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He accepted his first pastorate at Scituate,

to attend church while beating them at golf, at which he excels. Then, at the age of 27, he became pastor of the largest Methodist church in Rhode Island, at Providence. He began broadcasting sermons on the radio, a revolutionary innovation at that time. He comes to his new post here from the Hennepin Avenue Methodist Church, Minneapolis, where he was required to preach two consecutive sermons

Mass., where he persuaded country club members 3

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