at 10t19 At 200 washe1d tho ~dication service for the Snyder School

tor ChriS tian Workers for the training of evange1is ts bull I Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken was sung to open the sorvice Appropriate Bible lessons were read by Moise Isandjo1o and omOkoko Marcus HT Maclin spoke briefly about this building and school and thenread a atter from Mrs Snyder who gave the money for the building

The decication service was readt~OQ th~ Dlac1plin~ bythamp b1~hop after which he pronounced the benediction at 22$

The III9moria1 service for a conference Dl)mber who died during the year HP Ankerwas held in the church beginning at 230 Mr Anker retirod in 1955 after a long career of fruitful service inthe trainin of the ministry of this conference

Bishop Booth announced that a Immoria1 service for Mr Anker called for the songs of Easter Christ the Lord is Risen Today was sung by the congregation R6sponslve readings from the Old ani New Testanents were usedbull Kimbulu Char13 s a retirad ember of the conference led the group in prayer in appreCiation for the life work and witness of ~ Anker Shaumba pierre sead a lesson from the gospel of John 141-15

WS Hughle tt spoke in appreciation ot Mr AnkerS work in this conference as preacher teacher and leader The Bishop called on those whom Mr Anker had taught to stand and almost three-quarters of the African lOOmbeDs ot the conference responded Here said the Bishop is a 1ivingmemoria1w He then read the prayers trom ~ur book of prayer appr~priate to such a meeting

The congregation sang one of the hymas which Mr Anker translated into otetela Look and Live and the Bishop pronounced the benediction at 302

Tho subcommittees of the missionar1 committee mt in the afternoon and the Bishop was in session w1th his cabinet

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The service of worship in the church began at 7tl$ omOkoko Marcus pastor of the host church presided Elaine Crowder was the pianist and Ndjulu Jean was the song leader The first hymn was BleBt Be the Tie f1 Tho pastor offered a prayer Robert white sang as a solo Tho Churchs One Foundationn

Shaumba pierro was tho proacher of the evening He based hjs sermon on selected verses from the third chapter ot Galtions on the subject Brotherhood in Christ

kfter the sermon the congreation sang uThe Churchs one Foundation n The benediction was pronounced by the pastor at 758 Monday 20 July 1958

MORNING SESSION Have Thine own WaY and Take TillB to be Holy were sung by

the congregation to open the days activities at 8100 Annie Laura Winfrey was pianist Ndjulu Jean song leader and Shaumba Pierre interpreter tor the sess1on The tirst psalm was read responsively Annimae White led the group in praer

I Would DC Like Jesus was sung atter which Shaumba pierre read the Soripture lesson tor the morning troJl John 17 The bishop spoKe on this selection using as his subject sanctify Thornr Following a prayer by Shaumba pierre the group sang Take MY Lite and Let It Be and then moved into the morning business session

The bishop announced the results ot the eighth ballot tor lay delegate to General Conferenoe which had been taken on saturday morning Hugh Deale was elected on this ballot This completed the balloting for the General conference

The results ot the second clerical ballot tor central Oonference were announoed no election Ten ballots were re jected as incorrect

The third clerical ballot for-central conference was taken Atter instructions trom the Bishop the tirst lay ballot tor Central conference was taken

The Bishop presented to the conferenoe le tters ot greeting trom the William De Ruiters trom Emile Luhahi and trom Wetshi Victor He spolm also ot the new missionaries now en route to the field Fenstemaoher$ Speakmana Adams Gaddises Sue Dunham Joann Dutro Rolla swanson Thomas Pruitts Estreths and Hoskins as well as ~rgery Murray who is coming for a special term

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during the conference year just closed fifteen new missionaries had arrived onthe field seventeen more Wero or areon the way for the ensuing conference year He reminded the group that on sunday morning two congolese had joined this Annual Conference two also retired From mone the Batetela people there had boen no gain while more thanthirty have come from abroad For more than one thousand preaching plaoos in this conteronce We have only47 conference members Last year it was decided to ask the aatetela young people to present themselves for two years servIce wherever the conference might wish to send them There was not one single vonunteer for this work during the year

Asheme pierre and ~IM Davis presented oral reports of the work of the congo protes tant COPlcil meeting at Lake MUnkama this year

The results of the third clerIcal ballot for Central conference were announced Charle s Reeve and Ullyangunga paul were elected as delegates The fourth clerical ballot for Central conference was takan

The results of the first lay ballot for Central Conference were announced Emungu Alphonse was elected and becam autolJlticallythe reserve delegate (lay) to t he General Conference

JM Davis spoke on S011l) matters connected wIth the CPO After motions had been made and seconded the following actions were taken by the conference

Emambula Jean now reserve delegate to the Cpe was made a full delegate but without voting power ponding a consitutional revision by the CpO

The reserve delegate who will be elected to t eke his pla ce will be a lay person A slate of three names for this pla ce will be presented by the Nominations committoe

It was voted that a regional confernce of the CPO tor Kasai province would be held at Katako Kombe during the month of AugustThis Annual Conference has the right to elect and send two clerical and two lay delegates Selection of a alate of namas for these places was made a responsibIlity of tho Nominations Committee

The results of the fourth clerical ballot for Central Conference were announced with MW Lovell and John W Shungubeing elected Of the nane s remaining on the tally board enough persons withdrew their sames to leave only

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the requisite numer of three Africans and three missionary members as reserve delegatesA ballot was taken to determine the order in which these reserve delegates would bo called for service

Bishop Booth spoke of the proposed Faculte de Theologie at Elisabethville and stated that at this moment a group of nine students was in prospect for the first year of work

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The results of tho second lay ballot for Central Conference were announced and Kathryn Eye and Tolesia Shaumba were declared elected Tho third lay ballot was taken

Joe Davis spoke or the theological school at MUlungwishi and of the urgent seen for continued attention to recruitment for our ministry in the Congo Tho Board or Ministerial Training was directed to choose a person to prepare letters to teachers in our schools to help them become able better to set forth the needs and tho challenges of the ministry to the students in our schools This report was received by tho conference

RT bull Maclin made the nesessary announcezrents for the rnatings for the remainder of the day Special attention was called to the dedication ot our new church in LodJa cite on Tuesdayafternoon to which are invited ell members of the conference who are not engaged in metings

At 10130 the B1shop declnred the session adjourned tor the day The members went directly to tho committee meet~s as given 1n the daily program above

EVE~lING

The evening service ot worship opened at 705 in the church The pastor omokoko ~rcus presided Dorotht Gilbert was pianistand Ndju1u Jean led the singing

The Conqueror was sung Wanyi Louis le d the evening prayer The congregation sang Trust and ObeY The Socipture lessons was read from the Gospel of Matthew~ chapter 19 bY EmWlgu Alphonse

Ndjulu ean sang The Nine ty and Nine as a solo The ser~on by Emungu Alphonse was directed to an appeal to all

present to interest themselves more in the youth of the land to work with them and to aid them to becolllil and to remain Christian

Love came Down at Christmastilllil was sung as a c10eing hym and the benediction was was pronounced by J M Davis at 756 The mambers lOOnt to t he evening comiittee meetings bull

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The morning session opened with the singing of n Braethe on Me Breath of God and Holy Chost With Light Divine ti bull lnna Wesley ~ played the piano Ndjulu Joan was the song leader and Shungu John Wesley the interpreter for tho morning

Prayer was offered by Shungu Joseph Spirit of God Descend upon p~ Heart was sung by the congregation Bishop Booth spoke on the subject n We Will (lome1 using John 11118-26 as the Scripture lesson prayer was led by pastor Shungu

After singing Majestic Sweetness Stts Enthronedl the conference move into the bus ine se of t he day

The Bishop announced the results of the ballot to deternine the order of the reserve clerical delegates to the Central Conference as

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follows MiSSionary HT ~clin HT Wheele~l IU TownsleyLay Djati Daniel Wetshi Victor omeonge Josepn

Results of the third lay ballot for central Conference delegates were announced by the Bishop Lorena KOlly was elected The fourth ballot for lay delegates to t he Central Conference was taken to name the remining one missionary delegate and one African delegate

Wetshi Victor just roturned from a trip to an ecumenical oonference in Switzerland spoke to the conference of his trip and of t he meeting which he attended

The report of the Board of Educationw as read by EmunguAlphonse ~After considerable debate and two amendments the report was received as amended and is so printed as report No 4

The results of the fourth lay ballot for Central Coriference was given by the Bishop) Edith ~rtinwas elected~ The fifth ballot to elect the remaining African lay delegatwas taken

The conference was in vecess from 10 JJt to 10)6The session was resumed with the Singing of Work for the

Night Is Coming Membors of t he Nominations Committee flere excused for a brief sess ion uPon nomination by Shawraba Pierre AJ Reid and Emungu Alphonse were elected assistant statisticians

D1rnandja AntOine recent graduate of the united secondary School at Katubwe greeted the conference and spoke of the school there

The report of the Music Committee was given by Emungu Alphonse received by the conference and is printed as report No5

The fifth ballot for lay gelegate to Central conference was taken

The report of the Committee on Audio visual Aids was read byAshema Pierre received by the Conference and is printed as Report No6

The report of the Finance Comittee was read by Eluhu Joseph and with some amendments received by the conferencemiddot It is printed as report No 7

The results of the fifth lay bamplloD for Central Conference were announced - nO election

Tho conference elected Kenneth Jones as assistant secretary with responsibility for pro of reading~the stencils of daily proceedings and reports so that the merlbers of t he conference might take home with them an account of the work of the conforence

The report of the Committee on the celebration of the fiftioth anniversary of the work here was read by Shaumba pierre and received by the Conference The request for additional personnel was referred to the Comr1ittce on Nominations It is printed as Report No8

17 Upon motion by Mildred Lovoll and second by HT ~clin the

Conference voted unanimously to change its name to lrEglise MBthodiste au Congo Central

Upon motion of EF Smith second of HT Maclin the conference voted unanimoually to consider tho Fiold Co~ittee the executive body of the Annual Conference and as the petltionmg bady tor the Qe_nume~an4 to-receive ~bd porsonnalite civile

The Bishop announced tho results of tho sixth ballot for laydelega te to Central conference Tunda 1ndre was elected

