Moral Rearmament

But he continued playing until he cut back to help publicize the moral rearmament movement.

She continued to be a member of Moral Rearmament, though she was not active in the movement.

In later years he became active in the Moral Rearmament Movement.

She was a member of Moral Rearmament from 1935, which may have influenced her choice of plays.

Edouard actually signed a declaration of moral rearmament.

Now take Moral Rearmament.

He has been associated with Moral Rearmament, an organisation based in Panchgani.

When I was a sophomore in high school, I became acquainted with a religious group that called itself Moral Rearmament.

"Moral Rearmament," he said.

"I'm an economist - I focus on what can be done, not moral rearmament," said Ms. Rose-Ackerman.

(Lectures on Moral Rearmament)

Eileen Caddy, as she became, who had a background in the Moral Rearmament movement, joined them in the early 1950s.

In fact, odd as it would have sounded to an adult, I joined the House when it was in a stern mood of moral rearmament.

He said he would remain on the advisory board of Moral Rearmament, an international peace group, and would continue his connection with the Holocaust Commission.

Moral Rearmament, his fondness for his children, his obsession with the gentlemanly art of Bonsai, the man was a louse.

"There was speculation that Hunte's continuous proselytising for his [moral rearmament] beliefs even within the dressing-room told against him."

In 1952, he acted as a delegate to the Moral Rearmament World Assembly held at Caux.

He became associated with the Moral Rearmament group, became a regular speaker at pro majority rule public meetings and befriended a number of black nationalist leaders.

The Christian Moral Rearmament (MRA) group became active in trying to bring the conflict to an end.

Ms. Barwe, who works for Moral Rearmament, a social welfare and action group, said she has worked to form the first citizen-police committees in the slums.

"That Moral Rearmament movement," he said, "believes in absolute honesty, absolute purity, absolute unselfishness, and absolute love."

British tennis star H. W. Austin edited the book, Moral Rearmament (The Battle for Peace), which sold half a million copies.

Rasmussen's request that the council ask Mayor Fletcher Bowron to proclaim a Moral Rearmament Week failed in April 1940.

Keyes was a committed Christian and a supporter of the Oxford Group and its principles of "moral rearmament", as well as an active freemason.

After her retirement to Melbourne, she produced The Forgotten Factor from 20 June 1949 at the Union Playhouse for Moral Rearmament.