Observations on Blame and The Church’s Missionary Shortfall
The author argues the nation’s ills span decades, blaming both major parties and a failing church. He laments church building booms unused for foreign missions and calls for richer missionary funding and local development to support conversion. The critique links global tensions to domestic complacency and economic inequities.
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What End Do Pioneers Seek In Freedom’s Cause
A reflective sermon argues that pioneers must seek a broader end than self benefit. It condemns wealthier churches that pursue limited welfare and urges individuals and churches to commit money and missionaries to spread the gospel universally. It questions whether the charge to “go into all the world” has been fulfilled.
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Nixon Breaks With Benson as He Keeps Distance From Eisenhower Policy
The piece argues Vice President Nixon moved to discard Ezra Taft Benson's farm policy and shows how Nixon's stance separated him from Eisenhower. It notes Meade Alcorn pushed the purge, Nixon's clashes with Rockefeller, and the broader pattern of distancing from the President while staying the party nominee.
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