After instructio~s by tho Bishop the first ballot for reserve lay delegates to central conference was taken

The report of the lJedical Committee was read by Dungu pius but action on it was suspended until the next busincess session of tho confernce

AnnounceIOOnts by the bishop and others concerned t he hours and places of meeting~ of committo~s to finish their work~_

The report l51 the Nominatlon Committee for a sla lie for reserve dele8ates to the CpO was presented with t he following ames Tunda Shungu TUnda Andre Ukunda Andre

The voting on this shat will be done at the next business session

The conference adjournea at 12 oclock noon with prayer

AFTERNOON1m zoombers of the conference met in committees as scheduled

in the d~ily program above At 430 the bishop and some members of the conference who were

not engaged went to Lodja Cite where the bishop dedicated the new church He was assisted by the district superintendent Moise Ngandjoshy10 tho district missionary HT Maclin and by t he church pastor pau unyangunga

EVENING

Tho pastor of the host churchl omrOkoko Marcus presided at the evening session which opened at 71u7 with the singing of the hymorr~

I~i uAmazing Grace Dungu Albert led the group in prayer Sun of MY Soul was sung The speaker for the evening service was rs Telesia Shuamba

he used John ~3l for a text and spoke with great feeling of the reali ty of t he pre sence of Chris tand of t he warm Chris tian feelowship into which she entered during the five yars she and Fastor Shaumha were aproad for study

Special music a violin duet was provided by Dorothy Gilbert and Ethel Homfeldt They were acempanied at the plano by Robert White

Annimae White led the group in prayer Love Came Down at Christmastizoo was sung and the service thus closed at 7159

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KORNlJIi The first se88ion of the day began at 8 00 withtbe singing of 1tCome ThOU8

Almighty King This was foll~ by I Know Nat What tho Future Hathn Elaine CrMer was the pianist and Djulu Joan load tho etng1ng J H Maw offered the prqer Ie88C1lS fran the Bible fran the Gospel of John 1121-27 and 141-9 wre aead by Shaumbe Pierre who 8orred as interprejJor The bishop spake on the subjeot I Give Them Won Pastor Shaumbe loc1 the ccmgregatiOll ~ prayer and then tho 8loup BaDC-I Know thatJ(r BedoelllOr Livetha The bishop pronounced the bonedicticm aDdmiddot the coaterenco 1l0Yed into the businoss of the day

A ballot for lesefte delegate to tho CPO was taken Results of the ballot tor reserve lq delegates foo the Central Conference

were announced by the bishop KlH1ltmar7 lq deleptea raaked in order to be oalled arel Robert White Burleigh Iev and Ami_e White Reserve ~leee delegatos are (in order selected) llllllDba Victor ~ Antoine alii tJkunda Andre This completed all balloting for Central CCI1ferenco

A report of the NalinatiQD8 CCIIIII1ttoe preacmted the follovlDg alate for the regicmal em conferODco at latako Kanba in August of this yeara

Iq Clerical Yuml Jacques 3- W ShuDgu Telesia Shaumba Asbema Pierre lliIiau Paul Ndjati JlaD1el w s Hughlott Bgandjole Moise Annie laura W1Dtrey UaOkoko lmiddotfarcus

BMmbulu Jean lit H lovell J ~ Davis

The names presented above include the aaainaticms lII8de poundrca the floor The ballot was taken

The Bishop announced the realts of the ballot for CPO reserve la1 delegates 8S the election of Tunda Shungu Frangois an lunda Andri In that order

lfgandjolo Moise made a moticm which vas duq ssccaded to divide Lodja distriot lAxlja North and lAxlja South creating two districts poundrca one This was passocl by the conferenoe

The medical oaamittee report presented 7osterdq was taken up for oonsideraticm After the de1e1C1l of two paragrapba the report vas received by the cCllference and 1s printed as Report No9

The report of the coaa1two OIl Social EvangeUa ws read by Upelill Daniel E F Smith proposed an ammdJDellt to tho report in suaest1Damp a workship on marriage aDd famil1 life clurini the v1a1t of Bishop and fra Hazen G Werner in OcotJer The question asked in paragraph five of this report WaS ansvored in the negative by the canferenco The report as aJEnded was reoeived by the cOllference and is printed as report nO 10 The ccmaittee was instruoted to prepare a report to be a supplement to this one ong a working oaomittee for the workshop (Tbts report was reoeived by the conference during the afternoon and is printed as a supplement to tho original report under the same number)

19 The report or the historical cOlll1ttee wacs road by K1mbulu Paul and received

by the ccmference It is rinted as report nO 11 The report or the Board of Evangelism vas read by Upelili DaJdel After

considerable di8cussion and some amendments it was received b7 the oonference and is printed as report nO 12 Tho Bishop instructed the conferenoe aecretar to have this ropOJt mimeographed immediately tor distribution before tho end at the cantoreDCe

The bishop announced the results of the ballot tor the cro regiODal ccmterence E H mell Uirtinll Paul and l61seu Emile were elected with J M Davis as reserve for E H Lovell and Ndjati Daniel for H1seu Emile Another vote was taken to complete the list

The conterence was in recess fran 1026 to 1042 The morning business was resumed with singing III Gave J(r Life for Thee Results or the second ballot tor the cro regional conference were

announced with WS Hughlett elected (Annie laura W1nfrey as reserve) and Yumi Jacquos (with Telesia Shaumba as reserve) Iukal1 RCIlere read tho r~port of the CltDIDittoo CIl Literature and Publications Thoro vas a di8CU8sion of a suitable term for translation intoOtetela or IIHoq Spirit led b7 John W Shungu The dee1sion an this mattor was carried over to the afternoon ses8icm There was amendment or the report ard it _s received b7 the oOlterence and is printed as report nO 15

The report or the caxm1ttee CIl tho translation or tho Bible into Otetela was read b7 IllkaH Honare rooeived b7 the cOlterence and is printed 8S report nO 16

Tho report or the lGDguage fJcan1ttee was road by InkaJ i Hcmore and was received by the Conference _ is printed as nO 17

The bishop announced a 8888iCll or the canmittoes or Group VI d1rectq after lunch to be followed b7 a cltllterence bu8iness Be881C1l at 3100 A check-up was made or the caom1ttee8 which have yet to report

The Committee on NltlIl11naticms was authorised to cCIltinue work em ccam1ttee assignments after the conference by the group of the district in which is appointed the cha1rman The result8 or their work is to be passed to all membors by correspODdence

The report of the Board of Mi8siCllS was read by Pierre Sbaumba It was carried over to the afternoon ses8ion for aotiCll by the cCllterence

The noon hour having arrived tho morn1ng sa8siCll was chosed with prpprbull

AlIfomAt 320 the afternoon sessiCil opened with the singing of -I KnOW in Whan I have BelievedK ~Tbe Conference received the report of tho Board or Hl8sions which had boen read at the morning sessiClli it is printed as report nO 18

Kirabulu Paul rend the report of tho Agriculture CaDlllittee Which was received by tho conference and is printed as report nO 19

The report or the Atotala people 1108 read by OntJd1nga FraDgois Atter Y1 a great doal of discussion and several amendment8 itIIiBs received by the

conferrence and is printed as report nO 20 J M Davis spake or the theological school at lIilungwish1 The conference

was asked to accept the BamO of the school the Kareka-Iimbulu Theological School Bishop Booth explained the origin of the name The ccmference voted to adopt this nome$ A voto also WIlS taken for expression of the opinion or the conference which is that studonts UP to 35 years of age ought to be accepted thero and that it is highly dosireabJo that the wives of students have finished the fifth year of primary school

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Kimbulu Charles the first Congolese full member of this Annual Conference was presented to the canference ond sanething of his life recounted for the benefit of the now members of the group

The report an Youth Work _s read by Iuhaka Jean It was received by the conference vith the eaeption of point 8 which was referred back to the youth organisatian The reportjampprinted as report nO 21

1I1kali Hanore read the report opound the Iambuth project which was received by the conference and is printed as report nO 22

The ccmterence sang at this point -Take L1te aDd Let It BeshyKiss SaDdr B~ delegate tran the AngOla CaDterence spoke to the

cCllference of the work or her conrerence and or the likeness of problems and opportunities betweeh Angola aDl Oentral Oongo

n T H1clin and Baile Iuhahi _re elected fratenJal delegates to the Southem Congo Annual Caaference in 1960

Djulu Jean read the report CIl Mens Wcrk 11 was 8III8Jlcled to 887 tbat the leaders of the church should enccurap eithing and practice it reabter than trying to reduce the apporticmments for caaference causes The repOlt as amended was received and is printed a8 report nO 23

Arter nClDinati0n8 trom the floor a written ballot vas taken torccmteshyrence lq leader The following wre ccmtirmed a8 district lq leaders Katako Kambe lDungu Alphonse KiDrhl EluDgu lhcaaJ Iol~aJ Turda Sbuneu v1th Eluki Daniel 88 assietont Lclmela 0ra1a Antoine 1Ungo Umumbu VictorJ Tunda omena Jean Wembo NJua tud~u B1I1le

The suppleaenttU7 report of the caam1ttee em social evangellsm settins up the working camaittee tor the Christian Famil1 Vorkahop with Biahop Verner vas read by Upelili Deniel and reoe1wd by the ocmterence It i8 printed as a supplement to report DO 10

The bishop announced the results of the electiCll of a oODterence lay leader Djulu Jean was elected

J Me Davis gave two reports traamiddot the HI8ampdGDa17 Otamttee 1 Because or insurance r8lulotiCll8 and oolaDial lawa DO peJSCll8

except missilt1lOl7 personnel JttBT be carried in miS81cm ftldclea Ho passengers who pq are allowed in these vehicles This was adopted by the cODterenoe

2 Preaentaticm of the idea of having tile acmterenoe ae881m at 0 camp ground The cCDference re~ected the ideo of appointing a oltmlittee to explore this aDd in so doing rejected also the idea or such a settinamp tor conference

The bishop asked disciplinar1 question 32 latako Kaabe through Shaumba Pierre invited the conference to have its 1960 sessiCll there The invitatian was accepted

The report at the acam1ttee of the dilltr1ct auperintenaents liaS read by Ncljati Daniel received by the ccmterance it is printed as report nO 24shy

