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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1975
Page
10
A discussion on how Christians should adapt to or distinguish from surrounding culture. includes a profile of Prince Tokumboh Adeyemo, a Nigerian royal lineage bearer turned divinity student at Talbot Seminary, La Mirada, and reflections on cultural blending and Christian distinctiveness. The piece cites Leon Morris's view on Christians being identifiable yet aligned with biblical values.
A friend inspires a painter to stop pessimism and start building. Ben saves pennies, imagines a future home, and gives tithes while stressing faith in prosperity. Years later the painter honors the lesson with a plaque showing a dime as the foundation of a new house.
Re elected Rabbi Sidney Guthman of Long Beach was chosen again as president of the Western States Region Rabbinical Assembly of America at a Palm Springs conference. He is rabbi emeritus of Temple Sinai and active in civic and religious affairs.
In a Briefly letter Reginald D. Gates argues against a view that Old Testament prophecies speak only to their era. He cites Matthew and Paul to show prophecies fulfilled in Christ, noting 1967 Confession language while urging nonliteral prophecy. Lakewood.
The 40th annual Torrey Conference on Christian service Bible and theology will be at Biola College La Mirada Sunday through Wednesday. Public is invited to 7:30 p.m. sessions in Sutherland Hall. Biola faculty graduate school Talbot Seminary and guests present seminars during four days. Classes closed for students to attend. Named for Dr Rueben A Torrey Biola's first dean.
A multi day Charismatic Conference will run Wednesday through Saturday on the Queen Mary with 7:30 p.m. meetings and an 8:30 a.m. Saturday breakfast. National speakers include Wendell Austin who leads the local committee. Otis Lee speaks on Madagascar at Our Savior's Lutheran and Rhea Zakich presents dialog and song at Community Presbyterian Church.
The Compton Unity School, operated by Compton Unity Church, will open February 3 serving kindergarten through sixth grade at 411 S Santa Fe Ave. An open house is Sunday from 1 to 3 p.m. Principal Elsie Pestoff and founder director Rev. Margaret Butterworth emphasize a learning focused environment with individual pace and creativity while meeting state curriculum requirements.
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