Letters 10 The Editor on Rev usage and edits
A reader endorses changing how ministers are titled in the paper. Paul T. Chapman of Rochelle Methodist Church thanks the editor for policy guiding use of Rev and urges future articles to use his designation as Mr Chapman, Pastor of Rochelle Methodist Church.
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Preachers and The Rev. business cited in reader letter
A reader argues against formal clerical titles citing Bible verses and early church history. The note rejects clergy laity distinctions and asserts reverence belongs to God, urging removal of the Rev. title and special ranks for preachers.
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God
Religious Friction Over Titles Sparks Letter From Brady
HOSBY WEAVER objects to being titled Reverend insisting on equal treatment with peers. He cites biblical passages condemning ranks and asks not to be addressed as Reverend. Brady community notes include Dollar Day, mortuary school plans, and local vacation trips.
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