The canference voted to elected the ccmterence secretal7 J K Davis editor of the conference joumal and to ccmsider the mtographed IItimrtes of the conference as the official jClU1Dal

Ngandjolo Moise asked for ruling aD hOW bis milage as conterence secretary of evangelism was to be paid There beiDa no provtaian tor this Bishop Booth offered a sum or m0De7 for this purpose with the underatonding that the Finance Committee would take care of it next 79ar aDd there after The district missionary who warks with Super1ntendent Nandjolo was asked to assist him with the necessary correspondence for this conference appointrDent

The mimeographed copies of the report of the Board of Evangelism 1laquore received Qlld distributed at the time

The question of an otetela equivalent tor Hoq Spirit was taken up 21 There was a livel3r discussion As between the expressiClls modi udiaJ kololo and ed1mu kololotf the second expressiCll was to be preferred not one vote was given to the first However When the currentJyen used expression n)UJDa k01010 ws put be side tho aecClhd or the nev expressiona a vert considerable preference was eq)lessed for the term now emplo-ed

Annamcements were DUlde by the bishop and H T Maclin and the 8essiClll ended at 622 EYJND9

The ~ sessiOD began at 730 with the siDgiDg of lead On 0 K1Dg Eternal- aDd middotGuide He 0 Thou Great Jehovah- AnnieIaura W1Dtrey Pla1ed the piano and D3ulu Jean led the singing Itred Burlbaugb Was interpreter He read fJJom the gospel of John two seleotiOl18 19-17 and 123S-37 Ngandjolo offered an evening prtqer

A group at m88icaar188 trca Veaabo H1ama statiCll 8aDg U1l8cccapaniad 0 Thou Head and Source at B1ess1rJgbullbull

The report at the re80lutiCils Ocmadttee reoe1wd and is printed as report nO 25

The Social Evangeliall oaa1ttee aaked to be allowed to add the tollOWiJW names to their worldng group tar the Tunda Jaaiq Ltte cCllterence in October biliaka Jean Ulamda Andre Dr B1tch-Ierampen Edith Martin Mls UJa Iubl The conference acoeptM these add1tiCllal ID8JIber8 or this group

aHe Ieadenth He was sung ard then B1shop Booth gave h1s olofJjng Esaage to the conferenoe I Make You Preeshy

Following th1a meditatiCll J H Davis led the group in pramplW Bishop Booth then read the apppo1ntment8 and offered a c1oesiD8 pnqer

The conterence was adjoumed ror th18 seaaiCll at 858 Arter the delet1Cl1l of

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two paragraphs the report was received by the cCllference and 1s printed as report nO 9

The report of the cOllllllittee an Social EvaDplism ~ read by tJpelili Daniel EF Smith proposed an arraeutMnt to the report in suaest1ng a wadBb6p em marriage and family lite during the visit of Bishop aM 8 Basen GWerner in Ocoter The questiCll asked in paragraph tive of this report was a1l8WeJed in the negative by the cCllference The report as amended was received by the conference and is printed as report nO 10 The caaittee vas instructed to prepare a report to be a supplement to this ODe 1M a vork1rJg cClllllittee for the workshop (This roport was received by the cCllference during the afternoon ~ is printed as a supplement to the original report under the same DUlI1ber)

The report of the historical caDlittee vas read by Kimbulu Paul and received by the conference It 18 printed as report no 11

he report of the Board of Evangelism vas read by Upelili Daniel Atter cCllsiderable disoussiCll and some amendments it was- received by the oCilference and is printed as report nO 12 The Bishop instructed the cCllference secretary to have this report mimeographed iDIIlediateq tar distribution betore the end at the conference

The Bishop announced the results of the ballot tor the CPO regional conference EHIovell llIinu Paul and Huseu ampdle were elected with J H Davis as reserve for E$ H Lovell and Ndjati Daniel for )lJseu ampdIe Another voted was taken to complete the list

The conferenoe was in recess trom lOI26 to 10142 The morning business was resumed with singing ItI Gave ~ Ute for Theell bull Results of the secord ballot for the OPO regjOfIal conference were annoulced with lQS lfughlett elected (Al1lie La1Ua iriillfrey ns roserve) and tum Jacques (with Telesis Shaumba as reS61middot The relgt0t~j Oil tl1e Girls Hanes ws read by MrsmiddotUya hlko11 (lIt was recoived by the coniniliIC3 OllO iE1 p-L1ted as report nO 1) Mrs Iukali ther rEJad the report on Tf~___ _ ~_ 1 __1 ~~ lot ~~c n 1 c~ ~ 0

CERTIFICAT DE DIACRE

Par 1a presente avis est donne 1 tous que sous la

protection de DIEU TOUT PUISSANT et nayant en vue que Sa

G101re je soussiene Newell Snow Booth 1 un des eveques de

LEGLISE METHODISTE a1 aujourdbu1 par l1mposltion des mains

et la pri~re consacre au minist~re de DIACRE dana 18 dite

Egl1se Niethodiste Kasongo JerOmeUmansuo Albert Saaaro

Pierre ~n1amba Armand Ta Ko1 Daniel et Onema Joseph qUi

selon la decision de la Conterence ADnUelle du Congo Central

sont reconaus qualities pour cette sainte charge Ils sont

par la presente recammand6s l tous comme ayant capacite dshy

administrer le bapt~me et de ce1ebrer mariages et services

fun~bres en 1 absence dtun Anc1en et de Pa1tre le Troupeau

du Chr1st aussi longtemps que leurs esprits et leurs conduites

seront conformes l lEvang11e du Chr1st et quils continueront

de maintenir le saine expression du message chretien dapres

les doctrines etabliees de lEvang11e

En iemo1gnaee de quoi jsppose ma signature et le

sceau de ma charee oe dix-neuvieme jour de JUillet de lnnnee

de NOTRE SEIGNEUR mil neuf cent cinquante-neuf It Lodja

Newell Snow Booth

C E R T I F I CAT D A N C I EN

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Par la presenteisVis est donne 1 tous que sous 1a

protection de DIEU TOUT PUISSANT at nayant en vue que Sa

gloiro Je stlueslguG Newell Snow Booth lun des evques

de L EGLISE IVfIllIHODISTE Bssista pa r Ie s anciens pr6sents A

18 ceremo~ie ai aujourdhui par imposition des mains et 1a

pri~re consacre au m1nist~re dANCIEN dana Is dite Eg1ise

Methodiste Urna DJe1a AUfuste qUi se10n 1a decision de 18

Conference Annuel1e du Congo Central est reconnu qua1itie

pour cette sainte charge II est par 1a presente recammashy

nde a tous comme ayant capacite d t adm1nistrer les Sacremen~s

de ce1ebrerles C6rimon1es et de Pa1tre Ie Troupeau du Chr~t

aussi longtemps que son espr1t et sa condu1te seront conformes

A lEvangile du Chr1st et quil continuers de maintenir 1a

saine expression du message chretien dapr~s 1es doctrines

etab1iees de lEvang11e

En temoign8ge de quai jappose ma signature et Ie

scesu dems charge ce dix-neuvi~me jour de jui11et de lannee

de NOTRE SEIGNEUR m11 neut cent cinquante-neut A Lo~ja

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Dlsci~linary Questions

Part 1 Organization Bnd Introductory Report

1 Who are the officers of the coQference President Bishop Newel~ S Booth Secretaries Pierre ltishems Josepq M- Davis Assistants Eduard Smith Tunda Shungu Fran~ois Kenneth

Jones Statistician Pierre Shaumba Assistant _ J amplid lbungu alphonse Treasurer John Wesley Shungu Assistant Tunda Andre

2 Is the annual oonference inoorporatedYes It is inoorporated with personalite oivile II and 11

representant legal II MWLovell and suppleantsIUTownsley WSHuglett and Joseph M Davis

3 Is an auditor appointed for the treasurers books Marshall W Lovell

4 What is the report of the program commi ttee See daily proceedil)gs

S Who are members of the boards snd committees See conference boards and committees

6 (0) Who is elected conference lay leader Djulu Jean

(b) What i$ his report See report no2)

(c) Who are oonfirmed district lay leaders

Ktltako Kombe Emungu itlphonseKindu Ulungu Thomas Lodja Tunds Shungu FranCois-Lomela Oyaya ~toine Mingo Umumbu Victor Tunda Lomena Jean Wembo Ny-ema Ludju Emile

7 What is the report or the district superintend~ as to tl the status of work within their districts snd s~gestions for the ruture See report npl

11 Pertaining to Ministerial Relation

8 Having made inquiries as to the 1i1e and character of the ministerial members or the Conference does the Board of Ministerial Qualiricstions recommend that their lives are such that they be continued in the errective ministryYes except those listed under no 2Q

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9 Who are accepted supply pastors Ndjati Pierre Diandja Pierre Unyumbi Emile Shungu Aupounduste Ytmge l~iichel didiemn Paul WeshymbUlua Jean Yembs hlbert ana Kenemo Isaac Usungo Pius Pungu Daniel NdjadiAndja Albert Uwandji Ndjst1 Albert Ndjeshyktlnho albert Matete imdre Etshima Hlphonse Olele Jean Ukita Kanda Jean Utatu Pierre OnlUya Nicolos Ukitana PolycarpWets-hi UkWlpoundo Cosmas Ngoi Joan

1A What accepted supply pastors now under full time appointment are taking the Conference Course of Studyr None

11 Who are recommonded to take the course for reception on trial Hyombo Emile Ukitana Polycarp Wetshi Ukungo Cosmas Koi a Hyango iUmand

12 Who ore received on trial I Elembe Mathias Elemba Joseph

13 Who remain on trial

(a) In the studies of the first year1 Elembe Mathias 2 Oleka Pierra Udimba PQul Dikitele Michel Osongo Antoine

Lukeli Raphael(b) In the studies ofgt the second year

1 None 2 Nonebull

(c) In the studies of the fourth year1 Nona 2 Jones Stevenson

(d) In the studies of the fourth year 1 None 2 Douglas Crowder

(e) Exempt from the conference course of study because of graduation from the logical school Onema Joseph

14 Who on trial are discontinued None

t5 Who are admitted into full connection Kason~o JerOme Umanguoamplbert Shango Pierre KinYAmbe Armand To Koi Daniel

