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South African newspaper in Johannesburg
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ÍTEMS DISPONIBLES: 160
Peter Howard, Moral Rearmament Movement leader, dies of pneumonia at fifty-six
A small, unassuming man with no claim to fame, Joram Kucherera, may have been responsible for averting a bloody coup in Zimbabwe
Colwell Brothers promote Moral Re-armament through music and film across continents
The 'Transvaler' criticizes Moral Re-Armament and Moderator of DRC Northern District Synod, Rev F. E. O'B Geldenhuys.
Inter-racial conference in Johannesburg promoting peace and unity across African nations
Potato farmer, Piet Naude has change of heart.
New relationships between black and white on a South African farm.
Present-day data about Moral Re-Armament to be found in a book by Peter Howard, "The World Rebuilt".
"It (MRA) is simply a supernatural religious movement which seeks to lead each individual back to sources of his own religion."
"Here at Caux we Germans have had to change."
Ian Smith's once 'mixed-up' son forms a remarkable friendship
Apartheid is not the root of our problems - it is rather the fruit of some deeper hidden and deep-rooted attitudes.
450 League of Nations delegates meet in Geneva.
Four hundred and fifty delegates of League of Nations assembly attend luncheon given to Oxford Group in Geneva.
Four great Christian denominations in South Africa are recognising the value of the Oxford Group's work.
"The moral rearmament of each country was as necessary as military rearmament."
Three M.P.s and the organising secretary of the Mine Workers' Union are representing South Africa at the MRA conference, Caux.
"I have made valuable contacts and I have received a new inspiration for the great tasks that await us in our Church."
British newspaper chief advocates Moral Rearmament to counter Soviet influence in Africa
'I always say you as my enemy, but now I know you are my brothers....', Nico Ferreira.

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