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The Student Y-M.C.A. adopted for “Major Emphasis" in its work for 1923-24 "Christian Internationelisn”. The aim of the program is to develop students ‘gnose minis do not stop working at the coasts of the North American Continent but reach out in eager inquiry to scvery part of the world ~ - Os ey _ ‘whose imnginations ore suffi cicntly vivid to appreciate : snother netion's problems from the other nation’s pcint of view - to include every fe .- ° tumose sympathies are sufficiently wide acn of man in need - typosa coursge is sufficiently high to face ridicule and intolerance, end whose numility is sufficiently deep to escape the false pmde consequent upon persecution <- “mo are idenlists in their dreams and realists in their ne actions - “who have learned hcw to become citizens ef the world . society in their cares and outlook - ; "yno have faith through Christ in the God from whom every ~ family in heaven and on earth derives its name end nature." — The program means “ene employment of spiritual resources onscious ness of participa tion 4n the world- at reality." in such a way that c¢ LO VASILE Tne Ose + sete be wide Christian Society will become for us a gre Young Women's Christian Assoctation. BOG Lexington Av2., Naw York City. fhe Young Women's Christian Association passed the follow- ing resolution at 4ta 1922 Convention: “Resolved, that 1t is our conviction that the farther use f disputes should of war as an instrument for the settiement c : be abolished, and that war between nationa should be deciared to be a pubiic crime and should te outlawed." fhe internationa] and inter-racial work of the Association mn and the conviction that international cooperatio An outline of is based on the achievement of a world at peace are poseible. rences and local associa- atudy has been prepared for summer confe 1924,~ tions in order that at the next biennial conference in Ag 11,