16 ~t full members are in studies (a) Of the third year

1 Kasongo Jerome Umanguo Albert Shango Pierre Kinyamba Armand Ta Koi Daniel

2 Pungu ~lbert UmOkoko Pierre tl

(b) In the studies of the fourth year1 Lokoto Paul ilkasa ~lphonse Dende Andre Dioneo Albert

TtUleku Daniel Lungunga Jean 2 None

17 What full members have completed the studies of the fourth year Uma Djela Auguste

18 Wbo have been elected and ordained Deacons (a) as Local Preachers None

(b) As Conferenoe i~lember$ in the course of studies Kasongo JerOmel Umanguo Albe~t Sh~nampo Pierre Kinyambe ~rmand Tako1 vanicl Onem~ Jo~eph (Onema Joseph comas under the seminary rUle~J

191 Who have beert elected ond ordained elders (a) ~s local preachers None (0) As eOnference members in the course of study uma Dje1a

Auguste 1

20 Who have had their Conference membership terminated (a) By vo1unter Location None (0) By involuntary Looation None (c) By withdrawal Ukundji Jean (d) By withdrawal under complaints Lokonga Basile ( e) By Judie1 a1 Procedure None

21 ~t ministerial members have died during t~e year HP~nker

22 What ministers have been retired (a) This year Lumumba Jramp1e Lupanu auguste(0) Previously K1mbulu Charles Fadia1a Pierre

Kimbu1u Cbar1es Fadia1a fierre H P Anker

23 Who are left without appointment to attend schoo1Y None

24 What other personal nototions should be made c~lj Chappelltransperred July 19$8 to the southern Cll1fornia ar1zmiddotona ~nnuo1 Conference Onema Joseph on trial was transpred july 18 19$9 from the Southem Coneo Annual Conterence Elemba Joseph was admitted on trial July 18 19$9 under the sominaryrule

Part 111 General Business

25 What are the reports of the boards and committees and secretarief of the conference Sae reports of the various committees

26 1iVhDt is the report of the conference statistician See report No2

27 What is the report of the conference treasurer See report No 3middot 28 W~~t is the report of the auditing committee All is in order 29 WhAt is the schedule for minimum support for pastors and teacher

The field committee is the salary committee 30 Wbot apportionments of conference funds are recommended by the

finance conmittee SOG report Nolmiddot 31 ~hat are the objectives of the conference tor the coming year See committee reports

32 Where shall the next session of the conference be held Katako Kombe

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27 ft port No1

BEfORT OFW ORK OF THE CONPEREHlE Fltm THE YEAR 1958-59

For the prophecy came not in old time by thewill of mam but hol1 men ot God spake as they were moved by the Holy Ghost (II Pet 121)

Fran the turning over of the work of God into the hands of Africans a1IIi their laymen we see abundant blessing fran the working togetber without jealou-r

W8en we see the growth and the work or spreading the gospel in the past year we are exceedingly grateful tor the prqars of the Church everywhere the gospel has been spread

I WORK 0pound m CmmeH

1 The fruits of the spreading or the gospel to the church or our sectiCll we have Calle to have III8D1 witnesses in a number of places insQllUch that people have marvelled at our taith in Jesus Christ and his Church

2 This year we give thanks to God that He has heard our prqersl tor the harvest is great but the laborers tew We nov see young man and wanen receiving the call to become preachers teachers and nurses in our church

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This year we have seen allch tru1ttraB the work of the preachers in seeking new people in choosing and baptizing new members they worked together with the superintendents in carrying the work torward this year

We are most grateful tor the work done together by the ~ and the preachers The laymen have shown their love in helping cur preachers in the spreading of the gospel Even though we did not CeDe up to our wishes in tinances they worked hard as they were able according to the ability or the various churches

The people of the churches in nearl1 all districts are undershytaking to increase both spiritual interest and tinancial supportbull

The source of the greatest aavance in the spreading of the gospel this past year was the teaching or Bishop Pickett when we were with him at Mukumadi in October of 1958 His teaching stirred up pastors and laymen to work hard among our people in all the villages

In the evangelisito meetings in JDaD1 many villages in the various districts the Holy Spirit gave us much truit fran the spreading of the gospel

Tbebuilding ot churches ia greatl1 incresating The people of the villages themselves and their leaders are proud to have the good churches that they themselves are building

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Also the District Missionaries are joining in by building permanent church buildincs in the districts and we are expecting much blessing to the people through these churches

In our centers of Lomela Kindu Lodja and Klbombo there is need of ~ssionaries and the building of homes for our workers Especially at Klbombo and Lodja is there need of missionaries for there is wonqerful desire there for the work of the C~urch

This year we hsve seen a growth in the quarterly conferences and those in the district conferences are realiz~ng mor~ than ampver the need of working together with the membership of the churches When we hear the good reports from the leaders we realize what a revelation these oonferences are to the church people on the work of the Churchbull

bullr 1~e are grateful to the Annual Conference to B1shop Booth

and to Brothers Marshall Lovell and John ~esley snunsu for the recording of the work done by the evaneelists and pastorsthroughout the year Our Confer~nce is cOming better to understand this work

We are extremely erateful to the District Missionaries and to the missionaries of each station for their working toeet~er with the aricans This work shows us that in Christ there are no boundaries

Let ts bet on with the work saying Our elephant not myelephant ll

bull The missionaries will be joyfurwhen they see much fruit from their work here in Africa so join hands with ~ricans in the work of the Gnurch while there is still time to help them

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THE CHURCH SCHOOL

In the ahurch School we have a great instrument to aid in the spreading of the gospel of the Lord Jesus and in drawing people to him We have many pupils in the Church School but not enough leaders and teachers for this great work on the stations and in the villages We request our Bishop and the members of the Annual Conference to ask on our behalf for missionaries trained in Church School work that they may lead us as Bishop Pickett did in the spreading of the gospel

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WOMhN IS SOCIETY

In this past year we are appreciative of a great awakening in the Womans Work in all districts The enthusiasm of the women for this work has shown itself in great development The African and missionary members worked hard to bring the light of Jesus to the hearts of many women Last year this work went slowly but this year it has greatly developed for the women are now unde standing the work of the Church The women are carrying forward the wOlk of God The treasury of the MiIlpounda women paid for an pvAngAlist this year

29 There was a great Womans Society conference in Panya

Tshekc of Lodja District The gitts of the women of LodjaDistrict durinr this year came to 19930 francsJ In almost all sections the women increasod in numbers and in giving

The Day ot Frayer was a ereat blessing to the women of all districts

The romans School work in the v8rious sections grew this year for the desire of the women to learn to read brought light among them

4 YOUTH WORK

Wo praise God that he has helped us in our youth Work toa erowth greater than in past years Nearly every station hes a youth leader The young tolk have their own meetings apart from the meetings ot the adults In their meetings they divide the work up according to their proEram

The young folk enjoy going out into the villages to hold services--bl car or on toot They are winning people by their evangelism

They are doing many works of mercy and they contribute financially to the work of the Church For example at Ming~ they paid the travel of the delegates to the Laymanls CoDference at Luluabourg They contribute rerularly month by month Theylook forward to a bigger program next year than this

11 fEACBING CHRIST IN OUR SCHOOLS

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Tho Lord Jesus said Let the little ones come unto me ~n we see the great pleRsure of children in play we realize what an opportunity we have--and we seize it-- in our schools In the work tor the little ones we accomplish two things we find those who will take their places in the first year of the school and in the Church ~nd secondly the parents are happy to be able to leave their little ones in the care of those who will watch over them in love and who will teach them songs and memory verses Our thanks to those who carry on this work

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1 fASBORS SCHOOL

From ebout the time ot the beginning of our annual Conferenc until today we have had the annual P~stor s School ~c see those who really have desire to become leaders in the Methodist Church that they devote themselves to study

tve delight in the aeal of some to become elders in the Chure We regret that some ask to take this special study but are unable to keep up with the difficul t boelcR of these later ye~~

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3D Those who are chosen for these oourses should devote themselves to them Taoy should do much readlDf~ of a sort that 11111 helpthem In beooming elders

REGIONAL SCHOOLS

The reglonal sohools prove a great blesslng TOOy demonstrashyte that the leaders have remembered the parents of ohlldren and have undertaken to arrange that chlldren might have thelr sohoollne neer thelr parents and at lower cost than for those who board on the misslon stations ~ny of these vlllAge parentado not have much Income So classes up through the third fourth and even flfth years are elven out 1n the d1strlcts

Even G1rl fa Romes liave been started In some rerlonal centers l

such as at Sh~ Ko1 and Oagerl han g1rls are eolng In for schoollng these days llke the boys

The teachers bave really devoted themselves and many have worked along wlth the directors In tollowlng out the school program to develop the children TboJ bave worked togetheralso In promotlng selt-aupport In the Church It 18 our hopefor the comina year that there ma be such evangelism QIDOng the students that msn students will came personall to be stroDe Cbl1stlans

oms HOlIES

Wo give thanks to God tor the tact that In these last years OUr girls have great deslre for schooling and are golng on faltbfully many ot them even to the higher grades We have never belore seen such readlness on the poundlrls parts to abstain from early marriapounde and to go on with their schoolingSow are grateful to God 3nd to the missionaries who are encouraging them along this line to go forward

Some girls have reAched even the secondary eebOOlJmiddot _oygirls bave become Chr1stians and Are living lives that br1ngjoy to their leaders

Many girls are helping the Cburch preachiD6 and singingripoundbt along with the boys--not bolding back timidly as in other days T~ girls take much pleasure in sewing classes and in farming Our hope for our YOlJlamp women is that they will became leaders in the Cburch like the missionories

s BOYS BOARDING DEPJtRTMiNT

On stations and 1n some re~ional Schools there are boysboarding departments Those who have finished their local

schoola are bullbull the atottons They have the privilege of living~there and or elas on with the higher classes On nearly all or ~ atatlonl bePe a ROW aood living quarters

bere are man Cbr~st~a ~oAS these boys Tbey gladly serve aa teaohers in the Cblu-oA So~Ols and teacb each other new ao_ fhe help be Chur~h with theirorterlngs and go out into the v111ages preacb1ng the gospel ot the Lord Jesus In evans_liatic meetings they bave given themselves to praJer W 8101)14 a4vise parent 8 to send tbeir ch11dren to sohool tlOJa tile aSA ot six 0 that they can in time go on to l)1gber ahooling

