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Protestants urged to stop selling churches short at Grinnell
Dr. Ronald Bridges, retiring moderator of the Congregational Christian churches, warned at a Grinnell convention session that Protestants should not gloomily forecast Roman Catholic activity or undervalue their own churches. He was succeeded as moderator by Dr. Albert W. Palmer, a Chicago Theological Seminary alumnus and former Chicago Theological Seminary president. The Rev Dr Douglas Horton urged training laymen to do Christ’s work outside the professional church, while emphasis on improving racial relations was set for the denomination’s biennial goals amid the American Missionary Association centennial activities.
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Pacific School of Religion
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Los Angeles
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Kansas City
Chicago Theological Seminary
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New York
General Council
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American Missionary Association