Word: christian
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...slums. Last year they were sent to the flood victims, but the arrival of uncollegiate clothing in New Hampshire was was looked upon as an impertinence in some of the better refugee circles. And however prejudiced the poor may be, Phillips Brooks House can still do the Christian thing by the rich. Lowella may go her old way, and sin no more...
Samuel Marinus Zwemer is a big-boned, crude-featured, Dutch-descended son of Michigan. He has been called the most daring, resourceful and successful Christian Missionary to the Moslem world. When the issue is Cross against Crescent he is proud to stick at nothing. Therefore it was but characteristic that Dr. Zwemer should have been caught red handed at Cairo, last week, in the act of proselytizing students at the Mohammedan University of El-Azhar...
...Arabic press, frenzied by the incident, indulged in a Christian-scare, declaring that the Sudan is now a hotbed of Christian proselytizing, and that if the process continues it will dangerously further the seizure of this territory by Great Britain...
...third of the William Belden Noble Lectures will be given on "The Christian Experience of God" in Emerson D at 8 o'clock tonight. The Rever end W. R. Matthews, M.A., D.D. Dear of King's College, University of London and Professor of the Philosophy of Religion in King's College, is conducting the series and will deliver the lecture...
...months ago, it was stated that 60,000 of the 200,000 U. S. Protestant Churches had failed to gain one member during 1927 (TIME, Feb. 20). Last week The Christian Herald published the results of a census on U. S. church members; these proved that the total number of members added to the church in 1927 was 573,723; that the total number of U. S. church members...