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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
5
The passage envisions a tour of Indian villages to inspire a unified Protestant program. It claims the Interchurch World Movement will show where Methodists and Baptists stand and outline mission activity, including unoccupied areas to be entered for world evangelism.
The Interchurch World Movement surveys migrant sheep shearers across North America and urges western churches to provide social support and shared facilities. It notes the workers move from Canada to Mexico, facing isolation despite wartime mobility measures.
A World Movement survey reveals ministers earn far less than other professions with most clergy paid under 6000 dollars yearly. It notes some denominations pay as low as 200 dollars and urges churches to provide adequate pay and pensions to end the disgrace of underpaid ministers. It contrasts rising wages in mills and factories with stagnating pastor salaries across denominations.
Kalaw cites myths and counterpoints about Filipino civilization and democracy, noting literacy, land ownership, and self government precedents. He contrasts exaggerations with census data and quotes officials on independence promises and American policy.
Forward moving denominations form a plan to coordinate resources across Protestant America. The Interchurch World Movement seeks world surveys, cooperative machinery, and advisory support while preserving each denomination’s autonomy.
The report describes a mild tropical climate with cool nights and rare sunstrokes. Temperature records show an average around 50 degrees over the past thirty years.
The note states a move to a new smaller brick location at the corner of the alley on North Indiana Street just north of Farmers Bank. The message cites a better location as the reason for the change.
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