Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1950 — Page 16

Dr. Pruett to Give

~ First Sermon Today By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Times Church Editor He equally enjoys hunting ‘mountain lions and preaching a moving sermon, this new pastor of the First Baptist Church. Dr. Ozie Douuthett Pruett, former minister of the Woodward Avenue Baptist Church, Detroit, will give his first sermon today as pastor of the Baptist . Church, Meridian and Vermont Sts. He is 36, tall, and broad-shouldered. “Do We Dare to Be Christian?” is what he will talk about this morning. Observations made qn a preaching tour of England and Scotland, which Dr. Pruett has just concluded, and hopes for the future of the First Baptist Church give clues to the manner of man the

ming minister is. : { neh RE ved by British minister not only to his parishion-|

The attitude. of the British ers all over the city but to two toward American preachers sur- widely different groups of persons| Z prised Dr. Pruett. He had heard who live near the heart of the, that the American clergy is un- city. The latter are the under-| popular in England and “Scotland. priveleged crowded into rooms and On the contrary, he was royally small apartments and the quite received. prosperous folk who call hotels The pews in the churches are their “homes.” rented, he said, and only the The new minister also envisions tenants may sit in them in the a six - nights - a - week recreation mornings. But at night, the seats schedule in the church building! are free. And so the crowds for downtown young people turned out. for Sunday night pn. pruett was born in Oklaworship. homa, educated in the Louisville] “The labor government and gp... Seffiinary and other theo-| high taxes have not affected the, i. ; c hols He has held paschurches as much as I had ex- ¢ .i0q in New Mexico and Kanpected,” was Dr. Pruett's com- ... ,o well as Michigan. He was] ment. “The British Baptist Mis- , o.oo i the Detroit Kiwanis and] sionary Society raised more money .,..;, ~juhs and took a. lively in-| the past year than in any Pré-,. .... i, missions and interde-| |

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Dr. Ozie Douthett Pruett

vious year of its century- -and-a- nominational enterprises. BR gory people of England He loves to hunt big game in! have more than they ever have New Mexico—elk, deer, antelope, had But nobody in the country Wild turkey and mountain lion.| has much: He succeeds Dr. C. W. Atwater, retired. !

: Church Origin Mrs. Pruett was described by “The labor party really had its pop hyushand as an able public beginning in the churches of Eng-/sneaker and a painter in land but its affiliates have drifted gn, is 4 graduate of the Missionfar. The free churches—Baptst, ,.y mraining School, Louisville. |

Methodist, Congregational and mp, couple have three children, |

others — are trying to win the q,.400 mar) 9: Kyle Dean, 7, and| labor group back. They are fol- cg .0y Bryce 3. lowing the John Wesley method — of preaching in factories, in the : | fields, on street corners and | |f You ACT TODAY You Can || everywhere.”

Since the First Baptist Church is downtown, Dr. Pruett hopes to;

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