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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1967
Page
4
Norman Vincent Peale reports a man in fear and near collapse from guilt. The patient describes nervousness and a sense of hell while a doctor probes for the source of terror. The case centers on guilt and its impact on health, with concern over responsibility for the patient’s well being.
Nine Southern Baptist churches in the Long Beach Harbor area will hold simultaneous eight day revival meetings starting Sunday at 7 30 pm. Prominent guests and music each night invite families. nurseries provided for tots up to age three. Participating churches include First Southern Baptist, Harbor Baptist, and Signal Hill Baptist, with varied pastors and speakers.
Brooklyn headquarters notes a three day Long Beach area assembly featuring a dedication and baptism at Municipal Auditorium. About 2,000 participants hear Good discuss the film Gods Cannot Lie and its aim to strengthen faith in the Bible amid attacks on biblical literalism.
The Royal Arch Masons hold a Ninth Street event at 8 p.m. featuring De Molay Job's Daughters and Rainbow Girls. Delegates and attendees will gather at Cathedral Elm Avenue and nearby locations for regional finals amid reflections on faith and conscience.
Representing Long Beach, Becky Thompson of Wilson High School performs a medley of folk tunes, and Sharon Jones of Jordan delivers a dramatic reading in a regional finals event.
In cited ecumenical notes and pulpits from 1966 to 1987, critics accuse the NCC of favoring a social gospel over soul winning and personal faith, arguing that mass evangelism harms individuals and dilutes belief.
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