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The retired minister; his claim, inherent, foremost, supreme

Joseph Beaumont Hingeley · 1915 · Scanned text · Free in the US

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Author
Joseph Beaumont Hingeley
Language
English
Published
1915
Length
200,742 words · about 14 h 3 min
Sections
57 reader sections
Text
Scanned text, read from page scans by OCR; may contain errors
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Public domain in the United States

 

Contents (57)
  1. Front matter about 3 min
  2. Chapter I. The Merits Of The Case Page about 1 min
  3. Chapter II. Old Age under 1 min
  4. Part II. The Claim Foremost about 1 min
  5. Chapter III. Post-mortem Distribution Of Wealth under 1 min
  6. Chapter I. Episcopal Leadership And Conference Page under 1 min
  7. Chapter II. The 1915 Campaign 9. 10. 11 under 1 min
  8. Chapter III. Agencies Page under 1 min
  9. Chapter IV. Historical under 1 min
  10. Chapter II. Story And Song under 1 min
  11. Part I The Claim Inherent Underlying Principles about 3 h 9 min
  12. II Seven Ages Of A Minister about 24 min
  13. Part II The Claim Foremost The Church's Program And Business about 2 h 49 min
  14. Chapter III. Post-mortem Distribution Of Wealth Page about 42 min
  15. Part III The Claim Supreme Program Of Methodism about 3 h 13 min
  16. Chapter IV. Historical Page about 1 h 1 min
  17. Part IV The Claim Illustrated Fact, Story, Song under 1 min
  18. Chapter I. Scriptural Treatment Page about 4 min
  19. IV about 2 min
  20. VI about 2 min
  21. VIII about 1 min
  22. IX about 2 min
  23. XI about 1 min
  24. XII about 1 min
  25. XIII about 1 min
  26. XIV about 1 min
  27. XV under 1 min
  28. XVI about 1 min
  29. XVII under 1 min
  30. XVIII under 1 min
  31. XIX about 1 min
  32. XX under 1 min
  33. XXI under 1 min
  34. XXII about 1 min
  35. XXIII under 1 min
  36. XXIV about 1 min
  37. XXV under 1 min
  38. XXVI about 1 min
  39. XXVII about 1 min
  40. XXVIII about 1 min
  41. XXIX about 1 min
  42. XXX about 1 min
  43. XXXI under 1 min
  44. XXXII under 1 min
  45. XXXIII about 1 min
  46. XXXIV under 1 min
  47. XXXV under 1 min
  48. XXXVI about 1 min
  49. XXXVII about 1 min
  50. Xxxviii under 1 min
  51. XXXIX about 1 min
  52. XL about 1 min
  53. XLI about 1 min
  54. XLII about 1 min
  55. XLIII The AYidoav's Mite about 2 min
  56. XLIV about 4 min
  57. Chapter II. Story And Song Page about 2 h 3 min

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Front matter

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HIS CLAIM INHERENT, FOREMOST, SUPREME

