Jesus Was Youth Hero Of 1971
In 1971 Jesus became a symbol of youth culture in America. The era saw rising interest in religious resources among young people with youth produced papers and plays like Godspell and Jesus Christ Superstar. Colleges expanded religious courses and Cardinal Krol led the National Council of Catholic Bishops while Bible scholars revised an Old Testament manual to address racial integration.
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New York
Jésus
Jesus
Broadway
and the Word
John Cardinal Krol
Philadelphia
National Council of Catholic Bishops
John
Healthy and Unhealthy Aspects of Religion Explored
Dr. James G. Ranck, a New York psychiatrist and teacher at the William Alanson White Institute and Drew University, studies how religion can both promote creativity and freedom or foster pathology. He argues religion should limit chaos yet also liberate, urging clergy to examine attitudes before labeling congregations as healthy or unhealthy.
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James G. Ranck
William Alanson White Institute of Psychiatry
New York City
Drew University
Madison, N. J
Ranck
U.S. Navy
Columbia
Jung
White Institute
Rance
Mission Talk Set Sunday at Northside Baptist Church
South ern Baptist missionary B. P. Emanuel will speak at the 11 a.m. service at Northside Baptist Church Tulsa. The couple, natives of Tulsa, married at OBU and have served as missionaries to Japan since 1950, with three years in the Philippines. They are on furlough in Lawton and plan to return to Japan in August.
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B. P
Bill) Emanuel
Southern Baptist
Japan
Northside
Southern Baptist Convention
Philippines
Emanuels
Lawton
Abram and Lot Split Over Flocking Land Near Sodom
The biblical account describes Abram and Lot quarreling as their herds grow, prompting Abram to offer Lot first choice of land. Lot selects the Jordan plain near Sodom, while Abram moves to Hebron Mamre, with God promising the land to Abram and his descendants.
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Abram
Sarai
Lot
Egypt
Cangan
Bethel
Jordan
Sodom
Gomorrah
Hebron
Mamre
Baptists To Hold Watch Service At Westwood Church
Westwood Baptist Church at 2104 N 38th will host a watch night service Friday at 7 p.m. with a pot luck supper and youths in charge. The service ends at 12 15 a.m. A January Bible study is planned from 7 p.m. to 8 30 p.m. January 5 9 with Sam Pace teaching the Book of Job. classes for all ages follow January 9.
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Westwood Baptist Church
N. 38Th
Sam Pace
The
Comanche-Cotton Baptist Association
Revival Plans at Cedar Creek United Methodist Indian Church
A New Year revival is planned Saturday to Wednesday at Cedar Creek United Methodist Indian Church near Carnegie. Evangelist Rev. Oliver Neal Jr., Creek Indian pastor of Billy Hooton United Methodist Indian Church in Oklahoma City, will lead singing at 7 p.m. with devotionals and preaching. Refreshments provided after each meeting. Rev. Reuben Abhaitty serves Cedar Creek Church as pastor.
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Cedar Creek United Methodist Indian Church
Carnegie
Oliver Neal Jr
Billy Hooton United Methodist Indian Church
Oklahoma City
Reuben Abhaitty
Cedar Creek
Year in Religion Highlights Recap From Dragnet of Events
A survey recalls major religious notes of the year including Bishop Fulton J. Sheen at St. Patrick’s Cathedral drawing young crowds, ecumenical praise for David Ben-Gurion’s biblical remark, Angela Davis controversy over a Family of Man grant, and a December photo of William Wesley Peters with family at service. It notes the Prayer Amendment struggle, a Kennedy Center Mass and Leonard Bernstein debates, Metz Rollins remarks on church hiring, and Billy Graham’s rising leadership with future crusades in Europe and the Middle East.
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Fulton J. Sheen
St. Patrick's Cathedral
New York
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Paul
Corinthians
Washington State
Angela Davis
Gina
Family of Man
Bob Hope
Mr. Hope
Council
William Wesley Peters
Svetlana Stalina
Congress
Leonard Bernstein
Metz Rollins
Billy Graham
Spain
Rome
Middle East
Legislatures Enact Over 60 Tax Laws in 1971
State legislatures enacted more than 60 new tax laws in 1971, boosting revenues by over $3 billion.
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George W. Cornell
LA Times
Washington Post Service
St. Margaret's Episcopal Church
John Lambert
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B. P. Emanuel
BY Woodi Ishmael
AP Newsfeatures
Baptists
Christian Churches
Dick Williams
57Th & Liberty
York Lane School
S.E. Sullivan
Will
Rev
David Poling
the Constitution and Press Daily
Ralph
Southside
Bill Cropp
God & You
God & His Church
Trinity Baptist Church
20Th and Gore
N.N. Antonson
John Bennight
You
Hilltop SE
Elmhurst
H. Tom Wiles
First Baptist West
Ferris
Wilford Wisel
Kswo-Tv
Charles E. Gray
Forrest H. Siler
Jim Dando
Arlington
Easter Sullivan Village
S.E
Byron Denman
Robert L. Gregg
Lee
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