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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1951

Page

6

A Christmas Message From Bishop BLOY

Episcopal Bishop Francis Eric Blox or Bly? delivers a Christmas editorial urging faith in Christ and the eternal kingdom. He reflects on Nativity, the awakening of recognition, and the mercy, resurrection, and fellowship found in Christ guiding believers through evil days toward God’s kingdom.

Francis Eric Bloy Nce God Jesus Jerusalem Christ Jesus Christ Father King of Kings

The Church of Tomorrow and Its Resilient Rise

A historic meditation on the Church enduring infancy and persecution. It cites Roman rule, Jewish and Greek opposition, and constant threats, arguing the Church persists toward a triumphant tomorrow. References C S Lewis Screwtape and a note from the Christian Evangelist frame the reflection.

Hell Church C. S. Lewis Screwtape

Decline in Church Worker Pay and Numbers, 1929 to 1950

A Commerce Department study shows church workers in the United States fell from 222000 in 1929 to 218000 in 1950 while the general population grew about 25 percent. Average pay rose from 1610 to 2276 dollars, but the gap to all occupations widened from 14 percent above average to 25 percent below. Textiles wages closely mirror church salaries at 2276 dollars.

Dee OF Commerce Commerce Department United States

Methodists Report on Revival Across Southern California

The walking revival added 7115 new Methodist members in a 12 county Southern California area under Bishop James Chamberlain Baker. The campaign spanned 182,458 square miles and involved 4488 workers visiting homes over two weeks, with total preaching attendance reaching 196,580 including Hollywood Bowl and other cities.

Los Angeles Episcopal James Chamberlain Baker California Arizona United Evangelistic Advance Methodist Los Angeles Hollywood Bowl Santa Barbara San Diego San Bernardino el Centro Escondido Paul F. Huebner Christ Galilee

Lutherans Seek Debt Clearance Campaign at Immanuel Church

Immanuel Lutheran Church of the Augs tana Synod on Carson Street voted to pursue a debt clearance drive totaling 42000 and to raise 4000 more for expansion. Earl Frederickson will head the committee with H. P. Beckman Elmer Strom and Edward Linsten assisting as training and kickoff activities begin after Christmas. Campaign ends January 20 with continued solicitation of gifts and pledges. Rev. Martin C. Olson has led since July 1950.

Immanuel Lutheran Church Augustana Synod E. Carson St Earl Frederickson H. P. Beckman Elmer Strom Edward Linsten Immanuel Church Sixth St Temple Ave Carson St Elm Ave Martin C. Olson John Orville Martin

Students pledge abstinence in Monroe rally

In Monroe Louisiana Dr Earl Hotalen reported a 100 percent response to abstinence pledges at a rally on the Louisiana State University campus. He says 1300 high school and college students signed pledge cards and 700 students at Monroe High School for Negro Pupils also signed.

Monroe Earl Hotalen Louisiana Moral and Civil Foundation

Long Beach Churches Host Series of Services This Sunday

Readable notes tell of Rev EL Rogers and Rev Mable Rogers at the Pentecostal Church of God moving to 1604 South St with services at 11 am and 7 20 pm and Sunday school at 9 45 am Also listed are sermons and events at Universal Baptist Lakewood First Church of the Brethren and various Lutheran and Methodist congregations with mission messages, Advent sermons, and Christmas program plans across Long Beach and Lakewood.

EL &. Rogers Mable Rogers Pentecostal Church of God South St Coronado Ave Bakersfield Pomona H. K. Rogers Wiliam Freeman David Burcham Monlaco Rd Chatwin Ave Gene W. Fussell Norman J. Balligher First Church of the Brethren Lee Whipple Whittier Church of the Brethren Konrad Keosman Pasadena California American Lutheran Church Lutheran Church of the Holy Triity E. Carson St Oscar Charles Mees Mees Hugh M. Tiner George Pepperdine College Central Church of Christ J. Emmett Wainwright Christian Service Organiation East Long Beach Methodist Quentin Paul Royer Army Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard Chearles Beatty CSO Jordan High School Carl Robertson First Congregational Church Jordan School Mendelssohn Irgin Reger Emerson G. Hangen Wil John C. DeKorne Grand Rapids Mich Christian Reformed Church Lakewood Calvary Presbyterian Church Virgil Harrison Fisher White Temple Southern Baptist Church 10Th St Gladys Ave Truett Memorial Southern Baptist Church Alamitos Ave Long Beach Charles McClain West End Geraldine North D. E. Bowman William Harrison Myers First Methodist Church Marta Hessell Germany Europe Hessell

Bellflower to Host Conference at RST Christian Church

Bellflower hosts a Harbor Area conference at RST Christian Church on Clark Avenue and Walnut Street. Rev. Harry E. Berg preaches at 10 45 a.m. on The Bible, the Marvel of the Ages. Workshops and youth gatherings run through the day with music and fellowship events leading to a closing Friendship Circle at 7 30 p.m.

RST Christian Church Belflower Clark Ave Walnut St Harbor Area Harry E. Berg Berg Bob Jones Bellflower Jim Hurling Rex Simon North Long Beach Fred Francis Dick Porterfield Zella Hendricks Wesley Smith Torrance Don McCabe Chapman College Bob Moore

Universal Bible Sunday and church notices in Long Beach

A Long Beach area church calendar highlights Universal Bible Sunday events at Lakewood United Methodist and St. Stephen's Lutheran Church plus sermons at First Presbyterian and Advent Luther League updates. Notables include UCLA graduate William Hessell attending a Southern California Methodist meeting and a Navy icebreaker Burton Island service at the Navy Family Chapel with Chaplain Leigh-Pink speaking.

William Hessell First Methodist Church of el Monte UCLA Long Beach General Conference Board of Missions Buck Hill Falls Germany Lakewood United Wutherar Church E. Wardisw Louis Frederick Mertz Mertz American Bible Society Christian Unity Henry Ernest Koch St. Paul's American Lutheran Church Clark Ave Young People's Luther League St. Stephen's American Lutheran Church Pine Ave John Herman Peters Peters Emerson Cox Lucretia Lampson LaVerne Waford Burton Island Navy Family Harry Leigh-Pink Ocean Blvd Los Angeles Naval Station San Pedro Leigh-Pink

What Kind of Friend Are You This Week

Thoughtful reflections on friendship and the human need to be loved. A hermit spends his savings to stage a funeral, Tolstoy’s kindness to a beggar, and a father’s counsel to "Make friends" echo the sermon tone from Review and Herald, emphasizing friendship as a priceless gift and guiding virtue.

Tolstoy Thomas Hughes Review and Herald

What's Wrong With Church

The author argues the church is a unique, flawed yet good institution made of sinners. He rejects denominational rigidity, welcomes a broader Christian fellowship, and believes Holy Spirit can correct church faults if hearts are open. He views Christ's church as glorious despite weaknesses.

YMCA Roy Christ Paul Christ's Church

As a Man Thinketh Preacher on mental diet and faith

The preacher known for stabilizing sermons explains power lies in sharing meaningful thoughts with listeners. He warns against harboring fears and urges a positive view to invite God’s light. He notes the impact of thoughts on the next day and quotes As a man thinketh so is he.

Roads to Happiness and God Missed by Careless Ones

A reflective verse by Lalia Mitchell Thornton warns that many paths to wealth fame health or friendship fall short for some. The piece laments those who miss the road to spiritual fulfillment and God, urging care in choosing life’s direction.

Lalia Mitchell Thornton

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