First Resident Pastor in White House? McGovern Path Seen
A profile of George McGovern notes his early church work near Chicago and in South Dakota, detailing his brief ministry at Diamond Lake Church, his later shift to teaching, and his enduring belief in the church’s uplift. It cites peers and biographers while presenting McGovern’s view that ministry fueled his conscience and public life. The piece contrasts speculation about attendance with his own account of leaving parochial duties for broader service.
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Lester Kinsolving
United States
South Dakota
White House
George McGovern
McGovern
Garrett Theological Seminary
Diamond Lake
Mundelein) Methodist Church
Chicago
George Groh
Esther Mills
George
Anson
Eleanor
John Tyler A Defiant Virginian In Politics And Death
A historical portrait of John Tyler, independent and party defiant, from early life to his final years. The piece covers his resistances to Jacksonian and Whig policies, service as governor and senator, and role in secession and the Confederate Congress. It notes his oath as president, cabinet clashes, and monument at Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
John Tyler
William and Mary College
Virginia House of Delegates
Tyler
Jackson
Bank of
United States
Virginia
Senate
Democratic Party
Hugh L. White
Tennessee
Tippecanoe
William H. Harrison
Williamsburg
Washington
John Quincy Adams
Harrison
Andrew Jackson
Daniel Webster
Maine
Canada
Texas
James K. Polk
Confederate Provisional Congress
John
Lincoln
Congress
Taft
America
Hollywood Cemetery
Richmond
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