New Psychiatric Approach Highlights Old Contention
Dr Viktor E Frankl promotes logotherapy focusing on the will to meaning as a core driver of mental health. He argues existential vacuum and loss of purpose threaten modern well being more than mere stress.
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George W. Cornell
Viktor E. Frankl
Neurological Polyclinic of
Vienna
Dr. Frankl
Frankl
Dachau
Auschwitz
University of Vienna
Sigmund Freud
Alfred Adler
Freud
Adler
Minister Ronald A. Overcash Ordained in Methodist Church
Ronald A. Overcash of Madison and formerly of High Point was ordained a Methodist minister yesterday following his Duke University graduation on June 4. He is the son of Mrs. J. C. Chevis of High Point and the late D. C. Overcash.
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Ronald A. Overcash
Madison
High Point
Duke University
Overcash
J. C. Chevis
D. C. Overcash
Methodist Campaign Launched for New Thomaston Church
Trinity Methodist Church on Blair Street begins a financial drive to raise funds and pledges for a new Liberty Drive church. Rev. Rollin P. Gibbs of Statesville will visit Thom asville June 12 14 and 24 28 to aid in planning the Forward Step program. Austin Reddick leads the crusade as groundwork progresses toward a temporary sanctuary and educational facilities after the October 15 1961 groundbreaking.
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Thomasville
Trinity Methodist Church
Blair Street
Liberty Drive
Rollin PP. Gibbs
Statesville
Western North Carolina Conference Board of Missions
The
Methodist Church
Austin Reddick
A. R. Davis
Southern Baptists Fight Over Faith Approach and Open Communion
Tensions rise within the Southern Baptist Convention as Texas Oklahoma Kansas and others push to curb liberal theological teaching and restrict ecumenical work Open Communion remains contested with some congregations inviting other Christians to share the Lord's Supper while others oppose such practice The dispute centers on biblical interpretation seminary education and interdenominational cooperation involving figures like Dr Ralph Elliott and Dr Dale Moody.
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George W. Cornell
Associated Press
San Francisco
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arkansas
Ralph H. Elliott
Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Kansas City
Dale Moody
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Elliott
God
Broadman Press
Moody
Shawnee
Oklo
Lanton Afathens
Dr. Elliott
Brockmann to Be Ordained as Presbyterian Minister
Henry L. Brockmann son of Dr and Mrs Harry L Brockmann will be ordained at First Presbyterian Church New York City on Sunday June 10. Rev Dr John MacNabb will preach and give the charge. Brockmann a Davidson College and Union Theological Seminary graduate holds A B B D degrees and will receive Th D after completing his thesis. He will serve as chaplain and Bible professor at Western College for Women in Oxford Ohio.
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Henry L. Brockmann
Harry L. Brockmann
United Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
New York City
John MacNabb
Brockmann
Davidson College
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Rockefeller
Danforth
Fulbright
France
Germany
Western College For Woman
Oxford
Ohio
Parrish to Speak at Lebanon Methodist Church
Bob Parrish, a Lebanon Methodist lay speaker and chair of the church commission on Membership and Evangelism, will address Lebanon Methodist Church Sunday at 11 a.m. on The Great Transformation. Presiding will be William R. Hoke. pastor Rev. Kenneth D. Crouse attends the Western North Carolina Methodist Annual Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Parrish
Lebanon
Presbyterians Move to Withdraw from National Council
At least three petitions seek withdrawal of the Presbyterian Church in the U S from the National Council of Churches. Proposals were filed by two South Carolina presbyteries and one in central Mississippi ahead of the denominational assembly in Winston-Salem beginning May 10.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Presbyterian Church
U. S
National Council of Churches
South Carolina
Mississippi
Intergroup Studies Course Funded at Pro Deo University
A new course on interracial and interreligious relations is taught at Pro Deo University in Rome. The program is supported by a $30,000 endowment from the American Jewish Committee and enrolls thirty students.
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Rome
Pro Deo University
American Jewish Committee
Followers Of Christ Cannot Be Radishes
Ralph W. Loew argues against living as a literal radish in the sense of avoiding conviction. He contends individuals must be whole persons, balancing faith, ethics, and social pressures while pursuing truth. The piece cites Dr. C Frederick Nolde on free speech before governments and stresses choosing between faith and material concerns.
