Word: gospeling
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According to the president, the writer of the Gospel was showing how Jesus meant to put new life, symbolized by the wine, into the formalized and static religion of his time, symbolized by the water...
...there," he said. "I don't think anyone expected him to campaign in all 435 congressional districts ... I would think that it is his role as President to tell the people what has been accomplished." Next year, Hall indicated, Ike would get around the country plenty, spreading the gospel of his Administration. But he would not do any campaigning for individual Congressmen...
...nation.* Last week, two familiar figures spoke up: ¶ In Manhattan, Henry Ford II was the principal speaker at the first big meeting of the Committee for a National Trade Policy. Made up of top-flight business leaders, the newly formed committee is dedicated to spreading the lower-tariff gospel by distributing detailed information about the benefits increased foreign trade would bring to particular communities and regions...
...Cambridge Ministers' Association yesterday contradicted accusations by Herbert Philbrick by asserting their faith in the Rev. Kenneth dePew Hughes as a "true minister of the Gospel." Philbrick had charged before the House UnAmerican Activities Committee last month that Hughes, minister at St. Bartholomew's of Cambridge, was "another of those who worked with the Communist Party over a number of years...
When the social reformers were tall in the saddle back in 1934, the U.S. Congregationalists set up a Council for Social Action. Its aim was to help make "the Christian gospel more effective in society," and its membership was drawn heavily from the ranks of those who feared many things more than creeping socialism. Among the causes the council plugged: the consumer cooperative movement, compulsory health insurance, federal aid to education. By last year, such council gospel had drawn so much Congregational counterfire (TIME, March 17, 1952) that a nine-man committee was set up to investigate it. Last week...