Word: fellowships
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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This winter one of the eleven sororities has undertaken co-operative living. The house expenses are being greatly reduced. The members feel a closer fellowship. This same splendid feeling predominates in our four co-operative homes. MRS. MADGE I. MCGLADE...
...Canadian Department of National Revenue received $12 in "conscience money" last week. Changed (converted), someone had been guided by God to make restitution. A small thing, this was only one of the many tangible results of a recent Canadian tour by the Oxford Groups, or First Century Christian Fellowship, of Rev. Dr. Frank Nathan Daniel Buchman. In Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, there had been quiet times, testimonials, sharing, guidance, luminous thoughts. Dr. Buchman lunched with Canada's pious Premier Richard Bedford Bennett. The Groups were welcomed to Montreal by Anglican Bishop John Cragg Farthing. In Toronto a minister...
Nearest thing to Harvard's Society of Fellows is All Souls ("Warden & College of the souls of all faithful departed in the University of Oxford"), which provides 21 graduate fellowships, some of which pay ?300 the first two years. An All Souls fellowship is a rare honor; some men, like Sir William Blackstone of the famed law commentaries, have spent a lifetime there; others, like Aircraftsman Thomas Edward (Lawrence) Shaw, return from time to time...
...such activities as they may commit to it. Methodist Bishop Francis John McConnell, retiring president, addressed the delegates on Christian Unity, which, said he, "you can't get ... among churches simply by passing resolutions. . . . You have to think together, you have to live together in terms of Christian fellowship, and the first thing you know, union is simply a ratification of a condition that already exists." Dr. Mary Emma Woolley of Mt. Holyoke College, delegate to last year's stalled Disarmament Conference, spoke on "The Church and World Peace." The Federal Council blenched a bit when...
This book sold 52,000 copies in England in three months. Propaganda for Frank Nathan Daniel ("Soul-Surgeon") Buchman's "First Century Christian Fellowship," it is "a book about sinners, for sinners, by quite a big sinner." Though he may not be boasting, Sinner Russell is not explicit about himself, is concerned rather, in this rambling, 293-page book, to paint a glowing picture of Buchmanite activity...