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Work Camps to help produce food for U. S. fighting forces and for civilians working on the home front are being formed for college men this summer. Organized by the Unitarian Churches of greater Boston, camps in Hollis, New Hampshire, will be open for six weekends starting August 13. The undertaking is non-sectarian. Students participating in the project will pay for their transportation to sud from camp and will receive wages for their work during the two day period...
...meeting of 135 Unitarian college students at the Arlington Street Church in Boston yesterday afternoon and evening, a course of action was planned concerning "The Church and the Post-War World." Present among the speakers were Ralph Barton Perry, professor of Philosophy and Chairman of American Defense, Harvard Group, and Claude M. Isbister, fellow in Economics...
Three days before Christmas the unhappy pastor of the Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church, outside Detroit, sent a letter to the Detroit Council of Churches. Wrote tall, reddish-haired, 32-year-old Merrill O. Bates: "I deeply regret that you have worded your entrance requirements so as to make membership in the Council impossible for the following churches: Latter-Day Saints [Mormon], Christian Science and Unitarian. Our sons, our fathers, our brothers are dying on land and sea that justice and freedom-yea, even the Christian Religion might live, while we at home draw circles around our love." Mr. Bates probably...
...others are being coaxed to join. Since the city's nine Christian Science and nine Mormon churches (nonevangelical) have not shown much interest in the Council, the whole matter might seem to resolve itself into one simple question: Does the Council want 22 new Lutheran members or two Unitarian...
...Unitarian minister, Cram was converted to Anglo-Catholicism as a young man, visualized a reunion of all Christian creeds under one church. He was so attached to the medieval way of life that nearly all his voluminous writings (My Life in Architecture, The End of Democracy) were concerned with his vision of its resurgence. His dream of the neo-medieval future included: a return of self-sufficient walled towns; a return of craftsmen's guilds; abolition of mass production; abolition of gunpowder, the printing press, the combustion engine; "return to the land"; a semi-monarchical political setup...