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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1968
Page
13
The article recounts a man in his 30s who overcomes life long anxiety after seeking counseling. It traces his fear to a overprotective mother who amplified fearful possibilities and hinted at a troubled father, shaping the boy’s insecurity. The story notes his dramatic shift once understanding the origin of his worry.
First Lutheran Church will run its third annual recreation program for children ages 5 through 14 from Monday to Friday July 12 at 10th Street and Linden Avenue. Daily activities from 9 a.m. to noon will feature arts and crafts, sports, and tours, with a focus on heart health and well being.
Calvary Baptist Church 5722 Lime Ave in Long Beach welcomes Rev. J. LeRoi Arroyes and his family as he begins duties. A Fullerton native, he worked three years at Security First National Bank before turning to ministry after attending a Christian men's meeting. He studied at California Baptist Theological Seminary La Verne College and Fuller Theological Seminary. He pastored First Baptist Joshua Tree from 1964 for four years, expanding membership from 73 to 189. His wife Juanita a freelance writer contributed to Christian magazines. they have three children.
Pope Paul VI announced reforms to simplify Catholic Mass ceremonies. He abolishes episcopal thrones, alters vestments, and limits assistants at Mass, aiming to restore a halo of light and purity to liturgical practice. The changes take effect September 8.
Atlantic Ave at Seventh hosts Rev Semuel L Hall rector with Holy Communion at 7 45 A M and 9 10 A M on Sundays and 10 A M Thursday service plus daily 7 P M Evening Prayer and Healing services
Protestant, Orthodox and Anglican leaders from 80 nations head to Uppsala for July 4 to July 20 session of the World Council of Churches Fourth General Assembly. 800 delegates, 1500 observers plus 15 Catholic observers attend. Rev Dr Eugene Carson Blake, new WCC secretary, hopes the gathering will enlighten, empower and renew the church. Discussions will cover key questions facing churches worldwide.
Sister Mary Corita designs a serigraph theme Behold I make all things new for the assembly. Pete Seeger will sing while Mahalia Jackson and James Baldwin are listed among American participants. The council debates revolution, youth gospel, and the role of Roman Catholic participation in a widening ecumenism.
Rev Carl M Folk will repeat his singing sermon at First Baptist Church 10th and Pine Sunday at 7 p.m. The preacher, now assistant pastor, shares his conversion from show business in song and testimony.
A July 4 memorial service for Vietnam war casualties will be held at the Community Church of Jesus Christ Bellflower at 10:30 a.m. speakers include Bellflower Mayor Ray Smith and Judge Roberta Butzbach of Los Cerritos Municipal Court.
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