Parables Explain Stewardship Power and Money Use
A study of Luke 16 discusses two famous parables the unjust steward and the rich man and Lazarus. It explains how wealth invites scrutiny of stewardship and urges prudent use of money to gain eternal rewards, not for present gain. It stresses the Pharisees love of money and contrasts worldly values with godly stewardship and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anjusl Meward
Lazarus
Luke
Jesus
Tim
God
Sigus
Phariacon
Education and land reform at Nicholson's Betis academy
The article praises Nicholson led land projects near Bettis academy in South Carolina where colored farmers own about fourteen thousand acres. It notes travel to farms, credit sales, and high reputation for discipline and thrift, with crime reportedly low and strong educational results. It also mentions Calhoun Institute Alabama, the 1912 car output, and a National Congrega tional Workers conference in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettla Academy
Trenton
al Bande
Nicholson
Nichalson
Bettis Academy
Mr. Nicholson
South Carolina
Eixteen
Catholin
Atx
Etx
Calhoun
Bia
Bouse + syeene
Atuy Det
Mora
Educa Uon
Calhoun Institute
Alabama
Also Mentioned on This Page
My Tech
Gullings
United States
L. A Halbert
Board of Welfare
Kanais City
Provident Hospital For
Welfare Board
Phyllis Ieatley
National Convention of
Congregational Workers Among Colored People
Lincoln Memorial Temple
Washington
Cooperaon
the People’s
Plymouth
Brooklyn
Crius
Bron
Siiver
Tuskegee
W. M. Crawford
Jackson
Eagle Loan CO
Boston
Oklahoma Auction Furniture
Tulsa, Oklahoma
J. B. Stradford
N. Greenwood
Polsa
Orlamoma
Igi
C. L
Jus A. Johnson
A. F. Bryant
N. Greenwood ST
Tulsa
Ofla
H. Augustus
Rosenfield
Tulsa, Okla
Oir
THE
City Supply CO
East Second Street
Oklahoma
Tulsa Star
North Greenwood
the Anderson Grocery
Greenwood
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