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. Reports of the missionary and benevolent boards and committees to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America . RUINS OF CHURCH AT FORSYTH, MONTANA, destroyed by fire1920 CHURCH ERECTION 25 Church Extension building program. Cleveland Presbytery is for-tunate in having an able missionary leader in Rev. Charles L. Zor-baugh, The Board of Home Missions has borrowed him forthe current six months as an expert on city problems, to make sur-veys of principal cities of the country for its report on this acuteproblem to the next General Assembly. The Presbyte
. Reports of the missionary and benevolent boards and committees to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America . RUINS OF CHURCH AT FORSYTH, MONTANA, destroyed by fire1920 CHURCH ERECTION 25 Church Extension building program. Cleveland Presbytery is for-tunate in having an able missionary leader in Rev. Charles L. Zor-baugh, The Board of Home Missions has borrowed him forthe current six months as an expert on city problems, to make sur-veys of principal cities of the country for its report on this acuteproblem to the next General Assembly. The Presbytery of Cleveland has urgently invited the Board ofChurch Erection to co-operate with it in its two-year campaignof church-building extension. Co-operation with it in pledgingamounts of aid covering individual cases equal to the aggregateamounts to be provided by Presbytery, and also to join In the plansand their execution to secure the necessary funds. To meet thesenew conditions over the Church, the General Assembly of 1920should give the matter of the Board of Church Erections returnto the original idea and policy, and that which was dominant
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