Church involvement in social and political issues and activism, including civil rights, protests, and war work. Also, social and political reformers connected to the church. See the following related collections: Civil rights, protests, and social reformers; Wars. Featured image: Religious with Rosa Parks, 1963.
Boston, Mass.--As a Thank-Offering, parishioners across the country
contribute food to their churches for distribution among the needy and
shut-ins so that all may have a Happy Thanksgiving. In this scene, food
donated to a Protestant church here is blessed by its pastor before being
distributed. Looking on are Sunday school children dressed as Puritans.
Assembly delegates Ed Smith, Rochester, N.Y.; Virginia Nebelsick, Emery,
S.D., and Kyung Ho Lee of Seoul, South Korea, read news of war in Kyung's
homeland.
Subject names:
Westminster Fellowship., Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. General Assembly (162nd : 1950 : Cincinnati)
In special assembly session on academic freedom, Californian Charles Hedges
states his views. Other subjects discussed were: segregation, marriage, and
United Nations.
Subject names:
Westminster Fellowship., Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. General Assembly (162nd : 1950 : Cincinnati)
Sounding taps at interment of Rev. Dr. William Barrow Pugh in Arlington
National Cemetery, Virginia, Sept. 20, 1950. Dr. Pugh's family at left.
Creator:
United States. Army. (photographer)
Subject names:
Pugh, William Barrow, 1889-1950--Death and burial., Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. General Assembly. Stated Clerk (1938-1950 : Pugh), Arlington National Cemetery (Arlington, Va.)