Word: pulpit
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...BALLOU and W. N. COTTRELL.Best general references: Bishop Potter in Forum XIV 2. (Oct. 1892), pp. 194-200; J. W. Chadwick in Forum. (Dec. 1892) pp. 541 550; Rev. M. J. Savage, Unity Pulpit. Oct. 28, 1892; Bishop Spalding in Arena, VII. 1. (Dec. 1892); Speeches of Senator Palmer in Cong. Rec., XXIII pp. 5997, 6044, July 11, 12. 1892; Von Hoist, Constitutional Law. S 74; Story, Commentaries S 1070-79; Cooley, Constitutional Limitations...
...hoped that Dr. Abbott would take his place in the chapel pulpit earlier in the week, but he has been kept away by illness. He will certainly preach at the chapel on Sunday evening and he is expected to conduct prayers this morning...
...known for their earnestness in religious work and thoroughly interested in broadening the religious side of the University. That these prayers have important influence is shown when one preacher consents to come from his parish in Ohio to conduct them. Moreover these clergymen do not desire to become merely pulpit preachers here. They have set aside hours when they will be present at Wadsworth House to meet with any student who may wish to call on them for consultation or for social intercourse, and they wish to meet and converse with men and to serve them as advisers and friends...
...misfortune, and has been, of a university career that for a quarter of a century the debate has fallen into abeyance. The effect of the dissolution of this old system is to be seen at the pulpit, at the bar, upon the platform and in legislative halls all over the country. It is eminently fit and proper that the new era should be inaugurated by Yale and Harvard. The best reforms in education have always been made by the crimson and the blue...
...officiated in several Unitarian churches in the eastern states before taking charge of the Church of Our Saviour in 1841. After 22 years' continuous pastorate he retired from the pulpit, and was chosen pastor emeritus...