Clergy Divides and Space Policy Highlight in 76
The piece surveys colonial church roles in the American Revolution, noting Episcopalians and Methodists split loyalty while major denominations each claimed about a half million adherents. It profiles astronautical policy views from Edward Lindaman and discusses religious funding via the Methodist Investment Fund and social Christian ethics. It closes with a personal trip and conservation stance.
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C. Emanuel Carlson
Baptist Joint Committee On Public Affairs
Lutherans Back selective conscientious objection to war
The Lutheran Church in America at its Atlanta convention became the first major Protestant body to back selective objection to a specific war. The measure, approved 426 to 146 with seven abstentions, says objectors act in line with Lutheran teaching and must be willing to face civil or criminal penalties. It also urges exemption from military duty for conscientious objectors and equal legal treatment, while noting exemptions are granted in the civil good and may be revoked in public order danger.
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New Leader Too Conservative Too Liberal Says New LCA President
Dr. Robert J. Marshall, elected president of the Lutheran Church in America, remarks at a Atlanta conference that he will be “too conservative for some and too liberal for others.” He succeeds the late Dr. Franklin Clark Fry and previews unity talks with ALC and Missouri Synod. He notes church involvement in social issues and urges active faith amidst moral decay concerns.
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Lutheran Church In America
Marshall
Atlanta
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LCA
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Re-entry service at St John marks church anniversary
A re-entry service at St John Baptist Church 741 E 10th St LB will celebrate the churchs 16th anniversary. Rev Oscar C Jones Jr and visiting pastors from area churches join Dr H David Burcham and Rev C LeRoy Doty Jr for the event following the April 23 fire that caused 53000 in damages.
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E. 10Th St
Long Beach
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H. David Burcham
Covenant Presbyterian Church
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C. LeRoy Doty Jr
First Church of the Brethren
Adventists Move to New Quarters in San Bernardino
The Philadelphian Seventh-day Adventist Church relocates to 2640 Santa Fe Ave, with first service at 11 a.m. Pastor G. N. Banks, Pacific Union Conference secretary, will speak. The congregation met at St. John Baptist Church for 18 months. a sanctuary will be added later.
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Paramount Welcomes New Pastor Rev Donnelly at Paramount Methodist
Rev Frank Donnelly, a Montgomery Alabama native aged 45, will preach at Paramount Methodist Church 16635 S Paramount Blvd this Sunday at 9:30 and 11 am. A WWII Okinawa veteran, he earned degrees from the University of Alabama Georgia Tech George Washington University and Emory Candler School of Theology. He comes from the Southern California Arizona Conference with his wife Sarah and three daughters.
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Paramount Methodist Church
S. Paramount Blvd
Montgomery, Ala
University of Alabama
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Okinawa
Alabama
Donnelly
Mansfield College
Oxford
England
Paramount
Sarah
Universal Mind Founder to Speak at Local Forum
Reverend Damien Simpson who left the Catholic priesthood to found the Universal Mind Science Church will speak Wednesday at 7 30 p m in a forum at the Congregational Church 3212 E Eighth St. He will discuss the churchs purpose and its relevance today.
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Universal Mind Science Church
Congregational Church
Eighth St
No Political Resolutions At North American Christian Convention
Large Local contingent led by James S. McKowen will attend the North American Christian Convention in Cincinnati from Tuesday to Friday. McKowen will deliver a major address titled Made Free. The event emphasizes instruction and fellowship and avoids binding political resolutions, though leaders discuss applying Christian teachings to social issues locally.
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First Christian Church
Cincinnati
Long Beach
Tampa
Fla
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Burris Butler
Standard Publishing
Trinity Grad Back As Associate Pastor At Trinity Church
Rev. Edward E. Ray, formerly Trinity Lutheran’s pastor for ten years at Santa Barbara, returns as associate pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church on Eighth Street and Linden Avenue. He led the Interfaith Ministerial Assn. and the University Religious Center at UC Santa Barbara, and served as campus Lutheran pastor. He married a former Trinity choir member, Jackie Spong, and they return with four children.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Eighth Street
Linden Avenue
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Buddhist to Talk on Viet Peace
Tram Van Dinh former acting South Vietnamese ambassador to the United States will discuss A Vietnamese Buddhist's Approach to Peace in Vietnam Sunday at 9 30 a m in Community Congregational Church of Los Alamitos 4111 Katella Ave
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United States
Vietnam
Community Congregational Church of
Los Alamitos
Katella Ave
Sound Generation musicians to perform Sunday at First Baptist Lakewood
The John Brown University group Sound Generation will perform at Long Beach area churches Sunday at 7 p.m. in First Baptist of Lakewood. The venue is 5336 Arbor Road.
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Long Beach
First Baptist of
Lakewood
Arbor Road
Missionaries Nathan and Ann Smith to speak at Willow Street Church
Nathan and Ann Smith, missionaries returning from Japan, will give a talk Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Willow Street Church of God located at 1455 West Willow Street.
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Ann Smith
Japan
Willow Street
Church of God
Willow St
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