Chapter I. The Merits Of The Case Page

1. The Task Golden Quayle 13

2. Paving the Last Mile Keeney 19

3. Road of the Loving Heart Welch 27

4. Love's Recompense Fanny Crosby ... 29

5. A Retiring Competency and the Call

TO Preach Birney 31

6. A Retiring Competency and Minis-

terial Efficiency McConnell 39

7. Savings vs. Efficiency Van Cleve 43

8. Debt of the Nation to the Ministry. . . . Lidstone 53

9. The Pastor's Family Stone 61

10. Why a Service Pension? Miller 67

11. A Dependable Pension Campbell 79

12. The Church's Obligation Sweets 85

13. The Shepherd Who Watched Page 89

14. Should Ministers Marry? Harland 103

15. Not Charity but Justice Cooke Ill

16. Stop! Look! Listen! Hingeley 117

Chapter II. Old Age

page

1. Give Them the Flowers Now 124

2. Some Advantages of Growing Old Thomas 125

3. Seven Ages of a Minister Tipple 131

4. The Senior Retired Minister 134

5. Does the Ministry Pay? Higgins 135

6. The Old Man and the Child Tiplady 139

7. William's Superannuation Harris 143

8 CO^^TEXTS

Part II. The Claim Foremost

CHAPTER I. THE CHURCH'S PROGRAM

PAGE

1. The Foremost Claim Pierson 149

2. The Protestant Episcopal Church McClure 151

3. The Presbyterian Church Foulkes 165

4. The Presbyterian Church (Southern) . . Sweets 175

5. The Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Stewart 183

6. The Baptist Church Matteson 195

7. The Congregational Program Rice 205

8. The Congregational Church Loomis 207

9. Disciples of Christ Warren 213

10. The Reformed (Dutch) Church Wortman 219

11. The Methodist Episcopal Church Hingeley 225

CHAPTER II. THE PROGRAM OF BUSINESS

page

1. The Pennsylvania Lines Rentier 233

2. Railroad Pension Systems — Table Foulkes 238

3. The Chicago & Northwestern Railroad 239

4. Industrial Pension Systems Foulkes 240

5. What Corporations are Doing Pew 241

6. The First National Bank, Chicago 244

7. Teachers' Retirement, New York City. Hartwell 247

8. Teachers' Pension Funds — Table Foulkes 249

9. Old-Age, Mothers' and Government

Pensions Applegate 251

10. Two Workmen: Likeness and Contrast 258

Chapter III. Post-mortem Distribution Of Wealth

page

1. Influence Made Immortal Warren 262

2. Wills Norton 263

3. "Safe" and "Sount)" Wills Remsen 274

4. Form and Application Blank for Life

Annuity Bonds 277

5. Banker Oliver's Investment 279

6. List of Annual Conference Organizations 289

CONTENTS PART III. THE CLAIM SUPREME

Chapter I. Episcopal Leadership And Conference Page

1. The Bishops' Address and Appeal 295

2. Episcopal Addresses to General Conferences 301

3. Voices Silent but Persuasive

4. The Episcopal Round Robin

5. The Inauguration Conference

6. Building on a Good Foundation Cranston .

7. A Conquering Campaign Berry ....

8. We Shall Win McDowell.

9. Greetings to the Convention Anderson.

10. Response Van Cleve

Chapter II. The 1915 Campaign 9. 10. 11

12. 13. 14.

16. 17.

History of the Campaign

Some New Things

Approaching a Crisis

German Conferences

EiN WOHLVERDIENTER LoHN

Swedish Conferences

VoR Gjeld til de Udtjente Predikanter

Colored Conferences

Cooperation — The Bishops

Cooperation — District Superintendents Cooperation — Conference Organizations

Conference Leadership

The Campaign Program

The Campaign Cooperative, Intensive,

Extensive

Official Family — Round Robin:

Publishing Agents

Editors

Corresponding Secretaries

"Why Don't You Speak for Yourself?"

We'll Do It!

page Hingeley 339

Transue 349

Mulfinger 351

Loeppert 355

Young 359

Madsen 361

Dean 363

Neely 365

Parkin 367

Morse 369

Slease . . 375

Hingeley 379

Dorian 383

Oldham 403

10 CONTE^^TS

Chapter III. Agencies Page

1. The Book Concern Mains 409

2. The Chartered Fund Hitchcock 413

3. Annual Conference Endowments Greenfield 415

4. Contributions from Pastoral Charges.. Clemans 421

5. Board of Conference Claimants Hamilton 425

6. Veterans of the Cross Fellowship Cooper 429

Chapter IV. Historical

page

1. Aged Pastors Must be Provided For. . . Eckman 436

2. Veterans' Rank and Rights Restored . . Keeney 437

3. Early Methodist Stewardship Calkins 445

4. Cooper and Dickins Krantz 451

5. John Street Church Johnston 455

6. St. George's Church Hughes 461

7. Deferred Payments Watson 467

8. Disciplinary Provisions 470

Chapter I. Scriptural Treatment

page

1. Helpful Homiletic Hints Sweets 479

2, Modern Psalms Foulkes 501

Chapter II. Story And Song

page

1. The Happy Man Collins 505

2. Old Preacher's Soliloquy Brown 515

3. Our Veterans Greenfield 526

4. The Light Brigade Kipling 528

5. Veterans! Hough 530

6. Different Ways We Treat Them Welch 531

7. The Circuit Preacher Townsend 533

8. Quitting Too Soon Guardian 534

10. A Strong Church Matteson 537

11. Miscellaneous 539

12. Proceedings Washington Convention. . . Snyder 553

13. A Summary Hingeley 568

A RETIRING COMPETENCY FOR THE RETIRED MINISTER

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