Church Unity Problem in American Denominations
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports a broad sociological shift in American church memberships. Data from major cities show Protestants joining Catholics and vice versa, with converts crossing denominational lines for worship quality and sermons. Some Catholic converts leagues note thousands yearly, alongside parish leaders noting many Catholics join Protestant churches and vice versa.
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Indianapolis Journal
Chicago
Christendom
America
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Louisville
Catholic Converts' League of New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
League
United States
Corrigan
New York City
Manhattan
Brooklyn
St. Ignatius Episcopal Church
Critfeman
Home
St. Paul
Covenant Presbyterian
Homewood-avenue Presbyterian
Broadway Baptist
Compton Hill
Pilgrim Congregational
St. Paul's Episcopal
Archstreet Methodist
Trinity Methodist
Springfield
Mass
Trinity Episcopal
Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth Church
Paulist Fathers
Rome
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ilinois
Rainsford
St. George's
W. S. Plumer Bryan
C. C. Williams
Augusta
C. B. Mills
Lutherans Plan Summer Conference Inspired by Chautauqua Model
Lutheran leaders discuss holding next summer and annually a conference for inspiration and method using existing facilities rather than building a plant. The plan envisions broad Lutheran participation, minimal business, and a focus on spiritual work. Location favored in the New York area with hopes to duplicate near St Louis and Minneapolis.
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Indianapolis Journal
New York
General Council
Chautauqua
Hastero
Pennsylvania
St. Louie
Adinseapolis
Ninth International Bible Conference Opens at Winona Lake
The ninth annual International Bible Conference opens tomorrow at Winona Lake under Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman with expectations of tens of thousands. Attendance has grown from 35 at the first meeting to over 2,000 ministers and 3,000 laymen last year, with double that forecast this year. Special conferences cover church work, missions, Sunday school, and workers, while numerous ministers and evangelists from the U S and abroad are listed to attend.
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Indianapolis Journal
Warsaw
Ind
Winona Lake
J. Wilbur Chapman
Winona
Kosciusko Lodge
Chapman
Indiana
Messrs
D. H. Guild
F. F. Thornburgh
Farmland
L. J. Naftzger
Kokomo
E. F. Naftzger
Logansport
John S. MacIntosh
San Anselmo
Cal
Percy C. Webber
Boston
W. G. Moorehead
Xenia
A. C. Zenos
Chicago
James M. Gray
John H. Elliott
New York City
A. C. Dixon
John Balcomb Shaw
Marcus A. Bronson
Philadelphia
Daniel E. Jenkins
Omaha
Neb
K. W. Gilchrist
George A. Funkhouser
Dayton
Bishop G. M. Matthews
A. Ort
Springfield
L. W. Munhall
W. W. White
H. M. Wharton
George R. Stewart
Cleveland
R. R. Lloyd
San Francisco
Cornelius Woelfkin
Brooklyn
Arthur W. Hussey
John Willis Baer
F. E. Taylor
W. H. Weaver
Baltimore
D. Gordon
Marion Lawrence
Toledo
John Robertson
Glasgow
Scotland
Joseph Kyle
W. C. Pearce
R. 8. Helms
Pitt
Snitoh
Daniel S. Toy
Alexander Patterson
Henry Ostrom
Greencastle
J. A. Vinton
Chester Birch
Loute
John A. Davis
Binghamton
N. Y
J. H. Kaylor
Allegheny
H. D. Sheldon
Oneon
Tm NL
Garden of the Orient Dr Pentecost’s view of Philippines
Rev Dr G F Pentecost praises Philippines as the garden of the East far surpassing Japan. He advocates freer US trade in sugar tobacco hemp, notes labor troubles, and envisions 100000 Chinese workers boosting growth. He admires Taft and the US commission, critiques Catholicland influence, and urges Protestant churches across Manila and Iloilo with American pastors.
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Indianapolis Journal
New York
G. F. Pentecost
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Philippines
Japan
United States
Dr. Pentecost
Taft
United States Commission
Guidi
Manila
Pentecost
Aglipay
America
Iloilo
R. F. Coyle
Denver
General Assembly
Brent
China
Korea
Boxer
East
Promising New Fruits Pomologist in Charge of Field Studies
Washington August 15. The Indianapolis Journal reports fruit growers pursue new varieties tested by the Bureau of Plant Industry. Randolph apple, Belle peach, Willett seedling, and hardy wild plums show promise for long shipment and cold areas. The article notes origin, adaptability, and potential commercial value, urging continued testing and informed selection by growers.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Randolph
Randolph Peters
Wilmington
Del
Farnhurst
Georgia
Texas
Michigan
Connecticut
S. H. Rumph
Belle
Powell
Lewis A. Rumph
Marshallville
Dr. Rumph
JA Rumph
H. Rumph
Some
Ius O'Bryan
Willett
Institute
American Pomological Society
Upper
Mississippi
Valiey
Theodore Williams
Benson, Neb
Harrison Peach
B. F. Stoddard
Jessup
Caroline Baker
Elmer Reeves
Waverly
Sumner
Maquoketa
William A. Taylor
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