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008 750926s1911 nyu 000 0 eng
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050 00 $aBV4005$b.C6 1911
245 04 $aThe claims and opportunities of the Christian ministry;$cJohn R. Mott, editor; introduction from a letter written to the editor by Theodore Roosevelt.
260 $aNew York,$bYoung Men's Christian Association Press,$c1911.
300 $a156 p.$c19 cm.
500 $aOriginally published as a series of separate pamphlets.
505 0 $aForeword: the editor.--Introduction: from a letter by T. Roosevelt.--I. The claims of the ministry on strong men, by G. A. Gordon.--II. The right sort of men for the ministry, by W. F. McDowell.--III. The modern interpretation of the call to the ministry, by E. I. Bosworth.--IV. The preparation of the modern minister, by W. W. Moore.--V. The minister and his people, by P. Brooks.--VI. The minister and the community, by W. Wilson.--VII. The call of the country church, by A. S. Hoyt.--VIII. The weak church and the strong man, by E. I. Bosworth.--IX. The minister as preacher, by C. E. Jefferson.--X. The independence of the ministry, by Dean G. Hodges.
650 0 $aClergy.
700 1 $aMott, John Raleigh,$d1865-1955,$eed.