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EpilogueThe Tabernacle's impact in the Jazz
Age can't be separated from Rader, because
it was an extension of his faith, dreams,
and commitment. It reflected his vitality and
bore marks of his weakness.
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illustration (unknown illustrator) from the December 1931 issue of World-Wide Christian
Courier, showing some of the ministries of the Tabernacle.
This issue described several of the Tabernacle's programs in detail. |
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Courier illustration |
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Torrey
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