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STATION ~CHOOLS

We give 0)4 thanks tor the work tbat bas been done by Him tor our atudente this yeart_apy obtldren did not havetlie- PI Vilege or atteftcSng SChoo ~wever ror there were not enough teachers

This year we haver~foiced t~tbe Biahop has given the responsibility ot directorships ot some ot our schools to amptricans wbo have worked in love and good relations along with the teachers and the missionaries

Many teachers have worked along with students in buildshying school buildings end teachers houses Much handwork W8S done on all the posts and much good taTDL1ng was done

The School Inspector praised tbe work ot SOIIl$ ot our teachers ratios some a8 vel1 gooclmiddot and some aB fOOd nbull Teachers helped the work otthe Churcb in the distrets and on the posts students continue to learn new bJllllls ot praiseIn some places there was increase in their giving and tithes

7 ~1ACKINNON SCHOOL OF HOM BCONOIUCS

This school started with three atudents in the first year Tbey were all post-primary Out ot ~ beginning this p8 st year_27 finisbetl the year We lost one trom the tirst year and one from the second

All the stUdents ot the third rear class received certifi shycates Six were post-primery and nine peri-primary Now all the pupils in the school have became Christians

~e tried to strengthen the teaching of religion in working with the Youth Group the Womans Society the Church School etc PUpils ot the tirst and seoond year gave a play on the Lite of Jesus

This year the girls sewed mattresses and other articles for the home Same were weak in class-room work Othera did well Some the girls look forward to marriage and some toward caree) r

These days when some young folk are finishing SecondaryScbool it looks to us 9S though we should not receive any more from peri-primary but only from post-primary

When Miss Reinecke returns from furlough we shall begin tp make plans for the school buildings and build them quicklyfor our students need their houses

From the work ot the teachers of our school and of Mama Edja our school has gone forward

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TEACHER t S SCHOOL

This year we have had twelve students in the second yearand eigqteen in the second year All students for the ~nrenticeTeacher fS Scboo1 take one year firat in the Evange11stlsSchool Then if their grades are satisfactory they enter the first year of the Apprentice Teachers School Many students among them have a great urge for eva~e1ism ihen they finish this school they will be able to help their pupils both 1n the school and 1n the Church

We praise God exoeeding1y that we have been enab1ed t~build a new school bU11ding for them this year

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EVANGEiJST f 8 SCHOOL

This year we have had 7S students in this school Condidates nurrb ered 119 coming from latako Koglge Lomela Kindu Tunda ~Vembo Hyams Lot~ and Minge Only 75 ot these passed the enshytrance eaSminations We asked Kstako Koube to help us aut bytaking ~ of these Thev srfled anCL now have these studentsThIs yefi we r~n1s~a~ne scnool DU1ltt1ngs and-Degan 20 nouses for married students Wemiddot are exceedingly thsnktu1 to God for his help and blessing Bishop Brashares from overseas gave us grenthelp with $ 16~ for this building program We expect new evangelists to cOme in this year from the districts as they did this past year Send your evangelists promptly in August to enter our school There will be a p10ce for them

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MONItORS SCHOOL

The work of the school has gone forward this year even though sickness and other mission work of same of the teachers bas held us back somo

We have a new program in the first year ModernHumanities as prescribed by the Government We feel that our students will gain new knowledge in french and in mathemati~s from these new studies

First year students took Dutch under Mr DoRuiter When he left there was noone to continue this course But as the Government informed us that this course wnS optional English1s now be1ng taught

~t the beginning of this year we had 122 students Now we have lpb including three girls Thirteen stUdents Qf the fourth year and e1ght of the third expect to receive their diplomasthis year They taught Church School c19sses and in the Youth Group They will b~come good leaders in our schools

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WOMANS SCHOOL

Vmiddotve are happy that many women attended the Womans Schools Many were already llterqte and others are studying bard Theylearn divers subjects I Blble language care of the home and of their children The teachers taught the women with kindness and real concern

Out in the districts too women learned trom our leaders In many places we see a real desire to go torward in literacy These classes are growing in numbers of students We anticipate that these women will beoome good Christl~ns and will learn hashybits of oleanliness

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GOVERN)ttENT LAY SCHOOL AT LODJA

This year in the Government Lay School we had courses of religion for 239 students In the Lay School there are four schools Pr1mary Monit~rs Metropolitan and Professlonal Pator Unyangungo taught some classes in the primary and in the Professional Schools ~ong eight protestant teachers three taught courses in religion

We mve 9 very cr~ing need of entering much more adequately into the urban work in this center We wont to press the work in the city and build more school buildings Womans School and and lodging for stUdents and te3chers We have recently finished building the preachers home there We must shepherd our stUdents who are in the Lay School and teach them in the things of God We need someone to work constantly there

14 MEDICAL WORK

We are thankful to God for having heard our prayers We hove dootors now at the three stations et Wenb 0 Nyama Tunde and Minga They are helping our people with their diseases and als~ helping them to become Christians The Durses also both missionary and ~rican are helping to carry this work forshyward

34 Many babies were born in our maternities Both missionaries

and Atricans have work~d in the dispensaries to combat the sickshynesses that woUld want to decimate our people Tlle nurses did not content themselves to treat people in the dispensaries onlYa but went out where they neard the sick were

Wo are hoping for more doctors and nurses for new diseases

are spreading in our country these days

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INDUSTRI4tL WORK

Nearly all our stations hsve hBd missionaries adept at building and at industrial work in general At Weubo Nama our big hospital is nearly completed Some industrial work at Wembo Ny~a could not be done because of the big job of buildingthis hospital At Mings W6 are building a Missionarya home and doing maintenance work on other buildings At Wembo Nalllll a well is being dug and is down to 61 meters They expect soon to str1ke good waterbull At K1ndu many buildings and furnishingstherefor have been built At Katako Kombe some buildings have been erected including same for At_ican personnel At LOdJa buildings including that opound the Apprentice Teachers School have been co~leted and includil)g an Atr10t1l1worker a home in the city Those in charge of industrial work mRke the observation thnt thehassiduity ot the workmen has not gone forward to keepPace wIt line lncreases In pay_

16 CONSTRUCTION OF LaMBUTa MEMORIAL HOSPITbL

We ~ve had difficulty in this work from the beginningbecause of shortage in missionary workers assigned t~ it Beshycause of this the work has not been finished even thougb the Government made its completion b1_~he first of April a condit shy

ion to their contribution of $ 60n0 They have now agreed to an extension of time to the end of December of this year We pray the Lord and beg our Bishop to find workers sufficient to complete the hospital this year

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AGRICULTURAL WORK

We are exceedingly thankful for the increase in our liveshystock during this year We have 90 she 50 chickens and 100 rabbits

This year we sold rabbits -to Minea LodJa Katako KcIlb e gnd Kindu and also 50 to the Governme~ agricultural agent atOma Djldi We find that sheep manure is excellent fertilizer for palm and coffee trees and for vegetable gardens

We are happy that people have bought wire fencing poUltrymedicines and vaccines and improved roosters for their flocks

5Third year students in the Monitors School had great success with beans and other vegetables in their garden for foreign vegetables Some made as much as 400 francs in four months

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MISSION fRESS

The work of tho pross has been slowed down this year because of the great increase in demand for Adult church school lessons Where the demand had been for 2000 copies 3200 are now needed The price has remained the same even thoueh salaries of the workers has gone up 3~ We are expecting shortly now a machine for the printing of pictures which will be of great service to us

It the missionary in charge of printing did not have other Jobs the work could go forward faster and needed literature could be supplied more promptly

SUlt1MitRY

As we finish our report for the year 19S8-19S9 we are verygrateful to Go4 for the help of the Holy 5pirit who led in the work of the Church of Jesus this year We pray God that our sehools and hospitals and their workers will all put their shoulders to this one basic task that the Church of Jesus Christ in Central Congo my faithfull1 go forward in the spreading of the gospel

We surrender ourselves in Goda hands that he may show us how to do his will in the coming year

District SUperintendents Dja trict Missionaries

Katako Kombe Shcwnba Pierre Chas Reeve

Lodja Ngandjolo MOise m DeRuiter

Lomela Shungu Joseph Burleigh Law

ambo Nyama Shungu J Wealer Mnrshall Lovell

Tunda Djati Doniel EH Lovell

Minge Museu Em11e JB Maw

Kindu Wctshi Victor (hast) JM Davis

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Report No2 ITEMS

ItK KinduILodjaLomelaM1nga ITuOOa WNya Total 51-58 IWorkers 10 510279 1156 591 Members ot Conference

A Under pastoral appointment I I I I I I I

9 ) 6 2 I 8 I 10 47 I 46 1 Uricans I a I I

I 1 1 4 I - 1 I 1 I 1 9 I 10 2 Missionaries I I I I I bull B Othersl middotmiddot middot middot middotbull I middotbull middotmiddot a middot middotmiddot I J a 2 1 Mricans - - - - ) I I I

II U 1 11 1-1 5 1 2 Missionaries middotmiddot I I I I I I I 1 I I a I 2 Members on trial I Ibull bull t I I

1 - 1 5 11 middot11 aA Mricans 1 I shy I middot bullbull I I middot a _1 1 I bull B Missionaries - I 2 - I middotbull I middot bull I Imiddot I 7 4 1 1 2 8 6 20 92 90 3 Missionaries I bull I a middot I Imiddot - middot I4 Other missiOnary workers - - - - I - - I - - I I I I I

5 Other SPlU1es pEstoral lIIOrkers raquo 12 1187 I 14 I 16 19 I 42 2raquo 295 I bull middot I I I Imiddot middot Alpproved supply pastors ) I 3 3 4 I 2 I 6 I 2l 18 1I shy c I Imiddotmiddot middotbull

B Local preachers and evangelists 2112 184 111 12 I 17 36 229 I m I receiving salary I I a I

6 Other Cbristian lIIOrkers 7 1 I 1 - 1 Z 5 38 79 223 t middot I 1 samiddot 7 Volunteer workers 18 1 14 58 2 I 58 6 679 1002 129 middotbull middotmiddot middotbull

