Word: revs
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...preachers and the rest of its' residents must inevitably make some jarring moral adjustments. Just that happened early this year in Pittsfield, Mass., when executives of General Electric (Pittsfield's biggest employer) were convicted of violating the antitrust laws (TIME, Feb. 17). In Christian Century, the Rev. Raymond E. Gibson, who then was pastor of Pittsfield's South Congregational Church, describes the resulting shock. It passed through several waves...
...speech to gather support for his project "Crosroads Africa," the Rev. James H. Robinson related last night varied experiences concerning his confrontations with racial prejudice...
...America, the Rev. Robinson talked an all-white Southern university audience out of setting off alarm clocks in open demonstration of their prejudice. From this group of 2500 came 50 later applications for the Crossroads Project...
...REV. JAMES E. WADSWORTH JR. St. Mark's Community Church Detroit...
...purveying its varied reading diet, Catholic Digest has grown into something resembling big business. Besides its two creators and its present editor, the Rev. T. Kenneth Ryan, 56, the magazine employs a fulltime staff of 100, with correspondents and offices all over the U.S. and Europe. Like the Reader's Digest, it has its own book club (56,000 members), from time to time also publishes profitable hardcover anthologies drawn from back issues. Next year it will begin publishing a FORTUNE-sized magazine geared to the $4 billion Catholic trade market in the U.S.-schools, churches, hospitals, monasteries, convents...