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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1951
Page
6
A religious editorial argues the central fault of the modern soul is denying personal guilt. It warns denial destroys character, blocks forgiveness, fuels gossip and extremism, and leads to despair. It cites Jesus condemning self righteousness and urges self confrontation and trust in God.
A War Cry excerpt argues against withholding praise in divorced homes and parental years. It emphasizes how lack of encouragement harms children's self esteem, while praise fuels happiness, ambition, and resilience. It cites biblical sayings about pleasant words and the healing effects of encouragement.
A sermon excerpt notes pastors in many cities fail to challenge sins like liquor gambling prostitution and divorce that harm the church and youth. It argues ministers should oppose worldly glamor and urge a change in pace consistent with prophetic tradition, urging bold preaching against immorality.
In Ocean City the New Jersey Methodist annual conference adopts a world peace and social justice report. It denounces corruption, endorses disarmament, and calls for an international police force under the U N. The delegates urge understanding of communism and its appeal to the dispossessed, seeking effective opposition.
Ban Levin of Beth El Orthodox Synagogue announces a 7 30 pm Sunday dedication of the old ClO building plaque at 4120 Long Beach Blvd. The event includes memorial candle lighting, a presentation of national colors by Jewish War Veterans, and a ceremony led by Rabbis Judah Hahn and Lazarus Axelrod, followed by dancing and a social hour. Public invited with no admission fee.
George Gibbs Jr treasurer of the diocese of Los Angeles and Cal CPA Society director will headline the Men’s Club dinner at St. Luke’s Episcopal parish. Gibbs an accounting professor and Pomona graduate with Harvard business training, served aboard in WWII and will discuss how parish funds are spent.
A Long Beach roundup shows pastors from First Methodist First United Presbyterian and other churches preparing sermons youth events and film showings for Sunday through Friday. Topics include Mary Hath Chosen the Good freedom from want and fear and The Trinity. A separate report covers a nationwide January February armed forces revival led by 200 preachers at 120 stations with teams visiting Army camps and naval bases.
The Pennsylvania House passed a bill to outlaw commercial matrimonial agencies and "lonely hearts" clubs, banning mate advertising. Rep. Ray Greenwood of Wyoming County introduced the measure and sent it to the Senate.
Methodist pastors in the Long Beach and Lakewood area will meet at 8 a m for a planning conference at First Methodist Church social hall. They will organize the United Evangelistic Mission in all churches from Sunday November 11 through Friday November 16 with nightly services and guest preachers. A trek by chartered buses to Hollywood Bowl Sunday afternoon November 18 aims for about 20 000 attendees with a massed chorus and address by Rev Dr G Bromley Oxnam.
The American Lutheran Church hosts a Parish Education Fall Clinic at the Holy Trinity church in Long Beach next Wednesday from 7 30 to 9 30 p m with a fellowship hour after. Attendees include Sunday School teachers and church leaders from Christ Church First American Lutheran Compton Holy Redeemer Bellflower University American Lutheran Los Altos and others. Rev Dr Mees will preach the opening sermon on Tuesday morning November 6.
Reading Pa plans a religion motivated Christmas parade on Tuesday night December 11 sponsored by Reading Junior Chamber of Commerce with endorsement from Greater Reading Council of Churches Catholic churches and Reading Ministerial Association. Parade chair James P Born says 250 letters were sent inviting participation and the committee hopes to field 50 floats.
A sermon reflection on personal sin by Pastor Lakewood Evangelical Lutheran Church. It defines sin as any thought word or deed against God's law and urges self awareness and conscience education through Christ. It cites biblical quotes from Luke and Corinthians and ends with a home motto about living rightly for Jesus's return.
A church attendance message argues going to church matters for community trust, family life, business honesty, and personal growth. It cites living faith as a force for integration and daily discipline, urging readers to love neighbors as taught by Jesus and to act on compassion.
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