Word: protestantism
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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"Whereas, the Christian and Reformed Churches are campaigning to end prizefighting in California, and it is published that such an exhibition, led by a noted pugilist, is to be staged for the benefit of a Protestant church; resolved, that we disclaim any sympathy with such a benefit and protest the...
Sad to relate, the American press has never been freed of racial prejudice. Your worthy weekly, too, is guilty of bigotism. You are not a Protestant paper: you are not afraid of the Klan. You must be Catholic. At any rate, you never have given the Jews a square deal...
Samuel Parkes Cadman. 63-year-old Brooklyn clergyman and dispenser of comfort by correspondence, addressing a meeting of Baptist deacons last week in Atlanta, Ga., mused wistfully: "I wish that we might have one more Protestant Mayor of New York before I die."
Protestant Episcopal . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,190,938
Two months ago, it was stated that 60,000 of the 200,000 U. S. Protestant Churches had failed to gain one member during 1927 (TIME, Feb. 20). Last week The Christian Herald published the results of a census on U. S. church members; these proved that the total number...