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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1966
Page
3
A physician explains a simple method to ease stress by letting the body go loose and draining the mind of resentments. Eddie Rickenbacker illustrates with calm humor during a television taping, suggesting rocking chairs to ease tension as delays loom and time tightens.
Trinity Baptist Church at D4th Street and Gaylots Avenue will install its new pastor Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev. de Ross Penny, a native of Canada, will lead the service. Dr. William Christie will ring the charge, Rev. Morgan Gates delivering a message titled What Place Does the Church Have in Your Life. Music and a fellowship dinner follow the installation.
Arthur J. Moore Jr, editor of World Outlook, called Methodists to plunge into open debate on church union. He accused Methodist leaders of stalling the Consultation on Church Union and pressuring their base to doubt the merger. He argued the issue is what God wants for the church today, urging candid discussion among denominations in the eight-body effort seeking 23 million members.
Bishop Gerald Kennedy will convene the 116th session of the Southern California Arizona Conference from Monday to Sunday, June 18, at Redlands University. More than 1,000 laymen and ministers from about 450 churches across two states will attend the meeting, with 50 Long Beach District churches sending around 100 delegates led by Dr. S. Douglas Walters. The session will address racial equality, employment practices, inclusive ministry, and Project Equality efforts to combat discrimination. Hypothetical play tryouts announced for Eliot Alt’s Murder In the Cathedral at St Luke's Episcopal Church, with the Canterbury Festival origin, slated for October at the church.
Adventist Aid Western headquarters announces a help program to send more than two tons of jet clothing each month to underprivileged Indians in southern Utah and Arizona. The item includes a disjointed aside urging spiritual practice to ease tension and stress, with a fragmented quotation from Psalm 87.
A man stands outside a store door with a key in his pocket but declines to unlock it. He then took the matter to the authorities for the damage caused by the incident.
The Board of Evangelism will project the 1966 67 program urging Congregations to go beyond the sanctuary and engage in urban problems. The report calls for new styles of ministry and structures to keep the church mission active in communities.
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