Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-09-07
MEETING OF MINISTER'S HERE
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In the denomination will be here to give
their fellow workers the fruits OF their
thinking and experience, and at all OF
the meetings the general public will be
cordially welcome,
Former Governor Charles W, Gates;
president of the State Conference OF
Congregations churches, and President
John NJ Thomas Of Mddlebury college
will open the four days program, with
Introductory remarks on Monday even
ing when DR., Hubert c, Herring, gen.
era secretary of the Congregational
Home Missionary society, and secretary
of the National Council will deliver the
principal address on "The Minister'S
War Time Task.
The other principal speakers of the
work are Professor Eugene W. Lyman,
teacher Of The Philosophy of Religion
and Christian Ethics at 0berlin; George
w. Coleman, WHO'S widely known az the
head of the Ford Hall meetings in Bos-
ton; DR.. Lewis b, Patton, who has the
chair of Old Testament in the Hartford
Theological Seminary. DR.. Warren j,
Moulton, professor of New Testament,
in Bangor Theological Seminary; DR.,
Herman +. Swart2, secretary Of Mis-
sions in the Congregational Home Mis-
sionary society; the Rev. d, Brewer
Eddy, who has recently done evangel-
istic work among the English training
camps; and the Rev. Richard II, Clapp,
pastor Of the Centre Congregational
church at Brattleboro.
The program is as follows
Monday, sept 10 Evening at 7;45
Introductory words by President Charles
w. Gates of the State Conference and
President John Nj. Thomas of Middle.
bury College, and address by Dr. Her.
ring on "The Ministers War Time
Task "
Tuesday. Sept. II Morning, 500
Lecture. conference, Professor Lyman,
First of three lectures on the general
subject: Building a Moral World. "
This mornings subject; Modern Chris
tian Personality. 4" "a lecture.confer-
ence period consists of fifty minutes
lecture and twenty minutes confer
ence).
9l5 Lecture. conference. DR.. Her
ring, "Girding Ones Self fora AmpIer
Ministry"
1890. Chapel service. Mr., Clapp.
HAS. Lectur-- conference. Prof
Patton. What a Working Pastor Should
Know and Read about the Old Testa-
ment
Afternoon. 2:l5, Lecture.confer;
ence, DR.. Swartz, "A Leader Who
Leads.
Evening. 1880 Addresses by Prof.
Lyman IAN Anchor That Does Not
Drag, And DR., Swartz, "The
Church's Business in Democracy,
Wednesday, Morning, 500 Lecture
conference. Prof. Lyman, Democratic
ing NORA Opportunity. "
9l5. Lecture conference. DR.. Her
ring, why the Preachers Must Learn to
Preach, ~
1890 Chapel. Mr.. Clapp,
| Has. Lecture conference. DR..
Swart2, Evangelism that Evangel.
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Afternoon. 2:l5, Lecture.confer,
ence. Prof. Moulton, The Background
of New Testament Study.
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