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Werld! around the world. Talks, stuly groups, dllustrated leotures and reciprocal visits from boys of different mations, ere all a part of this progran. s Student Chaistian Peceration . : . v4 iiacn Ave., New york City. - . m « é Chairman, John R. Mott mt The Federation is a looseiy-linked group of twenty national " student Christian movements, counting 250,000. It aims to “pring the students of all countries into. e that the spirit 4n all a membership of mutual understanding, to lead them to resliz of Christ should rule in international relationships, and to endeavor by 80 doing to draw the nations together." $2 fol- In April, 1922, the Federation met at Peking, Chine. This Conference agreed upon the e of Christ: “mations were represented. es as in accord with the teaching’ lowing principl jon of human worth; (1) social justice based on recognit (2) od expressed in cooperation; (3) (4) universal brotherho social responsibility expressed in service; creative love in action. esolution on international relations and The following r war was adopted: . “We, representing Christian students from all parts of the world, beiteve in the feurdamental equallty of all the paces ara nations of mankind and consider it as pert of our Christian vocation to express this reality in all our relationships. “we consider it our absolute duty fo do all in our power _to fight the causes leading to war, and war itself es a peans of settling anternat ional disputes. Mas a result of our discussion at the Peking Conference, we declare frankly that we have not succeeded in preaching an agreement as to what our individuel attitude ought to be adn the event of war. Some are convinced that under no ¢cir- eunstances can they 8 Christians engage in war; others, that under certein circumstances they ougnt to take their share in the struggle."