Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1948 — Page 16

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"Charles P. Taft Urges Greater Guidance for Meeting Daily Problems Facing World “Hy ENMA RIVERS MILNER, Ties Chuteh Bator

The churches must give men and women a central purpose in ite to meet the bewildering changes in today's world. | Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati turned the tables last night when he advanced this thought in his address before the Indiana Pastors’! | Conference in the Third Christian Church, Mr, Taft is the first non-ministerial candidate to: be elected

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day.

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| youth,”

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modern was the Pastors’ Conference opposuniversal training earlier in the New offi {cers also were

elected yester-

The conference closes

; “Mr. Taft

{and morals of our nation and its

“an un-

Dr. » E. Craig Brandenburg,

-. Evangelical United Brethren min-

ister of Bedford, was elected con-| ference president; and the Rev. FF. W. Wiegmann of the Downey

Avenue Christian Church, Ralph M. secretary-treasurer night received special

president. Dr, was elected and last

tribute from Mr. Taft, “Centuries ago there were mass |

conversions .to Christianity,”

vice! Holland

Mr.

Taft recalled.” Religion was “in! the hands of the clergy. But as laymen began to. participate more and more as

the years passed,

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" person, therefore must listen.” Warned of Mistakes The speaker: warned: * ‘ministers in their studies” of being too “far | oft from the present-day 'con-; flicts” and of the resulting likeli- |

hood of making mistakes.

“among Protestants 1s that each person is spoken to by God. Each|

seemed to feel that laymen in every walk of life might accom=]

[lish wonders in lessening social| ; race tensions,

{eonflicts,

labor- |

management difficulties. In closing, he Imposed these | two chief duties upon the pastors)

i ‘and the churches:

“Create the

“Bring home to little groups

feeling among Christians that they belong to a! great fraternity which reaches! raround the world and back 2000] — years into history,” he

itheir individual responsibility,

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