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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1969
Page
4
Albert Vorspan argues Jews adapt to American life and jokes about Jewish foibles. He notes a culture shift with Jews excelling in education and politics while Gentile audiences embrace Jewish themes in modern theater and daily life.
Virgil Leach will speak at Oxnard Youth Forum today and tomorrow. Mau riee Meridith of the Oxnard Church of Christ leads 8:45 and 11 o clock services at Lom poe Church of Christ in Leachs absence. Communion and classes for all ages at 10. Le Roy Thompson preaches at 6 p.m. Tuesday prayers at 10 a.m. Vacation Bible School set for August 4-8 evenings 6 30 to 8 30. Transportation call 6 3517.
A study estimates U S churches own about 102 billion dollars in land and buildings, highlighting a shift from early church simplicity to modern real estate demands. Lutherans like Dr Donald L Houser urge mission focus over construction, citing storefronts and service centers as alternatives.
Pastor Wallis A. Turner of Calvary Baptist Van denberg Village outlines Sunday topics Levelling With God at 11 00 a m and Forgiveness and How to Find It at 7 00 p m In summer schedule Sunday School 945 a m worship 1100 a m and 7 00 p m Training hour 6 00 p m Mid week service and youth Kiononia 7 00 p m Nursery available Today over 50 youths attend summer camp at Hume Lake Kings Canyon Park with adult counselors from the church Camp speakers provided by Hume Lake Conference and the Northern California Baptist Conference First Church of Christ Scientist welcomes all.
Community church notices list services for First Presbyterian at 1600 Berkeley Drive with Rev Kenneth Boyd, Catholic Masses at LA Purisima, Seventh Day Adventist worship at Chestnut Ave, St Marys Episcopal on East Central Ave, including weekly schedules and contact notes.
Queen of Angels Catholic Church at 3495 Rucker Road lists Friday Holy Day Masses and Sunday Masses at 9 and 6:30 p.m. Administrative details note Father Donal Mulcahy as administrator. Religious instruction schedules include Adults Monday 7:30 p.m and High School Sunday 10 a.m. elementary Wednesday 4 p.m. preschool Sunday 9 a.m. Mexican Baptist at 323 West Hickory lists worship services and youth meetings.
The Rev. A. J. Knoll will preach Where Have You Been at Valley of the Flowers United Church 3346 Constellation Road. Services start at 10 am with child care and classes. A garden arrangement honors the spring class and funds support the organ fund. Vacation Church School is set for Aug 11 to 22 from 9:30 am to noon for K through 6.
St Marys Episcopal Church lists Holy Communion at 8 and 10 a.m. with child care for fourth graders at 10. The Junior Episcopal Young Churchmen camp out at San Marcos Baptist Camp returning Sunday at 2 p.m. Prayer Group meets 8 p.m. Mon at 3433 Via Dona. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday service followed by discussion of Viktor Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning led by Fr. Arthur B. Batty.
Pastor Jim Goodman will deliver the Sunday morning message Is There Any Word From The Lord at Bible Baptist Church. Services include Sunday School at 10 a.m evangelistic at 11 a.m Christian training at 6 p.m with nursery care. Youth Camp July 28 to August 1 at Camp Ceely San Bernardino Mountains hosted by fellowship churches. A surprise housewarming for the pastor and wife followed the teacher's meeting with Merle Arnold leading a devotion.
A federal court was asked to compel Elmwood Cemetery to sell a burial plot to Margaret Faye Terry for her husband Army PFC Bill Henry Terry Jr who was killed in Vietnam on July 3 1969. The cemetery is all white and executed similar suits may follow in the South.
Congressman Charles M. Teague announces a bill to create a National Cemetery at Vandenberg Air Force Base to ease California and West Coast burial space shortages. He cites 40 of 60 national cemeteries filled in 30 years and notes three California sites are full. The proposal uses unencumbered Air Force land with no acquisition costs and aims to serve both Northern and Southern California veterans.
Rev. Roy W. Peyton selects a sermon on darkness for 9:30 a.m. worship at First Presbyterian Church. The service titled Christians Against The Darkness follows a teacher education workshop at the church led by Rev. Donald Griggs of Palo Alto. A farewell coffee hour for Mr and Mrs William Barrett follows tomorrow’s service. Next Sunday Rev W D Woodruff is guest minister.
The California Senate approved a 7 percent tax on the gross profits of church owned businesses, 27 to 7, sending the measure to the Assembly. Sen Beilenson defended taxing church enterprises equally with other businesses while Sen Dills warned it breaches church state separation.
The Rev. William J. Denton of First Christian Church outlines a Sunday sermon on humility with scripture from Mark 10 35 45. The event runs during morning worship from August 4 to 15 at 1517 W College Ave. The Naomi Spencer Group moves its August meeting to July 29 at 9 30 a m in Fellowship Hall followed by a get acquainted day by the Service Department.
The Presbyterian U S Protestant Hour on KLOM AM FM features Dr John A Redhead pastor of First Presbyterian Greensboro N C In its 24th year the program presents Redhead on God anxiety and identity with Westminster Youth Choir music from Oak Cliff Dallas Texas The dates run July 27 August 3 10 17 24 and 31 with topics The God Who is Above Us Within Us Outside Us On Making God Come Alive Basic Anxiety Who Are You
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