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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1968
Page
15
Johns Hopkins archaeologist says radiocarbon dating and Dead Sea Scrolls support Biblical reliability. New findings clarify obscure passages with ancient tablets showing Nagam means to vindicate, not revenge, and confirm John's Gospel as early eyewitness record.
Rev. Oscar C. Jones Jr. comments on the film Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, praising its portrayal of race and love and urging equal rights in housing and marriage. The piece also summarizes Lutherans defending religious liberty and a Boston draft case involving Yale chaplain William Sloane Coffin.
Rev H H Brookin of the 3500 member First AME Church of Los Angeles speaks Sunday at 3 PM in Grant Chapel AME Church 1129 Alamitos Ave. Rev James E Grant of St Paul AME San Bernardino preaches at 11 AM with theme Christian Men Working in a Crisis. Male Chorus to sing at both services. invitation from Rev Dr Jesse L Boyd.
Bishop Valerian D. Trifa of Jackson Michigan, head of the Romanian Orthodox Episcopate of America, defends U.S. Vietnam policy at the World Council of Churches gathering in Uppsala. He proposes drafting a sharp resolution condemning U.S. warfare to appease alleged anti American sentiment among delegates and others.
The Sound Generation from John Brown University performs Sunday at 7 p.m. at First Baptist, 10th and Pine. Other events include a Sunday 10:45 a.m. slide talk by Rev. Joan Wakeford at First Foursquare, 2416 E. 11th St., and a Bible conference at Norwalk Excelsoir High with Dr. Joel Nederhood. A Teen Challenge program and a vacation school guest star follow in nearby venues. Reverend Clyde Dotson speaks Missionary Day at Lime Avenue Baptist.
James McKowen of First Christian Church Long Beach urged that freedom is God given and not a government gift, noting blood price and paradoxes of freedom. The sermon framed freedom as inner, not geopolitical, and linked church to true liberty. also reports CS Seal Beach services leasing North Seal Beach Center at 3333 St. Cloud Drive next Sunday 11 a.m.
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