Language of today to reach outsiders in church
New York Oct 9 Rev Per YT urged First Reformed Episcopal to present faith in contemporary language. He argued the church must bridge gaps between fundamentalists and modernists, state essentials plainly, and proclaim God’s life within people rather than cling to old terms. The world seeks religion and righteousness.
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New York
First Reformed Episcopal Church
Committee of Revisers
Leighton Park
Christian Church
God
Church
Church of Christ
Kingdom of God
Church of God
Definite statement on Christian belief essentials seen
The text asserts the core essentials of Christian belief but laments division among Christians. It contrasts the church’s claim to revelation with an impatient world awaiting guidance. It notes the church holds revelation, though its interpretation is subject to change, while the church remains the witness of the king.
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Herb Juicy Medicine Co
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Twin City Barber College Ad Promises Quick Skills
WHI reads an advertisement urging untrained individuals to prepare for a trade. The Barber Preparatory offers opportunities with high salaries or starting a business, highlighting enlarged facilities, modern equipment, and reasonable tuition. It invites readers to request a free illustrated catalog from its Minneapolis location on 201 Tennepin Ave.
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Barber Cpradier
Readay
Twin City
Barber College
Tennepin Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Fragments Note Wage Earners in Argentina Women Rise
A fragment mentions the Dom of God within and a witness, with a note that Atego is part of wage earners in Argentina where women exceed 1,000,000 in gainful occupations. The text is fragmentary and lacks a central event.
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Atego
Argentina
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