A Local preachers ~ - - ~ 2 1 amp 3 I 1 I I

B Bbchorters am class leaders 185 I 14 I 58 2 156 amp 6 I 678 I 999 77IJ Ua I I I G

8 BaUzed chUdren under 12 178 1)2 7J9 41 ~fl 225 42S 1m 1699

~ --- shy f~ DWB4-Otltj 3bb-nlrnt3tt If

rf i ~~~ ~)-gtr ~ A) - - t- t~1 I ~ t t

KK KINDU LodjaLomelaMinga Tunda WN Total 57bull 58

middot middot II middot middot I

9 Enrolled beginners middot 877 middot 459 2191 297 870 middot 305 middot 1 2054 7053 10471 bull bull middot I Imiddot 10 Preparatory meDlbers 557 154 4649 1 75 321 863 1 965 I 7584 4715

middot 1 middot amiddot middot 11 Total on probatiom Sum of I I

89 and 10 1670 744 7583 413 1428 1393 )4i14 116615 116706 J Z J

12 Full members envolled 2717 ll87 5395 547 2084 2825 3402 18157 14828 middot middot I bull middot middotmiddot 13 Christian FamUies 1)4 231 648 60 219 248 398 1998 1758

Ibullmiddot 14 Members of ManI s Societies 58 998 bull 701 420 808 2985 a 2586

I middot bull bull middot middot 15 Members of Womens Soc1etieJ(5) 571 2798 1~ 1226 530 middot 2096 8450 middot 1076

I middot I Imiddot 16 Members Youth Societies 412 42 534 191- m 157 l468 2238 1754 I I

17 Number of preaching places 137 I 32 267 89 148 1SO I 216 1039 787 middot I

18 Sunday Schools 46 5 168 23 70 28 middot 55 395 332 I middot middot middotbull middot 19 Teachers and officers in

middot Imiddotbull middot

Sunday School 57 14 142 I 26 82 middot 50 243 616 I 543 I middotmiddot middotbull I

20 PupUs in Sunday Schools 2826 534 3898 I 502 2530 2748 5)llt 18352 18124 middot 1

21 lver-ge attendance middot 1297 320 1 2994 332 1891 1945 2SOO 114279 9514 amiddot middotbull middot middot middot 22 Chlldren Baptized (under a bull I middot middot

12 yrs) 1 31 I 284 14 84 87 96 714 I 54523 Adults Baptized 1 262 I 252 I 1383 88 325 685 473)1168 2919

I I bull middot 24 Beginners Received 877 1)41 2591- 297 808 225 924 6066 I 4004 middot middot middot 25 Preparatcry melnbers receiYed 64 96 1394 64 1 J)8 663 middot 569 3lSB 2156 middot middot middot 26 Full members from Probatio middot 268 252 I 1383 middot 93 325 middot 685 473

middotmiddot 3479

2922 middot I I UJ -_ YI I ~ __bull _ middotbull 1 bull bull poundampA 1-vi In lq I 4ll middot ~ tJ

tf~-3 ~C bull sr(rr ~~ J1N()t ~ f 0- -7 -- yo1

KK Kindu Lodja LomeJa Minga Tunda WN Total 57-58 28 Full members removed by Transf~r 2l~ 28 48 U 51 3 2 - 164 I 235 middot

bull bull middotmiddot middotmiddot middot 29 Full memters who died middotmiddot bull

11 11

82 14 29 middot middotmiddot 14 164 middot middot 19 bullmiddot middot middotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddot

)0 Christian manage performed 29 3 39 1 4 15 2 middot 93 bull 63 middot middot middotmiddot middot middot bull iIYQAI~iL middotmiddot I middot middot middot middot bull middot middot middot middot middotbull middotmiddot middotmiddot middot middot middotmiddot bull 31 Number ot Schools middot 38 6 22 10 33 28 39 176 202middot bull Imiddot middotmiddot middot middotbull middotbull

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32 School Start middotbull middot middot I bullbull Teachers I 36 U 69 19 42 middot 44 middot 93 Jl4 354~ B AdII1n1strative workers ) 2 41 1 2 2 3 17amp 17

II middot middot middot 33 Students (total) middot 1041 450 2017 630 1302 l209 277 9126 8678middot bull bullmiddot middotbull middotbull middot I middot A Male 717 320 1609 386 765 673 1420 middot 5890 5581 middot

I middot bull t middot middot middot middot middot middot B Female 324 1~ 408 244 537 536 105 3236 ~97 bull middot middot Imiddot middot middot 34 Finamces middot middot middot middot

A Lecal receipts middot middot middotmiddot middot middot

bullmiddotbull middot middot (1) Budget 93940amp 166056 6188170)00 middot 436A84 middot - 2592ampOt shy(2) Bullding and equilXll8llt I middot 15000 123 88781203904 000bull

middotmiddot middot - middot middotbull bullmiddot middotbull middotbull -r middot bull middot

B From gouvcrnment sourees middotbull middot middot middot bullmiddot middot middot middot (1) Budget middot middot 291687 60531402789 30000)(172885 319000 113947127507671 1)l4lloamp -

(2) Building and equipment middot - 141800 - 4eooo 189800 middotmiddot - middot bull

- I middotmiddot middot middotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddot middotbullC From Board ot missions middot middot middotbull middotbull middotmiddot middot middot bull middot middotmiddot middotbull middotmiddot middot middotmiddot middot (1) Budget 516479 12ZS95 87S043 109276 29101 386798 626841496J912 214601114

bull t middot middot middotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddot middot middot middotmiddot middot (2) Building and equipment 2031479 66600 JQOOOO 105000 61240 13893 2100622788274 1~71 -bull I middotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddot I

D Total teachers salaries middotbull 254029 120762 400228 65948 342836 )8l722 54jf-96 21150 186260

bull middotbull middot bull bull I ~

r E Total eJCpeIlSeS middot bull middot

J Cmiddot middot middot middotmiddot middot middot middot middot (1) Budget 701834 1473731~198 77850 614607 294076 16l1689749288 4ei~ (2) Building and equipment 1908229 82172 ZSOOOO 68168 309516 - 165094278)179 3Oli

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IK bull Kindu Lodja Lame1a IMinga TurIda WN TotaL 51-59 HI~lkb1L middotmiddot s I middot middotbull

I middot middot )5 Number of units middot

bull J

middot middot middot middot I I I middotmiddot middot A Hospitals 0 - - middot 1 1 1 ) J- amp middot I 1middotmiddot middotmiddot middot B DispellSaries or treat- I I a I a

ment centers I 5 I - 1 - 4 1 8 19 17 C Maternity centers s 1 I - 1 1 1 4a

- -I I 1

)6 Medical staff I IImiddot middot Imiddot middot I a 1 A Docto18 - - I 1 1 1 1 )1 2

I I - I

B Nurses I

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1 1 2 51bullmiddot 1 I - - a 4middot shy a middot middot middotmiddot middot middot C Nurses in tra1n1nc - - middot S 8 17 raquo 2lmiddot I a middot Imiddot D Nurses-aides 5 - 1_ - 1) 13 401 32 I 6 _E Others 1 - lS 2 14 38 raquo middot middot middot middot )7 Patients middot I

middot middot middot middot Imiddot middotmiddot middot middot r

A Number hospitalised I - I - middotbull middotmiddot

middotbull I Imiddot middotbull I

1 Total nember of middot I I I bull middot patients no redord no _ middot 690 7)2 ~3 middot 1721 1453middot- middot

2 Total nember of days I middot middotmiddot middot in hospital 2Jl0 bull 28B00 J44l5 3680 I 69225 7J87J B Clinic patiens ~ - -- -- 10296 2367 31564 44227 41298

bullbull middot C Dally treatment average middot middot middotbull middotbull

no record 109 middot - 184 )4 10 4)) 109789 I middot middot

D Number of matendty middot bullmiddot INpatients middot 16 - - - middotmiddot 215 128 496 middot 915 920 J)

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KK Kindu Lodja Lomela dtinga Tunda vbullbullN~ Total 51-58 ~ - bull38 Finances middotmiddot middotmiddot middot middot middot middot middotmiddot bullmiddot middotmiddot middotbull middot A Local receipts from fees middot middot z middot middot

and giftS 89050 - 110210 ~8 264918 6708)6 14154329~- middotmiddot middotmiddot 1 Budget middot middot middot middot middot middot 2 Building an equipment 264918 264918- middotmiddot - - - middotmiddot I middot middot Imiddot middot B Receipts from government middot middotbullmiddot bull bull middot middot 1 Budget - - 88000 179835 196929 464764 22)558

middot middot middotmiddot middot middot 2 Building an equipment 179803 - bull 179803 bull- - - I bullmiddot middotmiddot c Receipts from Ed of missions 93))8 56657 42848l 414180 695)16 1987972 162])45

middotbull middotbull I 1 Budeuroet middot I middotmiddot middot bull middotmiddot t middotbull middotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddot 2 Building and equipment - middot 12)63 18079 119000 149442 30595middot middot middot middot middot

D Total torkers salaries 688l2 26422 middot 452046 182692 374755 1104727- middot middot middot middot E Total Expenditures middot middot middotmiddot middot middot 1 Budet - middot I 137249 - 827779 835393 50)840 3304261 3083582middot 2 Building and equipment 74407 232900 ~7307 3)595 middotmiddot middot middot middot

Ciurch Finances middot middot middot middot middot middot middotmiddot middot middot 39 MiDisterial support middot middot middot middot middot middotmiddot bullmiddotmiddot middot middotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddot

It Pastors 128776 70043 470875 52Jgt3 101642 153194 262273 1239106 12Jgt965middot middot middot middotmiddot B District Superintintendanta 13378 3297 47087 7693 12813 11757 26400 122425 106553 middot bull

C Episeopa1 Fund 247 1401 9418 middotmiddot 15)8 middot

2120 middot middotmiddot

Jgt63 5271 25458 27661 middotmiddot middotmiddot bullmiddot middotbull middot 40 Conference Claimants 295 160 1153 129 257 409 635 30)8 middot 2677 middotmiddot bull middot

Nun Conference men )69 201 1416 middot

161 middot

321

512 693 )672 middotmiddot 3)47~~ 41 Annual Conference Adminstration 2214 13gt3 8649 965 19245 1074 4762 227915 26780

