We soon called a general Conference in Preston, where we were enabled to rejoice together with most of our brethren in the ministry.
Arriving in Geneseo, we met with the other Elders who had started from Kirtland on the same mission, and with others who were local, and held a general Conference.
May 4th, I attended a general conference of the Church near Quincy, at which the Saints from all the regions round about assembled.
They agreed to hold a general conference in Preston on the 8th of April, the day before their departure.
Heber rejoined his quorum at Manchester, where a general conference convened on the sixth of July.
It being near Christmas, we agreed to hold a general conference in Preston on Christmas day, there being business of importance to the churches to be attended to; and likewise several to be ordained to the ministry.
He said to him, 'I wish you to notify all the brethren living in the branches, within a reasonable distance from this place, to meet at a general conference on Saturday next.
Another afternoon was devoted to a general conference of State presidents and delegates on the subject of Future Campaigns.
Edward) Janney, president of the Friends' Equal Rights Association and superintendent of the department of equal rights of the Committee of Philanthropic Labor of the Friends' General Conference.
General Conference of the British Mission, and Only Occasion of the Twelve Apostles Acting as a Quorum in a Foreign Land.
Minutes of a General Conference of the Church at Far West.
Minutes of a General Conference of the Church at Far West.
At a general conference convened in October, 1837, the several quorums of the Priesthood were set in order.
The next day, August 4th, another and larger party arrived from Kirtland, and the first "general conference" in the Land of Zion was immediately held.
In the same year the Wabash (Indiana) Conference agreed that it would be well "to have a general conference established in some convenient place in the western states," but this was not done.
The (New England) general conferenceof 1832 voted to dissolve forever, but revived the next year.
When a demand for the "right of appeal" was voted down by a general conference in 1792, O'Kelly and a number of other preachers withdrew.
Gurley and Reuben Newkirk, calling for a general conference to assemble at Amboy, Illinois, the following April.
What of the scores of thousands of saints in Utah at that time who never so much as received notice of or an invitation to be present at that "general conference of the church" at Amboy?
It may be questioned this way; it may be explained that way; but the facts abide that the General Conference granted to the women of the Church the right to vote on a great and important question in ecclesiastical law.
The case that was before the General Conference of 1876 was a specific case.
The first four have been adopted as such by a vote of the Saints in General Conference.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "general conference" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
