Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1948 — Page 7

Episcopal Synod to Meet

“of Fond du Lac.,

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SUNDAY, NOV. 7, 1948

Church News—

Here Nov. 15

200 Midwest Laymen,

Ministers to Attend

Approximately 200 laymen and ministers of five states will

attend the meeting of the Synod!

of the Province of the Midwest Protestant Church Nov. 15 and 16 in Christ Episcopal Church. The work of the . church abroad. Simultaneously 13 other denominations' will be holding similar] Indianapolis sessions on missions. On the night of the 16th all! 14 will come together for a mass meeting in Cadle ' Tabernacle when Methodist Bishop G. Brom-| ley Oxnam of New York and| others will speak. The mass session will be sponsored by the! Foreign Missions Conference of North America.

From 13 Dioceses ‘The Episcopal sessions will include . representatives of 13! dioceses in five states—Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin and, Ohio. The 350,000 Episcopalians of this area give $10 million! every year for the support of! their local parishes and missions overseas, officials of the church report. The Rt. Rev. Benjamin F. P. Ivins, bishop of Milwaukee, synod president, will preside over the Episcopal meeting here. The Women's Auxiliary of the fifth province will meet simultaneously with the syned with Mrs. Rollin T, Chamberlin of Chicago, auxiliary president, presiding. The missionary service at 8 p. m. on Monday, Nov. 15, will highlight the two-day program. Clerical deputies in vestments will form a choir and sing for the service. Speakers will include the Very Rev. Edward R. Welles, dean of St. Paul's Cathedral, Buffalo; and the Rt. Rev. Bravid W. Harris, D.D., bishop of the missionary district of Liberia, West Africa.

Dinner on Monday The Monday night session will be preceded by a 2 p.m. address by Bishop Ivins and a dinner for synod delegates at 6:30 p.m. Holy Communion will open Tuesday’s meetings at 7:30 a.m. At the joint session of the synod and auxiliary at 10 a.m. addresses will be given by the Rev. Harwood Sturtevant, D.D., bishop Wis., on “The Assembly of the World Council of Churches;” and the

Rt. Rev. Lewis Bliss Whittemore,

D. D., bishop of Western Michigan. Bishop Whittemore's subject will be: “Work of the National Council” (emphasizing Christian education).

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CHAIRMAN — The "Rt. Rev. B. F. P.-lvins, bishop of Milwaukee, will preside here at the meeting of the Synod of the Province of the Midwest of the

protestant Episcopal Church. * Thirteen dioceses from five states will be represented.

Disciples ws Christ Head to Speak |

The elected head of the Dis-of Christ at their 1948 convene ciples of Chr st, the Rev, F. E.tlon held this year in San Fran cisco. He is a former pastor of

10,000 Coming to Protestant Mission Conference

Members Will Plan for Worldwide ‘Advance’ Laman Bruner and Mrs. Hervie

Vertrees. In Foreign Missions During Sessions The co-operating denominations Davison of South Bend will speak "pn 010004 Christian Church, By EMMA RIVERS MILNER, Times Church Editor

include Baptist, Church of the following a 6:30 p. m. laymen’s pore and the Austin Boulevard Brethren, Congregational-Chris-| Ten thousand persons of 13 different Protestant denominations greg: dinner Tuesday in the Centenary Church, Chicago, He holds the from all parts of the state are due here next week to plan for a Evangelical United Brethren, elected president of the Interna- manent administrative heade |tional mass meeting Tuesday night, Nov. 16, at 7:45 o'clock in Moravian, United Lutheran, tional | Convention of the Disciples quarters in Indianapolis. " {Cadle Tabernacle. Churehes. [conferences in their own|these need churches. Addresses will be made fli Bishop G. Bromley Observe Campus field. {Nov. 16 in Cadle Tabernacle. | The Indianapolis interdenomin- Chief Albert J. Luthuli, Congre- | ‘observe “Religion on the Campus] Week” Nov. 16 through 20. | [4 States. The plan to hold them! land © Tuler of several thousand Zulus, from Umvoti, Natal, South” ‘was made at a Foreign Mission Ine meng gd The council includes various |Christ” was chosen as the Advance theme. | Mrs. Helen Scott Saulsbury of J. Luthuli, lay preacher and Ik DE | Temple, Tex., who recently toured appa beta, p y Zulu ruler of Umvoti, Natal, [C. A., Preaching Club, Ministerial peace is one world in Chirist— member of the Board of Foreign 'a world united through common Missions of the = Presbyterian

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