Hanukkah Candles Flicker Low in Many Lands
Rabbi Yos ef Miller notes Hanukkah begins Sunday with eight candles signifying survival of Judaism. The piece contrasts thriving life in Israel and the United States with restricted Jewish life in Russia Poland Germany Syria Iraq and Egypt, while urging hope through the Festival of Peace in Israel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yosef Miller
Temple Beth Shalom
Israel
Russia
Poland
Germany
Syria
Iraq
Egypt
America
Zechariah
What Is There to Make Life Good
A speaker argues life is good for those who choose a positive mindset. He recalls a Halifax talk with a taxi driver who pursues life with purpose, contrasting with a cynical “far-out” youth. The piece urges balance between grim realities and beauty in nature, urging cheerful attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Nova Scotia
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
New York
Dalhousie University
Life is precious and good keep it
A reflective passage urges gratitude and resilience, noting many people find life worthwhile despite hardship. It cites Goethe and Samuel Butler to promote embracing daily joys, enduring evil, and remaining thankful for life’s beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Butler
Goethe
Offbeat Evangelists Disrupt Grace Church Services
Self styled youth evangelists living at 1005 Locust St disrupted Grace Methodist Church services at Third Street and Junipero Avenues. Rev. Stanley Brown reported the group led by George Lapihuska spoke during sermons and drew jeers from some congregants. The pastor noted polite later dialogue and solidarity among worshippers despite a repeat disturbance the following Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust St
Grace Methodist Church
Third Street
Junipero Avenues
Stanley Brown
Rev. Brown
Garden Grove Community Church
Brown
The Wonder and Joy of Christmas Pageant at Christ Lutheran Church
Mrs. George S. Johnson writes and directs a three part Christmas pageant at Christ Lutheran Church 6500 Stearns St. The free program Sunday and Monday at 7 30 p m features 66 participants with music by the Senior Choir Youth Folk Singers and instrumentalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S
Vivian) Johnson
Christ Lutheran Church
Stearns St
Byron Bruner
Wallace
Carl) Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rabbi Yosef Miller
Judah Maccabee
Temple
Jerusalem
Maccabees
Ness
By Norman Vincent Peale
Church
L.B. Church
Jesus
Lapihoska
Santa Claus
the Salvation Army
E. Spring ST
ALL Welcome
Frederick Gibson
Spiritual Science Church
GAS
Orange Ave
Mary C. Pirtie
Circle J. Metz
Chapel OF Peace
Redonde Ave
Nina van Heyningen
Morgan Hall
Flora Etheredge
Earl Williams
Lth
Junipero
First Foursquare
Billy Adams
Terry Brown
God
Long Beach Church of
the Church of Religious Science
Ernest Holmes
Atlantic Ave
Don Bertheau
D.D
E. 36Th St
Unitarian Church
Atherton
Bellflower Bivd
Joseph R. Kerr
Los Altos
Bellflower Blvd
Cal
Science OF Mind
Carl R. Ambrose
East 3Rd Street
East Broadway
Allan Snider
Assembly OF God
South St
Cherry Ave
Cherry
Carson
J. L. Hagee
Hear M. B. Netzell
Assemblies of God
Springfield, Missouri
Merry Christmas
Pastor Steelberg
John W. Peterson
World Vision
Long Beach Civic Auditorium
Anaheim Convention Center
Pasadena Civic Auditorium
Ontario Spring Auditorium
Sat
Sun
Web
Fri
World Vision International
Church of Christ
Atlantic
William Banowsky
Bible School
Christ's Church Upon the Rock
John Allen Chalk
KGBS
Troy M. Cummings
Locust Ave
Christian Church James
Mr. McKowen
Quisiée
Elevator For
Venience
Prrseries of Allices
Haarr
First Christian Church of
Lakewood
Woodruff
Robert L. Wright
First Friends Church
Fred H. Newkirk
Alpha-Omega
Dr. Gilliland
Pastor Gilliland
FIRST
Nazarene
Clark Ponder W. Gilliland
Christian Science
God the Preserver OF Man
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Long Beach
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Elm Avenue M
Second Church OF Christ, Scientist
Seveet
Third Church OF Christ, Scientist
East Third Street
Fourth Church OF Christ, Scientist
East Market Street
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Naples Plaza
Studebeter Road
Locust Avenue
Wast Third Street
Atlantic Avenue
Studebaker Road
East Second Street
KFI
KMPC
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