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Ralph W. Loew
D. D
C. Frederick Nolde
World Council of Churches
Prospect Bible Class Set at Prospect Church
Prospect Church will offer Bible classes from June 11 to June 15 daily 9 to 11 30 for ages 3 to 14. Teachers include Mrs. Thad Mason Mrs. Max Leonard Mrs. Richard Reddeck and Mrs. Preston Frazier Rev Frank Jeffers and Mrs. Milton Reddeck with Mrs Carlis Johnson directing music. Theme is My Bible and I.
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Prospect Church
Thad Mason
Max Leonard
Richard Reddeck
Preston Frazier
Frank Jeffers
Milton Reddeck
Billy Jo Summey
John L. Bowers
Carlis Johnson
Bible
Vacation Bible Schools and Sermons Spark Local Faith calendar
Vacation Bible School sessions begin at First Baptist and North Main Street Baptist, with daily 9 to 12 hours and 8:30 to 11:30 hours respectively, plus evening programs for older youth. Oak View Church hosts Student Recognition Day with Dr William R Locke of High Point College speaking on Christian higher education. Reverend Hardee and Reverend Hall lead local church activities as Dr John W Shepard Jr, a Southern Baptist missionary, visits Green Street Baptist for services and lectures on ethics.
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William R. Locke
High Point College
Oak View Methodist Church
Oak View Church
Locke
Western North Carolina
The
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Wesleyan University
Boston University
High Point
Lake Erie College
Mount Union College
Ohio
New Hampshire
Robert M. Hardee
Odell Hall
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Bethel Avenue
Trinity Road
John W. Shepard Jr
Japan
Green Street Baptist Church
Dr. Shepard
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Mississippi College
Vanderbilt University
Southern Seminary
Yale University
Shepard
Southeastern Seminary
Wake Forest
Seinan Gakuin
Baptist School
Fukuoka
Baptists Set Bible School at North Main Street Church
Registration for Vacation Bible School was held today at 10 00 a.m. A Bible School parade follows preparation day. Vacation Bible School begins Monday June 11 at 6 30 a.m. and continues through Friday June 15. A parents night is planned for Friday.
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Vacation Bible School
First Baptist Church
North Main Street Baptist Church
Jamestown Methodist Church
Vacation Church
Jamestown Church
Providence Bible School Sessions Set for June
Providence Bible School will be conducted June 11 through 15 at Providence Wesleyan Methodist Church on Fairfield Road. Classes run from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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Providence Wesleyan Methodist Church
Fairfield Road
Allen Jay School
Christ Speaks to the Churches in Asia Minor Revelations
The article outlines Christ's final and subsequent messages to seven Asia Minor churches as recorded in Revelation. It notes the term witness from mortal usage, the early church's evangelism, and the 90 AD context with John receiving visions of Christ among seven lampstands in Asia.
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John
Christ
Asia
Asia Minor
Door Knocks Faithful Card in Revelation Verse
A biblical verse from Revelation 3 20 presents a call to openness and communion with Christ. The passage imagines Jesus knocking at the door and sharing a meal with the one who answers. It emphasizes intimate fellowship through willingness to invite Him in.
Paul and Barnabas Expand Early Christian Outreach in Antioch
The text traces Paul's conversion about a decade earlier and his role in Antioch where Barnabas mentored the emerging church. It notes Antioch as a major Roman city and outlines the pattern of the seven letters to the churches with Christ’s message of praise rebuke exhortation and promises. It mentions Smyrna Philadelphia and Laodicea and ends with a hopeful knock to those who invite Christ in.
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Christ
Paul
Saul
Antioch
Syria
Rome
Alexandria
Barnabas
Jerusalem
Tarsus
Smyrna
Philadelphia
Laodicea
Wagner elected vice president at Ursinus College
The Rev. Dr. James E. Wagner, a prominent Protestant leader, is named vice president of Ursinus College in Collegeville Pennsylvania. He is former president of the United Church of Christ and long-time head of the Evangelical and Reformed Church, with roles in major church councils and the World Alliance of Reformed and Presbyterian Churches.
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Collegeville
James E. Wagner
Ursinus College
Wagner
United Church of Christ
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Congregational Christians
United Church
National
World Councils of Churches
World Alliance of Reformed and Presbyterian Churches
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Alfred J. Buescher
Judaea
Maine
Louisiana
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Bible School
Providence
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N. Speer Jones
Division of Christian Education
National Council of Churches of Christ
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