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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1960
Page
3
A father corrects his son for stealing a bus fare, stressing that the money belongs to the bus company. The writer links this small act to broader ethics, urging parents to model honesty and integrity and cautioning adults to avoid hypocrisy as children imitate behavior.
Immanuel Lutheran Church marks Youth Sunday with Services at 8:00 and 11:00 am. Student Walter Bjurstrom Bruce Riddar Chris Iverson and Dennis Lawson read lessons, Ron Dickson and Don Johnson greet worshippers, acolytes Lee Chauser and Paul Drews Jr. will serve.
Christ Presbyterian at 5020 Barlin Ave hosts Sunday services at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Members of the Senior High Westminster Fellowship will conduct the worship with Bea Lucas leading the call to worship and silent meditation.
The Rev Frank Craig Woods returns to lead a Sunday service at West Side Community Church in Goodwill Chapel 800 W Pacific Coast Highway. The service features a sermon titled Help Us to Knock the T Gul of Can't with music by Tiegen singing Ave Verbum Corpus and a morning message by Lady Libell.
The Willow Street Church of God at 1455 W Willow St opens a weeklong evangelistic series led by Eddie Jones from Charleston WV, starting Sunday at 1 am. Services run nightly except Saturday through February 7, with Wendle West as song leader and Naomi Kempin as organist. The choir performs each night and the pastor presides. Elaine Hemingway plays violin and Orval and Eliene Kerr play marimba.
Calvary Presbyterian Church Atlantic Ave and 3rd St observes National Youth Sunday with a theme They Kingdom Come On Earth. Youth from the church deliver sermonettes in memory of four chaplains from World War II. Children’s choir and Junior High Chorus will sing The Children’s Prayer as part of the worship service news notes.
The Rev. Robert 4. Churche ill will preach at First Orthodox Presbyterian Church Sant Antonin Dr and Linden Ave Sunday at 9 40 and 11 am on Voices From Another World He has led congregations in Berkeley and Cedar Grove and served as Westminster Seminary representative in the Southwest since 1954 he also moderated the Orthodox Presbyterian General Assembly in 1954 Lawrence Eyres will speak on Idols With Feet of Clay at 7 30 pm L A Phurney chaplain will conduct a four day Bible training course for Sunday school teachers in First Presbyterian Churches San Francisco area.
A parent recalls a five year old noting the minister speaks every Sunday yet receives no applause. The child’s simple question prompts reflection on praise and reception in church services. The anecdote uses a family moment to explore expectations of appreciation.
The Rev. E. Larry Beggs, minister of Christian Education at First Congregational Church, will address the Women's Fellowship group of Christian Education of Youth of Long Beach. He participated in the recent Mayor's Youth Conference and has completed graduate training at Boston University in pastoral psychology and group work.
The World Outreach Committee of North Long Beach Christian Church presents a three session Church School of Missions with Africa as the theme starting Sunday at 7 30 p m February The Christian Women's Fellowship will present a color film Tagiala of the Congo February 14 Dr Royal J Dye a pioneer missionary to Africa will speak Refreshments will be served each evening
Miss Ann Layenberg will be installed as director of Christian education at Lakewood First Presbyterian Church. The Los Angeles Presbytery will oversee the ceremony at 10 am with Dr. Gordon Macinnes preaching the installation sermon and Rev. N A Moke delivering the charge to the new director.
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