Word: gospelling
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...aforementioned A. J. Smith, who claims affinity with the cloth . . . suggests that since the heathen are not taking very kindly to the brand of gospel which he espouses (and why should they!?), it might be wise to recall the missionaries of his church from their foreign meddling, reconsign the heathen to hell and concentrate on the salvation of Mississippi...
...Boston, the 126-year-old Congregational weekly Advance celebrated a change in name from the Congregationalist and Herald of Gospel Liberty by launching a barrage against Dr. Hugh Stewart Magill, secretary of the International Council of Religious Education (Sunday Schools of 36 denominations). Pointing to Will Hays as "that rather tawdry little elder of the Presbyterian Church who was taken into camp by Hollywood's sagacious captains," Advance said that Dr. Magill has "rushed to the aid and comfort of the discredited utility interests" by becoming president of American Federation of Utility Investors, Inc. Advance advised...
...Communist Party will speak for the Communists at the conference and Kirtley F. Mather, professor of Geology and tutor in the Division of Geological Sciences, will conclude with the Socialists' view on the subject of pacifism. Mather, always a loyal Socialist, has been prominent in spreading its gospel and was among those Faculty members who took up the banner for Socialism in recent elections...
...extemporaneous) to the 11,000 hushed saints. He warned against faultfinding, counseled them: "Live our religion. The Latter-day Saints Church does not make mistakes. The Church is true and humble and my prayer is that you will follow out closely its teachings. Individuals may make mistakes but the Gospel is solid.'' Reviewing his 51 years in the Priesthood, President Grant recalled witnessing the Church's growth from 30 to 105 states (districts...
...Harvard Glee Club under Dr. Davison has made its reputation in this country and in Europe not only as a chorus of high calibre, but as a disseminator of good music. Through the combined efforts of Dr. Davison, Thomas Whitney Surette, and the Concord School of Music, the gospel has successfully been spread until it is now universally accepted. The work of the Glee Club in this line will naturally continue, but as an educator it will no longer constitute such an essential factor. The public, in fact, is looking for a little more from the Harvard Glee Club than...