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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1958
Page
4
George W. Cornell analyzes the Pope's paradoxical authority, noting the Pope signs as servant of the servants of God and holds influence grounded in faith of about 500 million, while lacking worldly power. It traces infallibility limits, pope selection, and historical roots of terms like Pontiff and papal authority.
Norman Vincent Peale discusses bashfulness and self doubt drawn from childhood customs and a reader's everyday life. He outlines a three step plan: analyze weaknesses, list strengths, and read the positive list daily while praying for guidance. Then act to become what you aim to be, building confidence and success.
The Recreation Department seeks singers for Messiah with Sunday rehearsals in November at First Methodist Church Fifth and Pacific at 3 30 p m directed by Rolla Alford. North Long Beach group meets Tuesdays at Scherer Park 7 30 p m directed by Frank Ahrold.
The sermon topic at Seaside Baptist Mission Church will be What are the fifteen blessings to be found in the Love of Jesus Christ. The Rev Frank Craig Woods will lead the 11 am service at Goodwill Chapel 457 Golden Ave. Worshippers are welcome. Sunday school starts at 9 30 am.
Mt. Olivet Lutheran Church on Bonfair Ave launches a three week intensive campaign to raise funds for the first unit of its new building program. Adrian H. Amstutz directs the campaign for the Lutheran Laymen's Movement for Stewardship. Pledges run two years and construction could begin late in 1959. Harold A. Carlson is designer and J. William Siler chairs the effort. Amstutz, a former teacher and DOJ administrator, hails from Kidron Ohio.
Youths from Long Beach churches plan a 2 15 p m dedication service at Church of the Brethren 3332 Magnolia Ave The service features participants from Second Presbyterian Silverado Methodist and other churches with an offering to aid the clothing processing at the Church World Service Center in Modesto The United Christian Youth Fellowship urges public attendance and notes work days completed for a united Christian youth emphasis.
Bethany Baptist Church Los Coyotes Clark Ave prepares to dedicate its fourth Master Plan unit, a 13 000 square foot facility with 555 seat auditorium, junior high assembly hall, 10 classrooms, lounge, kitchen and offices. The 6 by 8 mural on baptistry wall by Harvey Mohler marks the debut, built largely by volunteer labor. the space will host social activities until the final church auditorium is completed.
The Revs. Elmer D. Thur and Charles N. Goehring announce a new Holy Cross Lutheran Church serving Los Alamitos and Rossmoor with services at a Laurel School area site. Temporary space on Los Alamitos Blvd will host services and Sunday school by December, with the first Sunday School on January 4, 1959.
Miss Peace Pilgrim, a long time peace advocate sponsored by Alathea Temple, will address YMCA members tomorrow night at seven. She has traveled across the United States for years promoting peace through church groups.
A special area wide fellowship for all churches is planned Monday in connection with Evangelist Jerry Barnard’s revival at Revival Center Church on Atlantic Avenue. Rev. Robert Reid announces 2:30 pm service, dinner, and an 7:30 pm evangelistic rally. Barnard will speak Monday night and Sunday at 10 am and 7:30 pm, with Sunday night titled Bible Proof This Earth Will Be Invaded from Outer Space.
Chaplain W. R. Hall of Lakewood Village Community Church will speak tomorrow at 7 30 p m on the first report from a seminar study conducted during a round the world trip last summer. He details conferences with government leaders ambassadors and university presidents at various cities.
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