Minister Faces Death Calmly After Terminal Cancer Diagnosis
Richard N. Lane, 51, minister of the Uptown Church of Christ in Long Beach, is told he has three months to live due to liver melanoma. He remains hopeful and devout, saying life or death is God’s will, and plans to stay active with his church as his family and congregation support him.
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Future
Richard N
Dick) Lane
Uptown
Church of Christ
Atlantic Ave
Sane
Churches of Christ
Mr. Lane
Christ
Lane
Linden Ave
Midge
Rick
Karen
Columbia Christian College
Portland
Jesus
Gethsemane
Uptown Church of Christ
Redding
Stockton
Yakima
Phoenix
Spokane
Downey
India
Lutherans Reject Black Manifesto in Policy Debate
The executive council of the Lutheran Church in America condemns the Black Manifesto as unacceptable. It states funds should not support the Black Economic Development Conference or any group whose aims clash with the church’s poverty and race relations statements.
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Lutheran Church In America
James Forman
LCA
New York
North America
Black Economic Development Conference
Bishops Arrive as Synod Opens at Vatican Hall
Swiss Guards salute as 146 delegates including Cardinal Dearden and Canadian Bishop Carter enter the Hall of Broken Heads for the synod of bishops. Meetings use Latin texts, live translations, and 11 am coffee breaks. Pope Paul mingles with attendees.
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Vatican City
St. Anne’s
Vatican
Alexander Carter
St. Peter’s Square
John Cardinal Dearden
Detroit
Synod of Bishops
Paul
Trattoria
Via Della Conci
Bishops Gather Around Cardinal Sheen For Debates
Next week the remarkable Bishop Fulton J. Sheen leads out of St. Peter's Square. Journalists record impressions of the day's debate as afternoons are spent studying morning speeches. Bishops seek nuances signaling shifts in colleagues and invitations to social events fill the schedule.
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Liazione
St. Peter’s Square
Mexican Fiesta at St. Luke's Church Jersey
Mariachis and a Mexican dinner at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Long Beach follow Holy Eucharist on Sunday November 2. Proceeds aid East Los Angeles guests. tickets 2 dollars adults 1 dollar children under 12. Entertainment includes music and dancing with banners flowers and pinatas.
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Old St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Seventh and
Atlantic
East Los Angeles
Long Beach
Metropolitan Opera Star Jerome Hines to Perform Sacred Concert
Jerome Hines of the Metropolitan Opera will give a sacred concert Sunday at 6:30 p.m. in First Baptist Church, Lakewood, Long Beach. The famed bass singer has a long Christian evangelistic interest and multiple religious recordings. He began with UCLA, LA Civic Light Opera, SF Opera, and later debuted at the Met in Boris Godunov. He has performed in over 30 leading basso roles worldwide.
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Jerome Hines
Metropolitan Opera
First Baptist Church of
Lakewood
Arbor Road
Long Beach
Basso
Ucla
Hines
Los Angeles Civic Light Opera Company
San Francisco Opera
Monotrone
Hollywood Bowl
Los Angeles Philharmonic
John Barbirolli
Caruso
Boris Godounov
Met
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Norwalk Blvd
God
William Miedema
Wayne Flory
Edward Fikse
First United Methodist Fifth and Pacific
Donald R&r. O'Connor
Olla Alford
Youth & Bell
Skinner
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Belmont Heights
First United
North Long Beach
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Freeman Ave
Ancel H Arnold
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Dominico
Orange
Lynn H. Carson
Junipero
Stenney C. Brown
Leo B. Hirth
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Kenneth D
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Séth and Lindon
Charles L. Ross
Wendell W. Joses Chen
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Duane L. Day
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Lawrence R. Eyres
Count OF Churches
E. L. Volz
Bible School
United Presbyterian
Francis A. Rhoades
St. John's
Suh & Atlantic
James R. Deemer
Locust Ave
David Na
Sun
Ximeno Ave
Ralph Michels
iGeneva
Orange Ave
Richard G. Irving
Church School
Lakewood Christ
E. 3Rd St
Robt. H. Prentice
N. Hayter
John
Bonner
Pacific Ave
Dale M Robinson
Westminster
J. Hines
ST. Gregory's Episcopal Church
E. Willow
Palo Verde
Woodruff
Michael Francis
First Friends
Roy Sveiven
Lakewood Village
Roger Lantrenh
Cry
Joth and
Linden
Rev
David L. Hocking
The
First Brethren Church
Mindergerten
Rev. Hocking
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Atlante
Hugh David Burcham
D.D
Dr. Burcham
Peek
KBBI
Lakewood First Presbyterian
Studebaker RD
LO Beach
Prwantam
Grenheve
Arthur Fey Scoltz
Beth Sernces
Church OF the Brethren
A.M
Magnolia
ST. Thomas of Canterbury Episcopal Church
Arbor Rd
David Scovil
First Lutheran
Missouri Synod Atlantic
Ninth St
E. H. Schroeder
Religious Military
St. Paul's Lutheran Missouri Synod
Palo Verde Ave
William }. Fachler
Sundey
Lutheran
Orvol Averkamp
Edward Roy
Assoc
Wursery
Sunda
Eighth and
God’s Word
God Ted
Calvary Baptist of
Bellflower
Clark Avenue
H. Frank Collins
Mount Olivet Lutheran
George S. Norman
E. South St
Lind
Immanuel Lutheran
L.C.A
E. Carson
OUR Saviour's Lutheran
ALC
Byerbe
Lutheran Church OF the Holy Trinity
Cherry
Philip Nash
St Lukes EV Lutheran Church
Lac
Shelden
Sanday Scheel Igen
St. Timothy Tu Lutheran
Wood of
Arbor
Esterholl
Res Woodrulf
Mursery
Woodrull
University Lutheran Church
C.m
W. Oscarson
Christ Lutheran Church
Stearns
George S. Johnson
Mora Servicns Theran
Mienory Ore
Worcko Serco Loria Dei
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