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1 __ bullJ~_~ ~bull~JU IK Kindu Lodja Lomela Ydnga lux1a WNy Total 57-58 42 Central Conference Furd I 1476 802 5716 643 128) 2249 3157 1506 I 19085

middot middot middot middot middotmiddot middot middot middot middot 43 General Cont Adm1nistration n8 4011 2833 322 6415 1024 1587 75465 6695 bullmiddotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddot

44 Interdenominational co middotmiddot middot I middot operation Fund 295 160 1153 129 257 435 635 3064 271 middot bull I middot 1middot 45 Denevolences 2214 120) $666 965 1924S 1774 4762 195085 19085middotmiddot I middot middotmiddot 46 Building and repairs 150001 1 8OOO1 12000 I 45000 56000 206000 417099

middotmiddot middotbull 47 Other purposes bull middot middot middot middot middot middotmiddot middot middot middot middot to tiler Conferences U07 601 4325 48a 96) ~lS16 r~381 11)755 10051

middot - middotmiddot middot B Other committees 7)8 401 288) 322 6415 1024 1387 75965 6696 middotmiddot middot middot c WSCS 2044 4012 4025 1048 4117 2306 929gt 27202 20)1)middotmiddot middot middot DyenYF 1428 450 288) 2100 1407 1400 2))45 119725 1138) 1 middot middotmiddot middot E Wored Day of Prayer 1761 560 1961 250 1041 1302 1173 80485 712)middot middot t middot middotmiddot middotmiddot

F Other work 142805 middot 6000 - 202825 10511 bull bullmiddot middot 48 Total Contribution of the middotmiddot middotmiddot

local churches Nos39 1607135 8119S- 6r8)8 11993 137353 195025 379433 1668280 1488211 to 47 middot middot middot middot middotbull middotmiddot middot middot middot middot middot middot 49 Total amount received ~ middotmiddot middotmiddot middot middot

by pastors 128776 10(4) 47087J 76930 114455 153149 288613 l)O29gtl 1329902 middot middot middotmiddot middot middot 50 Amount received from middot middotmiddot outside the local churches middot I I middotbull middotmiddot middotbull middot middotbull Imiddot 1 Budget 35640 79050 5612 2m2 39700 +87834 2749)1 middot middot 2 Buildings 15000 48895 70919 100000 38280 20000 46871 324980 217914 ~

--~ ~~- ~3 -middotTJmiddotT--~ 105l- JJrSr-~- - txrIIi12- W_ ~ laquo

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To~I Lodja Lome1a MingaTunda WN KK tKindu r -middot middot middotmiddot middot

0

middot - Properties middotmiddot middot middot middotbull middotmiddot laquo

middotmiddot middot

middotmiddot middotmiddot middotbull middotmiddot middotmiddot 51 Number of Church buildings middot middot middot bull bullbull

middot 8 4 middot 6 - middotmiddot middot middot middot )2middot middotmiddot middot 2 bull 5 9 middot 34- middot A Permanent middotmiddot middotmiddot middot middot middotmiddot middotmiddot 8 6bull middot 1 middotmiddot middot 1 1 5 - middotmiddot middotmiddot middot B Sern1-penllBEnt middotmiddot - middot - middot middotbull middotmiddot middotbull 14 middot 19 3) 44 350 I Jgt3 middot 209 middot 25 9 middot middot C Teaporary middotmiddot middotbull middot middot middot middot middotmiddotmiddot middot middot middotmiddot middotmiddot middot middotbull middot middotmiddot middot middot )6 bull 357 325middot middot 10 24 53 middot middot 12 middot 171 middot middot

52 Numb3l of pastors residences 45 middotmiddot middot middot

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Report No~ Conferenee-pijnds (Fund to be sent )

1 world Serviceshy(a) ~~road - From central CC 1958-59

gont bo Treasurer Gcomm Chicagofb) In conference

(1) Conference centrale From cCC 1957-58

tI 1958-59 Sent to contral conference Treasurer

(2) Central Congo Conference From ccc 1957-58 From Cc c 1958-59

Balanoe --~---~------2 General Administration Fund-

Prom teneri congo eoHrerence 19$8-59 sent to Treasurer Gen Comm Ohicaso

3 Episctrl Fund - Prom cent cent Cont 1958 - 59 Sent Trelaurer mil CommOhlcago shy

4 Conference OlaiJllnta - Prom last fear oin Cent Congo eonference 1958 - $9

paid out to two claimants - 19$8 - $9 Board of penalons-Interest 1673l-2J+7$ (1958-59) 1920600

~1262 ~oBalance on hand CD

5 Central Conference - From last yearyenlgHom den aonso eOnference 19$8-$9 1 10 50

salance on hand 6 Annual Conference bull From last year

prom eont congo Conference 1958-$9

Transportation Entortainment 10000shyaalance on hanal--- I

7 other Conferences Fund - From last year From cent Congo eoberence 19$8 bull 59 Balance on hand

8 Non Cont preachers Fund - From last yearWom Cent trongo Conferenca 1958-59 paid out to six men 1958-59 127 200 Balance on hand I~itij-t

9 Intorden COOje Pund - From 00 cont 1958-59 0 oI~ Piid out to We b 100650 and to CPO 100650 and I AOO

100650 10 other Committees Fund - From last year 4706

rom Cent Congo eonlerence 1958 - 59 JZ~oBalance on hand ~

11 DS FUnd - From centre Congo Conf 1958-59 95639 From Arssion Treasurer - ~9700

6 Dol salaries 13$961 and pension 399$ etc- ~sectlZBalance on hand bull 153 3 Ir (Total Recilipts ror 1958-59 217 617bull - -

JOM bull Shungu Trosorier de Conference

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BOARD fF RDUCrtTION REPbRr 1959

1 SOHOOL OALENDAR 19pound9- 1960 1st trimester trom lept J 1959 to Doc~ 22 19$9 at noon

92 deyg2nd trimester J~ni to M~r ~ 1960 at noon 66 da)s )rd trimester Mar J to Junpound$ bull 1960 at noon 73 days

Holidays Cormo

Oct 19 1111 ~exation of th e Ig~middot i6~ ~~~isectrfftKa1~pr 1 ~~ 0 aOSd FrIda) June 5 19 0 Ponteoca t Monday

Long vaoation June 25 1960 to S~t middot1 1960 2 Tba motion WaS ~de and seoonded that there be a Sth grade olass for ~irls only tawrllt by I WOD n missionary qo -tlirloan It Suoh

a tea~r can be rouni ~ter much-CilS cussxon the mot1on waa rejeoted

We fSk the F~ld Committee for permission and money to carryAce dent Insuranoe for pupIls ih sohool and to ask Murahall Lovell to write for informatIon comerning this insuranc~

Wo reooIl1llend tm t French be taught in all schools beginnilpound 1n the first grade wh~re it is poasiblQ e aak the dlrecta sto make a special effort to flnd a way to do this Amlie Laura

~vlnfrey and Ethel Homteldt wlll work out a prosramm for thls

S We recommeRl tm t theJe be one examinatlon for entram e into the sixth grade EAPbullbull Ecole Menagere tmd JtIde-accoucheusemiddot Each station will nOE out S Clue silons and aDSers for each ~ubJect in the examination They will send them to the diretor s ~ tlie Pr1shylI)r) Schools on the fOllow~tations I Ro1ir1on to ~b bulllangue Indig~ne to Kntako e systeme metrlque to ~ arithshymet1Ql1e to NUllga Frem h to Qa They ~ w11l select the exam1nation Qt) stlons from tflose sent to emwill -fhllIleoeraph them and sene them with the answers to eaoh sta~ion

middotWhen the stUdent wrltes the exam1na~n he w1ll indicate hls tSl~B~8r~econd rd third choices as to the school which he desires

6 Badges ~or teacher It was voted to ask the OPO if there 1s a badge a some sort d insignia fa Protestant teachers 1n the Oorg o It there 18 not we ask the OPC to fim out it other missions are Intersted and if so to work out sone Insignil

1 We ask MmaeWh1te to obtain tram the APOM a llst of booke to- PrimAry hool recouunended1tQ them b tbetinspect secthe wl11 se~ tne 11~ to Annie Laura W nlrel w~ In ur~wl11 se~ lt to each station they wll1 each order a set of these books study them ani ~ring their recommendations to the meetius ot the Board of

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Board ot Edueatlon Report

8 assi6ent of new teachers

1 K1ndu Shaku Albert Lurnbi Ren

2 Lomela Shaku Paul Diwoko Je9n One EAf teacner to be sent to them by WemboH

3 Lodja Tukutshu Louis - Station or rural sohool Letshu Andr6 - Station or rural school Oen~ Immanuel- Station or rural sohool

4 Minga TJdju Andre Rural school Lukumbi 8D1le _ II

Igandu Wii chel - Pungumbu S11as-

S Tunda f Wed) Adiyu Joseph Station -Uka Joseph bull Station Lung amplbert - Bural Dampmbo Jeanne - Station Akaki Marie - itation

6 Katako Kombe I Okita Kenge L60nerd - Station anrams Isaac - Station Omba AndH - RuralBkenga FranCiois- MUkansa Renlt shytinanga Damas shy

7 Wembo Nysma J)Jkoka Jean -Station Mamba Paul bull Rural KinUDbi Jean - Station Ndjeke Pier~ bull Station Lushlma Marcus- Station OkltOkenge Raphael - Rural Ndjekapa Pauline - Station or rural One Wala FranQois- Rural On Otamba Emile - Rural

9 Sixth arade student wl11 be divided as tol1owSf lunda 35 plus 13 troll Kindu p1uI 4 from Wembo Hyams

thOle who live olose to the Lomami Minge 47 plus Strom Wembo Blama Katako Ked) e 27 plus 2 from lembo Nyama plus 23 from

LomelaLodja 4s plUS T trom Lomela Wembo lIyn_ $3

10 Seventh grade et Tunda BndLodJe

We agree tor the seventh grade to remain at TunelaWe ask pershymission pound01111 the Field CODInJi tee to start a seventh Irade at Lodj~ even though not subsidized it money CBn b~ tound end

46 it the B1ahop appo1nts a director ot the Pr1mal1 School who does not have other work whIch would prevent hIs glvlna propersupervlslon

