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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1966
Page
7
The piece argues doubt and faith continually interact and even saints suffer the dark night of the soul. Dr. Robert H. Hamill says doubt reveals more about the believer than about God and that God can be found even when certainty vanishes.
A youth workshop at Trinity Cathedral Phoenix features Sen Barry Goldwater on a panel with Rev Edwin Dahlberg Dr John Decker and Robert Vogel. Topics cover war peace world order pacifism and personal protest versus obligation. Free admission for area high school and college students. A social dance by The Just Cause closes the day.
Notes from Scottsdale churches list speaking events at First Baptist and parish activities at St. Barnabas and Scottsdale Methodist. Dr. Clayton F. Smith of Mather College speaks at 6 30 p.m. Vesper Service. Rev Frank Osuna attends Challenge Hour October 26. St Barnabas hosts Christmas Caravan Kick-off Coffee October 27 and a women’s retreat November 4–6 led by Fr Jim Daughtry. Choirs and a musical drama are scheduled at Scottsdale Methodist with Quiet Day on October 25.
A community notice invites attendees to an evening of singing led by Stan Cook at 7 00 PM with a program labeled The Answer to Your Greatest Need. The item emphasizes spiritual refreshment through song.
Readable fragments show multiple businesses in Phoenix and Scottsdale. Entries include Enco Service at 33 E Pima Plaza Arcadia and various names such as Adcon Builders Conyers and Jack B Stewart at Camelback area. Phone numbers appear interleaved with addresses.
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