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In Manhattan, Presbyterians, Methodists, Baptists and Congregationalists announced that they hope to unite in setting up a "Protestant Center" to house their separate national headquarters. In New York's state legislature a bill was introduced to provide legal machinery for a solution to the ecclesiastical housing problem, but approval...
In Greenwich, Conn., the National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church, dissatisfied with existing literature on marriage, decided to prepare its own. Items needed: a basic book of instruction on marriage; an extensive bibliography on sex, marriage and family life for the clergy.
The Rt. Rev. Henry Knox Sherrill (Sun. 11:30 a.m., Mutual). The Presiding Protestant Episcopal Bishop in America, in an appeal for European relief.
The "oldest Protestant church" in western Christendom celebrated a centennial last week. In 1179 a rich Lyons merchant named Peter Waldo took a vow of poverty and defied the Pope by preaching and interpreting the Bible on his own. Excommunicated as a heretic, Waldo fled to the hills with his...
Many of the accounts of Emmet's life have been lost; others have only recently turned up. What the records show seems chiefly pathetic to readers schooled in the calculating and brilliant revolutionary techniques of Marx and Lenin. Unlike those men, Robert Emmet lived, from boyhood to scaffold, in...