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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1967
Page
5
A physician suggests that disappointment stems from nervous strain and misaligned efforts. The piece urges trusting the Lord with all one’s heart, walking away from failures, and viewing setbacks as cues guiding toward spiritual wisdom and purpose. It emphasizes prayer, persistence, and relinquishing self reliance to find healing.
A schedule of church events lists Superior Court Judge Pfaff as pulpit guest at St Wilfreds Huntington Beach, Concordia Senior College Choir in First Lutheran of Huntington Beach, Dr Peter Boelens lectures in Artesia, and Hinckley speaking at Norwalk Excelsior High. Evangelist Don Parker opens a revival at Calvary Temple, while local groups present Negro history portraits and drug education talks at Evangelical United Brethren, Bellflower Seventh-day Adventist, and Bible Presbyterian churches.
A Hong Kong refugee children choir, ages eight to eighteen, prepares a 30 concert tour in California, featuring Chinese folk and sacred numbers. Rev Fred Jordan says the program supports free education for refugee kids, many with no schools to attend, funded by Church in the Home.
The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod executive committee announces a World Council Lutheran Hour service at Windnual England to urge prayers and offerings for an end to bombing in North Vietnam. It asks North Vietnam to show readiness for negotiations, linking cessation to possible talks and a breakthrough in impasse.
The University of Southern California names Geddes MacGregor as Distinguished Professor of Philosophy to lead three new programs in the philosophy of religion. He previously served as dean of the Graduate School of Religion.
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