Baptist Board Eyes Rural Church Growth Across Regions
The General Board of Promotion of the Northern Baptist Convention faces a challenge as surveys show many rural churches dying in the East and uncertain outlook elsewhere. Proposals urge establishing new centers in Minnesota North Dakota and Oregon, raising pastor salaries in Montana and Idaho, appointing evangelists and rural experts, and opening stations in irrigation tracts. Great Britain backs American Baptists in Burma education with 856 schools under government direction and women being educated in several cities.
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The Baptis t Official Organ Debuts in Chicago
February marks the appearance of Volume I Number 1 of The Baptist the new weekly organ of the Northern Baptist Convention issued in Chicago with an initial print run of 75 000 Dr Lathan A Crandall serves as editor in chief and Clifton D Gray is managing editor Contributions include Governor Carl M Ulken of Maine Yale professor William Lyon Phelps and Helen Barrett Montgomery The purpose is to portray weekly the forward steps of the denomination in advancing Christianity and to inspire mission work such as training nurses in Moulmein Burma and extending Baptist outreach across multiple languages in Assam and beyond
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Hill quits General Strike as Socialist leaders face ouster
Albany report on the trial of five Socialist assemblymen concludes with heated rhetoric. Hillquit declares no issue since the Civil War, warning against red flags and the torch as symbols of bloodshed. Conboy accuses Socialists of treason for opposing the war and defying national patriotism.
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New World Movement aims to revive family in Baptist churches
Northern Baptists promote the Family Group Plan to unify some 10 000 churches. Local groups of ten families form a church cabinet with the pastor, guiding programs from sermons to family centered activities. Family Sunday observed quarterly, with home gatherings and non religious programs in many cases.
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Franklin Lane to Follow On with Church Militant Work
Former Cabinet officer Franklin K. Lane plans two major moves after leaving government. He will join the Doheny interests as an executive and commit to aiding the Church Militant organization while prioritizing neighbor help over wealth. Lane, once regarded as Washington’s best man, emphasizes supporting his family and giving back in old age.
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Boy Scouts Help Tame Wild Tribe in India
Kavali Madras Presidency Jan 10 Under British Indian Government American Baptist missionaries adapt educational methods to reform the Erukala tribe. Described as a criminal group akin to gypsies or brigands, they have been rounded up by the government for citizen-making efforts.
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