The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-21
REV. DUTT QUITS
THE PASTORATE
OF TULSA CHURCH
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cause Of humanity. His genuine
Christian spirit radiates good, and
he is loved and admired by the other
churches OF the city and the civic
examinations. He is always toler-
ant. always placing the church and
It's works ahead OF his own personal
feelings.
"our loss in these patriots in the
cause of Christ will be another
church's gain. They have received
call from a California church and.
suffice II 10 say that California dis
plays wisdom in the selection OF her
ministry. This is the second one
both OF the best and highest type in
the country---that goes from Tulsa
to the golden state. without recon-
mendation except that they have
served the Tulsa field. 1t might
be well for California to prepare to
receive each Christian minister that
comes to Tulsa after he has served
\ rom two to four years with this
\ church. Brother Dutt has responded
10 call that came to him un-
solicited and will give TO California
the full fruitago OF many successful
years IN the winning of souls TO the
cause OF Christ. Their Christian
lives, which are lived every day, will
WIN for them love and esteem in
lhelr new field OF endeavor. feel
mat am speaking the sentiment of
MS Christian body when / say that
we exceedingly regret their going
nom us and we know that we are
suffering an irrepairsbie loss. May
". who remain behind try to excm-
pity In our lives the Christian spirit
tn,t our brother and sister have al
'wiFs 30 richly manifested"
Leaves Next Sunday.
Reverend Dutt will leave next
sunday evening for Winuna Lake.
ma, where he will act as director OF
music az the annual international
convention OF the Disciples of Christ
De in session August 2s to Sep
Nmoer 3. 1t is his present expect
sshcy 70 deliver his farewell sermon
nere Sunday, September 10, and to
sAt by motor September IL for
he west in company with his 15-
Srssr-old son. Brooks, and his father.
y D. Dutt, making the motor trip
sssrve as a vacation. Mrs. Dutt and
mel .aelr 0-year-old daughter, Rosalee,
M 30 70 Fresno by train. Reverend
DDuu viii take up his new duties the
CNhpbti III Atlt lIEl 1itiH-
,San church at Fresno, known as the
argest and strongest church in
noslhern California and equalled
my N the state by the Christian
ScnvNh at Long Beach in southern
SS'a,'Hornia, 4, which is ministered to
rev. George p. Taubman, for
TIy spiritual shepherd of the
asa church. The Fresno church
n !une tentatively inviteh Reverend
~ 10 consider the place to be
,S@le vacant by the retirement of
|'N pastor, Rev. II. o. Breeden.
M, second Largest I'm City.
t,When Reverend Dutt assumed the
NJ nastorate In March. 1918. the
~ christian church had a mem
h, ,,nlp OF $50 and was disrupted
aGK OF a church building and a
,Sn ,.Sn staff. Now the church has
~ s'vv,oUO home and a staff includ
~ an educational secretary and
lssncial secretary and one OF the
DT,hlest church rolls in the city.
IA his ministry the church has
ehr. LO20 additions, bringing the
w. az the close of the church
1V June 80. to an enrolment OF
ri. ana the Bible school TO 1920.
/ D., nlole school has had the great
N. increase in its career and during
tsnappesent summer its average at
,---aee mas exceeded that OF all