Militant Methodism the Story of the First National Convention of Methodist Men
Militant Methodism the Story of the First National Convention of Methodist Men
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The man of God officiating in the place of worship is the center of things which tend to the regenerating of the community and the building of a new earth. To aid in building more than ] 5, 000 such churches and to extend help to the maintaining of four thousand preachers is the work of this Board. And every such church is a new center of supply for every benevo- lent cause, and every such preacher is the agent for every benevolent Board. In a single quadrennium, the last, Churches were helped ...to the number of 1, 775, and four thou- sand preachers, in making their appeal for all good causes, were subsidized by this Board to the extent of $2, 600, 000. Then, this appeal of the Board of Home Missions and Church Extension is as fundamental as our Methodist propa- ganda. This Board of Home Missions has its responsibilities as I have indicated in a world sense. We, the most popular Protestant body, numerically the largest, have our propor- tionate responsibility in our National life and influence.
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The man of God officiating in the place of worship is the center of things which tend to the regenerating of the community and the building of a new earth. To aid in building more than ] 5, 000 such churches and to extend help to the maintaining of four thousand preachers is the work of this Board. And every such church is a new center of supply for every benevo- lent cause, and every such preacher is the agent for every benevolent Board. In a single quadrennium, the last, Churches were helped ...to the number of 1, 775, and four thou- sand preachers, in making their appeal for all good causes, were subsidized by this Board to the extent of $2, 600, 000. Then, this appeal of the Board of Home Missions and Church Extension is as fundamental as our Methodist propa- ganda. This Board of Home Missions has its responsibilities as I have indicated in a world sense. We, the most popular Protestant body, numerically the largest, have our propor- tionate responsibility in our National life and influence.
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