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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1964
Page
4
A speaker recounts meeting a popular entertainer who appeared plain but delivered a powerful message on spiritual thinking. He cites a five day mental diet to shift thoughts toward hopeful, kind, and God focused thinking, claiming changed thinking can alter life outcomes.
The eonsmetrator of Affil ated Churches of Religious ter will speak on the "Wonderful World of Mind" in Leisure World Seal Beach Thursday at 10 am. Theodora Dyreoforth R Sc F will introduce the speaker. It is a free public meeting in the Northwood Clubhouse lobby No 3 with a social hour to follow.
The Los Angeles Association of the United Church of Christ and Congregational Churches plans its spring meeting at the Buena Park church with Dr James Muilenberg discussing The Rumford Housing Act in a 5 PM debate and evangelism panel at 3 20 PM. Gregory Pate and Rev James Hargett join the housing debate, while Rev Ernest Nussmann and Rev Murray MacNeil participate in the evangelism panel as about 200 attendees are expected.
Reverend Paul Kirby from the Assemblies of God Foreign Missions Board will speak Sunday at 1 am at the First Assembly of God Church located at 6022 El Candlewood Street, Lakewood. He is currently assigned to Japan and will illustrate with colored slides. His main ministries include literature production distribution and evangelism in that country.
A fragment discusses women from convent backgrounds who, despite fears of strangers, engage with the public by serving on civic boards. It highlights sheltered lives, cautious interactions, and the transition to professional, community-facing roles within society.
Members of the Seventh Church of Christ, Scientist in San Pedro honored organist Robert C. Boulden on Easter Sunday marking 25 years of service. Church president Mrs. Rath West presented a signed scroll praising his artistry and spiritual impact, alongside a gift. Boulden previously served as organist at Stinke's Episcopal Church and the Scottish Rite Cathedral in Long Beach.
An afternoon gospel program by the Young Adult Choir and the New Hope Baptist Church promises harmony from Henderson Singers Reynolds Singers Junior Hendersons Taylorettes and Antioch Baptist Choir this Sunday from 3 to 5 PM at 30th Street venue.
Evangelist George Vanderson of It Is Written will speak at Seventh-day Adventist evangelistic meetings in Long Beach on Friday April 21 and Sunday April 23 at 7 30 p m The series targets both members and non members seeking spiritual outreach in the community.
Greenlee’s career spans Chile teaching at Ingles Institute, missionary work in Coyoacan near Mexico City, and pastoral roles in El Paso and San Bernardino. He later led Westminister in Long Beach, chaired the Christian Education Committee, led Boy Scout and interfaith efforts, and joined Los Angeles Presbytery committees.
INDEPENDENCE Mo The world conference of the Reorganized Latter Day Saints voted Friday to deny elders the vote on legislative matters unless elected delegates. The decision ends an ex officio right held for 83 years after three hours of debate. Similar proposals failed in 1960 and 1962. The 1964 conference will close Sunday with a business session and announcements of appointments.
In Minneapolis UPI reports Lutheran World Relief shipments for January topped 2500 tons valued at $600,000. The aid included food clothing and child kits sent to 10 nations.
Sacramento California Gov Edmund Brown named Arthur E Mann a 52 year old Los Angeles architect to the State Board of Architectural Examiners on Friday. The appointment expands the board to include his expertise in architecture and licensing matters. Mann will serve as a public member with duties to oversee licensure and professional standards.
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