Word: gospeleer
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...became the regular Bible teacher for adults at the Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church, meeting his class in the chapel for an hour every Sunday morning. Last week, with Congress once more in session, Methodist Senator Sparkman was back in his Sunday-school job. The topic for study: the Gospel according to St. John...
...apple can spoil a barrel. Back in England, he yanked some young offenders out of the regular prisons, moved them away from the older, rottener apples to a Kentish village called Borstal. There he began an experiment in straightening out youngsters gone wrong. Its basic idea: "the gospel of work...
...Okanogan, Wash., a minister of the Gospel was charged with grand larceny. The rub: one Sunday in November, he stole a private plane to fly to services in Spokane...
...years . . . . because I know a good deal about it from the inside.* But I say to you that there can be no direction of foreign policy. . . except a political direction, because government and foreign relations are politics. The churches must understand that, must study politics and must find a gospel which helps a Christian politician...
...Preacher. To spread its new gospel, N.A.M. chose as its 1947 president a likely man to do it, big, genial Earl Bunting, 53, head of the O'Sullivan Rubber Corp. (makers of "America's No. 1 Heel"). Born on a farm in southern Illinois, Bunting studied engineering, ran his own consulting firms in Portland (Ore.) and Washington before he took over O'Sullivan's presidency...