It thls is not possible the students who have Just finished sIxth grade wIll be dlvedd as to110w8t

16 Wembo Nyamaand Kstako Konb e stuampJnta wIll go to TUDda Those living nearest the Lomami wIll be chosen Then 18 LodJs stUdents wIll take their places 6 other LOdJa stUdents will also eo to Katako K~e

12 LodJa students ill go to l(LngaThose who go to another station wl11 live 111 the boardIng

department

11 Tbe to110wing report ot the scholarship committee was givenlMonel wll1 be ampranted from the soholarship tund for the tee

of students who actvf4l1l need it and are willIng to work for It No stUdent should be allowed to reeeive help unless be

works on a statlon durinl the long vacation He mal be allowed about two week8 at the end ot yaoation to go hame to try to get as muoh help there as possible

Tbe Student Loan Pwld ma)-be drawn on to provide work tor students on th~ station it the work 1amp a tJPe that would not ordlnal11 be paid tor by a department euoh a8 olearing out vacant lots in the village

The ps- will be put in the handa ot the direotor ot the school or boarding department

EDch station will oboose one person responsIble tor student loans This person should tind out trom the Treasurer how much money Is avallable betore planning to help more than a very tew

This tund will take care ot one-halt ot all the tees ot ohi1dren ot preachers now Inthe work also ot orphans ot preashychers It the mother il not Ie1ftarrie4

11 Mone whlch gtudents wl11 let6f1l to til M1s sion IS a moral obligaeuro on after graduation 1f t 1 do not rep in a Jear of service tor eaoh year In the sohoo1 KatUbue - 1500 P for eaoh 78er in the school Lubondai - 2000 11 U n I

Kimpese 3000 F It

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Mu1ungwlshi- 5000 F It bull 1t married 3 000 F It If II II D sIngle

Un1vers1ty _ ~ooo F II U If n ft tt 1f JIll rried and he h8$ reoeived financlal help trom the mis810n whlle 111 sohool

Tp Board OtliClucation recommends that the graduates ot the Ecole de Mon1teu~s be included in this and that a scale be worked out

12 Re])ort gardwe reoonmend that dai11 grades as well as term averages be made on the polnt system rather thanpeloentage following the

points given on the report ca~d8

13 In givlng tltth graQe certlticates we will tollow the requlrements given on pages b9 and yo at tne Disposlt1onsGenerales ot 19~2 Tbi means that Frenoh i8 not one at the SubJects which a student must pass In order to receive a cert1ti shycate

47 14 It was voted that there be no se 11m1t for entrance into Monitors School

1$ We ask the Field Comm1ttee to send DJuhu Pierre to the lnatitut dEducation Pn1que at LeopOldville w1th the understand1ng that he will teach ph18ical education in the Monit ors I School on his return

16 Ve ask that the 8wtday School lessons tor children and the day school religion lessons be lett in the hands of Edith Martin We recommend that Isabel DeRuiter continue to write the Adult Sunday Sebeol lessons

17 Wages tor txpists

students trom Kntubue who work during vacat10n 4 F per hour Our students here fay according to the qua11ty ot work with maximum of 3$0 F per hour

18 Per~ent Re~rd SheettsWe ~ Vrg a taw and Oyaya Antoine to reviaethe record sheets tor second degree to tollow the aame order aa on the report cards and to allow space tor trimesters instead of semesters We ask limungu Alphonse and Dorothy Davis to do the same for the 6th and 7 th grades to be pr1nted on posterboard

19 A good report fr~ Katubue waS given by Annimae Wbite

20 We aocepted the following report from the committee on scholar ships for girls Ed1th Martin Myrtle Zlcatooae and UJs Lukashyli shy

In our desire to help the otetela gir18 take advantageof the educational opportunities we make the tollowingrecoDmlendatlons z

1 Tbat we Ply one-halt ot thE) tuition fees tor the daughtshyers ot our ministers

2 TlIl t we help girls who are in the 4th to 7th grades with work scholarships if their families are unable to helpthem Th1s workproglsm may be worked out b1 those in charge of each girls bosrding department Those in charge of these departments will decide who 1s worthy to receive the help

3 That we give work scholarships to those desiring to enter the EAP nnd Ecole Menaeere Those in charge of these schools will plan their work schedule to receive this help4 That we help girls who are in the 6th and 7th grades of the pIimary schools who live too close to the Mission to receive government subsidy and who need the influence and help of the boarding obool We agree to pay into the Girls Boartiina Depnrtllent fund 800 F on each of these g1rls to help them pursue their studies Tbese girls or their parents will pay the regular boardingdepartment tees

S That we give work scholarshIps and travel it necessary 48

to help those entering the Ecole de Moniteurs

6 That we pay the tuition ot 1lOO trancs and the travel ot girls entering the Seoonda~ _ohoo1 That we also give an outtit allowance of 2$00 F ($50) Qnly tor the tirst

year to help the girls buy blankets mosquIto nets linens and other supplies

8cl1th MartIn ~Obairman Uya Lukali Seoretary

21 See the to1low1ngpageapprova1 ot character ot teachers

22 Tba characters ot the tol1owing teaohers were passedl

A Tunda

StatIon Ukunda AnQr6 K1D1ese 1ln1nu PaulBMbull Djunga JeanBM Piu1i Daniel EM U1ungu Bismark EJP Luka11 Honor SM Upumbu Raphae1 EM

B weaib 0 Nyama

StatIon Oaamba AlbertEM D1a=ba Isidore EM Kimbulu Paul El~ Ta Sumbu Alb ert RM Oboy Joseph EM Ona Ko1 Pierre Elt1~ BmaDb u1u Jean- E LukalaP1erlte EAi NongaFlerre E-Algt D1mandjaJoseph EAP 1lna Lukulu Joseph Bj4i

Ecole de N~n1teurs Od1mbaPau1 EM

O Lome1a Oyala ~o1ne EM Ohano Cosmas RM

D Kindu Tukungu Philippe E M

E Katako Kombe Station

Bmambulu JeaD SM Emungu ~lphon8e BM

Rural Tunds M1cheJ Hyen Lomena Jean H~ Us1i1lbe JUles Eyen Weteb1 Gaston B~P

RUIal T I UlumaJrampae BI4 Cbenya Andre) EM Hyango Armand B11 LetshU ~and BAf LWDbelilu N1CQlas EAP NEanQu Bm11e iAf Mulaab a Danielgt EaP Ta ampumbu JUohal BAi Yemba N1aolas EJibullP Lukandu M1chel EAP OnAdjl JoaephE P

K~a P1erre EAP Dimandja Charles EhP Lowo Joaeph EAP

Rural Kenyamba Daniel EAP Yema AnQ~ EaP

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E Katako Kombe t Stotlon Ruralc Nguwu P1erre EM Lupanu Danlel EbullbullbullP

D1koms Faul EM Ngondjo P1erre EaAF Letshu poundlbel E~ i Sllungu Deslre EaP T tAhuka J e~me E F

F Loc1Ja Statlon Rural Tunc1a Shungu Franqo1a Kiap Viako P1erre EAF FundJl las eph 1141 Ongendangenda Joseph EM Ukit Ult11ba Joseph E~Pgt NongUtamba bull iAF Tongomo Samuel

Ecole Menagare Ukakll Suzanne Nakane Jas ephlne Ekunba Paullne

G Minga Statlon Oklt 0 Joseph KlmpeseLUpungu Paul EM Many-s Andre BN bull Ululu AXDI8nd EM Nongl Bonlface BAP KudlemokaArmand EA bullP Shongany-alhomas EAf

NdJatl Leonard S bull l1 Palld ja uphom e EAP Wambo NyaDla JUbert EAP Kltoko Jean E bull kr l)junsa Leon SAP Uvungu Andre EAP Mukanga Albert EAi MbalukUtshu Marcel BAP OnEmbula Armand EAF UmOkoko PIerre EAP Uny-a Ndaka Albert EAP LungangaSamuel E~ Pel1 Alexandre BMbull Andjeyl Hanne BM

Rural pounddeng1 AntoIne BM Uwandjunc1u Armand BAP Tundukendi Michel E A P UmanaltZ11bert EAP Umumbu Victor IM

Report No5

Min~ of the Music CoDlldtta

Annual CQnterence 1959

1 Las~ ytlll Gec~ded to have a music WOrkshop this August Now we Wisb to cbange tIlia to a small worksbop on each station With D Gilbert Before ber11_t 1ateIPuted will gather together the now songs they have composed or ~ and lIIll ~ have ~ a list ot 80ngII the want to learn from the h1mnbook We ask Field CoDD1ttee 1pound 8OIIl8 fund is available for this travel

2 The secretary Will send to the school directors a list ot the IIOngs the CODIIl1ttee changed in the school program last year

3 D GUbert baa f1n1abtid the choir books requeeted last )8ar and Will send one toeacb8~

4 The COIIIIdttee accepts the tolloWnc songs to be included in the choir bookl 1) Lu Kurue 2) Jeau ayunaDIIl with words trom Xtako lCombe 3) Asl Yimba with a obangein the cborua 4) Jeft UwandJuu 5) Naaradj1 lea Nsambi with WOrds trom wbo Ny 6) We Kanp )1pncljl 0 Pertect Love) 7) Jeau Kell Uwandjl 8) Uah1mber11 Ateta 9) Jesu lhumEkansa

10) Uwmlji Jem 11) TolOllbe Ush1mbedi 12) We nat

4 We authorize Anna WesleT to mtaeograph the Elod1es of the sonas in the bymnbook and aencl thaa to all who can read lI1S1c

5 D G1ltlart wUl send to those intcested cop1es ot some INgestions tor compoaiDe and tzoanlat1ng NOrds of songs

6 We request Anna Wesley to teach a Monitor-School studt troll Tunda to plq the~

7 If a song i tranlated from another lanpase the or1g1nal 14th the authors name DUR be nlIrdtted to the ~ttee together With the tranalation

8middot We wish to elIpNa our grat1twle to BlraJnp Alphonse tor his work this year of COIIpOainI and arranc1namp eorags ardin lead1nc others in this work

Let US oontSnue to pra1ae our God 1ft song

Beapecttully sulD1tted

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Reports or the Various Committees bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 27

Statistical Report bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 36

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