International Affairs (formerly The Church Peace Union)--Charter Trustee; member Executive and Finance Committees; treasurer since 1936. 1914: British and Foreign Bible Society—Honorary Foreign Member.1914: World Alliance for Promoting International Friendship Through Religion-member Executive Committee. 1914–1937: Peking Union Medical College, China—trustee; member Executive Committee; post 1937—member Advisory Committee. 1915: Near East Relief-trustee. 1915–1918: Moral Aims of World War I—member Executive Committee. 1915–1919: National Committee on Relief of Children in Belgium—member Organizing and Executive Committees. 1915–1963: Hall of Fame for Great Americans—elector. 1917: Foreign Missions Conference of North America-Chairman. League of Nations Non-Partisan Association—Honorary Vice-President. 1918–1940: Hungary-American Society—Chairman of Executive Committee, Vice President; 1920– Chairman of Deputation to Hungary. 1919: Committee on Relief for Protestant Churches in Devastated Regions in Europe in World War I. 1920–1937: American Committee on Religious Rights and Minorities—Chairman; 1937-Honorary Chairman. 1920: Life and Work Movement—member of delegation sent by Federal Council of Churches of U.S. for its delegation 1920: Greek Decoration—Officer of the Royal Order of George I. Emergency Committee for Relief of Refugees in Greece—Chairman. 1921: International Missionary Council—organizer. 1921: Siamese Decoration—Commander of the Most Exalted Order of the White Elephant. 1924: National Committee on American-Japanese Relations—member. 1925: Conference of Reformed Churches holding the Presbyterian System, Cardiff, Wales—Committee member and speaker. 1925: Universal Christian Conference on Life and Work, Stockholm, Sweden-Joint President; Chairman-American Section; helps establish "Life and Work". headquarters at Geneva in 1928; Chairman-Continuation Committee until 1936. 1927: World Conference on Faith and Order, Lausanne, Switzerland—delegate; American-Palestine Committee—member. 1930: editor the Missionary Review of the World for one year. 1931: Save the Children Federation—first President; 1931-1936-Honorary President; member Executive Committee. 1933–1937: International World Alliance of Presbyterian and Reformed Churches-Vice-President: President-American Section. 1937: Eugene Field Society (National Literary Association)-honorary membership 1960: Hall of Fame for Great Americans—citation. As noted, Brown was appointed as a life elector for the Hall of Fame for Great Americans, serving from 1915–1963, a period of 48 years. Writings Brown is also remembered for his career as an author. In his 106 years of life, he authored numerous books. The following is a listing of Brown's works. Report of a Visitation of the China Missions (1902) The New Era in the Philippines (1903) New Forces in Old China, 7volumes (1904) The Foreign Missionary (1907 The Nearer and Farther East (1908) The Why and How of Foreign Missions (1908) The Chinese Revolution (1912) The Korean conspiracy case (1912) Rising Churches in Non-Christian Lands