Chapter, §,  Year

 1 Int          |            the past six years of the USG under the conscientious
 2   1          |            The journey shared by the USG Our joint achievements: ~
 3   1,   a     |                               a. The USG Council's unity and commitment ,
 4   1,   a     |          efforts made, to enable the USG to care for all the newly
 5   1,   a     |         evangelical commitment. ~The USG has examined what it believed
 6   1,   a     |              other institution. ~The USG has watched over problems
 7   1,   a,1995|                         1995: ~  The USG takes into serious consideration
 8   1,   a,1995|            Executive Councils of the USG and UISG. Our desire for
 9   1,   a,1995|            in Eastern Europe and the USG agrees to study the matter.
10   1,   a,1995|              constant concern of the USG… as has been shown in the
11   1,   a,1995|         group meetings.~o        The USG makes an importunate and
12   1,   a,1995|              the meeting between the USG and the UISG in May, the
13   1,   a,1995|             and the UISG in May, the USG suggests a Congress of Young
14   1,   a,1995|          mandate as Secretary of the USG. Br. José Pablo was a large
15   1,   a,1995|              important figure in the USG, first as a member of the
16   1,   a,1995|            loved and believed in the USG. Along with those of other
17   1,   a,1996|             the CL in the world, the USG points out that the "speech
18   1,   a,1996|      proposals and amendments to the USG Constitution, which must
19   1,   a,1997|              longer supported by the USG.    o        CONGRESS OF
20   1,   a,1997| international repercussions made the USG consider maintaining the
21   1,   a,1998|            in recent years leads the USG to study problems and themes
22   1,   a,1998|        reviewing its activities, the USG Council thinks it appropriate
23   1,   a,1998|       General who are members of the USG Council to attend. The experience
24   1,   a,1998|              on 2 February 2000, the USG puts Fr. SEAMUS FREEMAN,
25   1,   a,1999|                  1999: ~o        The USG Executive Council, always
26   1,   a,1999|             be at the service of the USG (for the purposes of consultation,
27   1,   a,2000|                  2000: ~o        The USG looks back at its past in
28   1,   a,2000|         planning for the future: The USG on the road to the Third
29   1,   a,2000|             creativity.~o        The USG watched and continues to
30   1,   a,2000|       Assembly in November 2000, the USG is dealing with one of the
31   1,   a,2000|           feel his membership of the USG as a sign, not only of communion,
32   1,   b     |              important nowadays.~The USG set off along this path
33   1,   b     |          journey was financed by the USG. In the General Assembly
34   1,   b     |            longer be assisted by the USG, but that it should form
35   1,   c     |     Institutes, modernization of the USG itself…~Many things deserve
36   1,   c     |             Timor. In such cases the USG is represented through its
37   2          |           and cordiality, though the USG is certainly not yet the
38   3          |           and information within the USG, as well as quicker communication
39   3          |             been paid to circulating USG texts, especially publication
40   4          |           spirit and by love for the USG cause. Naturally, they must
41   5          |              Correspondence with the USG Secretariat increasingly
42   5          |             common every day amongst USG members. The Secretariat
43   5          |             every e-mail sent to the USG is dispatched at one and
44   5          |         acquired on request from the USG or the editor until stocks
45   5          |           annual subscription to the USG, so that payment is ensured