Letters To 50 000 Pastors Urging Co operation
Interchurch World Movement reports on a United Simultaneous Lenten Evangelistic Campaign. Bishop Theodore Henderson says Easter joins churches nationwide for stronger evangelism. Widespread letters to pastors and lay leaders urge cooperation and businesslike gospel selling. Port Rico relief fund appeal follows. 66 000 Presbyterian girls to be visited for college outreach. League of Churches discussed to replace League of Nations. Meeting held March 15–16 in New York.
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United States
Theodore 8
Henderson
Interchurch Orld Movement
Rien
Eady
Interchurch ‘World Movement
C. L. Goodell
Commission On ‘Evangelism
Federal Council of Churches
National Conference For Church Women
Washington
John St. Mott
Mabel Cratty
Bishop Henderson
Horace M. Towner
Iowa
Congressional Committee On Insular Affairs
Porto Rico
New York
Towner
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Martin Travieso, Jr
Jose Sabater
Clarence B. Ferguson
Alfred R. Kimball
West Twenty-second Street
Women’s Board of Home Missions
Woman’s Boards of ‘Foreign Missions
Presbyterian Church
League of Churches
League of Nations
Metropolitan Conference of
Marble Collegiate Church
Pitts ‘Avenue
Interchurch World Movement
Greater
Leach
Interchurch movement heads meet in Kansas City
Regional leaders from Iowa gather in Kansas City to finalize the financial drive across states. The campaign opens April 25 and ends May 2 with a statewide quota near 5 million dollars. Leaders include B C Wolcott Nelson Wehrhan H R Beat Robert J Lewis and others as they map county plans.
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Iowa
Interchurch World Movement
Kansas City
BE. C. Wolcott
Sioux City
Nelson Wehrhan
H. R. Beat
Robert J. Lewis
Nev. Wehrhan
Des Moines
Hfe
W. P. McCormick
Life Service Department
Eight Day Campaign To Raise 3367775 Begins April 25
New York church leaders announce an eight day united drive by the Interchurch World Movement to raise 3 367 775 for Christian work worldwide and locally. Led by Bishop Thomas J Gallor and the church council, the effort aims to supply bishops with data for missions surveys and advance medical education benevolent and evangelistic programs.
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New York
Interchurch World Movement
West Highteenth Street
United
Thomas J. Gallor
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States of Americad
Episcopal Church
Interchurch World Budget Advent Adventist Alphabet
A compiled table shows church denominations and their budgets across the Interchurch World Budget. It lists many groups from Advent Christian to United Brethren with sums totaling 336,777,572.
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Advent Advent Christian Church
Baptist Northern Baptist Convention
National Baptist Conrvention
General Baptist
Brethren
Iowa district leaders named for Interchurch World Movement
Des Moines Iowa districts pick 301 denominational and county chairmen for April 25 to May 2 campaigns. Leaders include A N Vance Cedar Valley Junta J B McNell Muscatine John Wright Des Moines and N A Mershon Council Bluffs. Des Moines offices move April 1 under Dr H R Best and Dr J Earl endorses the effort amid a church laymen campaign.
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Des Moines
Iowa
St. John’s Lutheran Church
A. N. Vance
Cedar Valley Junta
College
Osage
Ort Dodge
Bd. F. Martin
Marshall Town
Waterloo
O Towa
America
Interchurch Movement
Interchurch World Movement
Interchurch
Inter-Church
A. Fulton
Fulton
Omaha
H. R. Best
John Earl
Des Moines College
Methodists Endorse Interchurch World Movement
Official endorsement of the Interchurch World Movement was voted by the boards of the Methodist Protestant Church in a joint session. The Forward Movement Commission and the denom inational executive committee attended, strengthening ties with the Interchurch program. Reps from this Protestant body are to join the General Committee. Dr Crates S Johnson and Dr C H Beck led and supported the movement's plans.
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Interchurch World Movement
Methodist Protestant Church
Forward Movement Commission
Board of Foreign Missions of
Church
United States
Interchurch
Crates’ 8. Johnson
C. H. Beck
Forwani Movement
Budget Plan Anchors Interchurch Movement Growth
Rev H J Lockwood leads Iowa chapter of the Interchurch World Movement as budgeting sets a five year funding target of 1 680 314 557 for national educational missionary and benevolent programs. Iowa surveys underway under departmental leaders aim to map evangelical work for state conference review. End dates span from April 8 to May 2.
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H. J. Lockwood
Waterloo
Iowa
Interchurch World Movement
J. P. Wallace
Hubert Utterback
R. W. Thompson
Ley
John Karl
Des Moines
J E. H. Stranahan
Oskaloosa
Charles Elmer Chapler
First Methodist Church of
Kinsell O
Valley Sunction
A. Fulton
A. D. McGlashen
Life Service
New York
North Ameria
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Philadelphia
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J. P. Linn
Town State College
Ames
Rey
Linn
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Isciples Disciples of Christ
Evangelical Association United Evvangelical Society of Friends In America
Society of Friends of Holinness Holiness Church
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Evangelical Friends California
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