Word: presbyterianism
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Hindus, Moslems, Jains and Buddhists gaped at their diversity. Archbishops and patriarchs, metropolitans and primates, bishops, canons, pastors and professors-capped, cassocked, bearded, bareheaded, in flowing robes or academic gowns, in business suits or sarongs-bodied forth the range and outreach of Christianity. Among them: Anglican Arthur Michael Ramsey, Presbyterian Eugene Carson Blake, Lutheran Franklin Clark Fry, German Evangelical Otto Dibelius, Episcopalian Arthur Lichtenberger, Greek Orthodox Lakovos...
...fund-raising drive for Negro voter registration in the South will begin at the University this Wednesday. Sponsored by the Harvard-Radcliffe Liberal Coalition, the Young Democrats, and the Congregational-Presbyterian Student Fellowship, the drive is the first project undertaken by the Civil Rights Coordinating Committee, formed at the University last month...
They Are Sinners. In taking the ministry, Hudson inherited a new $2,000,000 building in the suburbs, and he lost no time filling it with his brand of Presbyterianism. He brought the liturgy in line with strict Presbyterian doctrine, started full observance of the church calendar...
...Presbyterian authority is based on control of a local church by its session of elected elders. The minister-a teaching elder rather than a ruling elder-is the nonvoting moderator of the session, but technically works for the regional presbytery. Interpreting this chain of command literally, the session of Second Church had always been firmly in control. It was opposed not only to the way Hudson ran the church but to his running it at all. Says one elder, Attorney Louis Lowe: "We realized within a month or two after Dr. Hudson was here that he wasn't going...
...stopover had even more significance in the context of Bishop Lichtenberger's journey. This week's New Delhi assembly, a milestone in the swelling movement for Christian unity, will be attended by such leading churchmen as Presbyterian Eugene Carson Blake, Arthur Michael Ramsey, Archbishop of Canterbury, German Evangelical Bishop Otto Dibelius, and Archbishop Iakovos of the Greek Orthodox Church-plus five observers from the Vatican...