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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1964
Page
3
The Independent Press Telegraph series concludes on Mormonism. Temples, not public worship sites, are used for solemnizing marriages and sacred ordinances. Mormons believe in vicarious baptism for the dead, citing Peter and Paul to support doing for others what they cannot do themselves.
A religion column surveys Mormon beliefs on birth control, clergy, lay participation, and church structure. It explains no professional clergy, lay bishops, missionary work, tithing, Word of Wisdom rules on substances, and strong emphasis on free agency, thrift, and self-reliance within a centralized organization. It cites global church size, the Reorganized Church, and missionary practices.
Inquiring services conducted by Pastor Poncer W. Gilliland and Prat Rony J. Lush at 7500 PAA The First Nazarene Church S280 San Sayates Bei Long Beach. Attendees urged to seek peace and unity during Sunday session.
In Reno Nevada Elder LeGrand Richards former presiding bishop for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints presides at the Reno North Stake quarterly conference. The memo concerns the Council of Twelve and First Apostles.
West Berlin authorities issued compassionate passes allowing entry to East Berlin for more than 100 residents. About as many applicants were refused by East German officials. Tens of thousands queued at 16 West Berlin offices to obtain passes for visits during the Oct 30 to Nov 12 period and the Christmas holidays. The program began Thursday.
A Long Beach Methodist youth Louis Ave joined 12 peers from Southern California Arizona Conference to build a six foot high wall at Drigh Read School dormitory in Karachi Pakistan. The team funded mainly by the conference and church, used simple tools and faced cross cultural challenges. Wicker, a CSLB social welfare student, said the trip broadened his view of race and faith and plans to share experiences at a church dinner.
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