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-V' '1 it I ai. (Ml, I nicrory or jgsug ft aw''. mm A I Movement' traced 11 UJ THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR July 1, 1972 Ijfl NORWEGIAN CHOIR The 70-volce Filadclfia Church Choir of Oslo, Norway, directed by Kar-sten Ekorness, will give a concert at 3:30 p.m. to-morrow at Bloomlngton. Assemblies of God Church, 9350 Portland Av.

S. The Oslo church is the largest Pentecostal congregation in Norway. intho Minneapolis mmmm Mil 1mm Halvonon Esple Breeden Mork FIRST ALC official to take post in Switzerland CHRISTIAN 2201 FIRST AVINUI SOUTH been appointed vice-president for development and finance, at St, John's University, Collegeville, Minn. "Play it again, Sam!" Hollywood's "golden era" daye of glamorized gangatert, waehbuckllng heroes and tap-dancing ehorlnea live again in a Wltconiln movie museum. See for yourself with Sam Martino, Tribune Wisconsin reporter.

Posters, action film frames and more. Picture magazine, Sunday. 8 30 4 A.M. IDENTICAL SERVICES "A NATION DEDICATED" Or. Forrest Rkheson Today's so-called "Jesus movement" is directly traceable to the protest movement among young Americans in the 1960s, a St.

Olaf College historian says in a book to be published Monday. Erling Jorstad wrote "That New-Time Religion: The Jesus Revival in America," to be published by Augsburg Publishing House, Minneapolis. The Jesus revival caught on, Jorstad says, when large numbers of youths decided that "only a sweeping revival could save their country from its course of self-destruction." The book explains the movement as several separate but parallel revivals taking place at the same time. The most publicized are former drug-addict teen-agers who have turned to revival. Two other equally strong movements, according to Jorstad, are the large number of evangelical college students, and well-educated young adults, both of whom want to see more enthusiasm and warmth restored to church life.

Jorstad concludes that i 9.45 A.M.-Church Shool immmmmmmmmmmm 'NixonV paotor will give talk The Rev, John A. Huffman pastor of Key Bis-cayne (Fla.) Presbyterian Church, will speak in the Conwell Convocation series at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at Knox Presbyterian Church, 48th St. and Lyndale Av, S. He is pastor of the church President Nixon frequently attend! when he is in Key Blscayne.

Other speakers In the series, planned to bring prominent evangelical leaders to the city, will be: July 9 the Rev. Dr. Bruce W. Dunn, pastor of Grace Presbyterian Church, Peoria, and preacher on the "Grace Worship Hour," a radio broadcast. July 16 AlWorthing-ton, pitching coach of the Minnesota Twins baseball team.

July 23 the Rev. Dr. Louis H. Evans min-i -a -1 a for the Board of National Missions of the United Presbyterian Church. July 30 the Rev.

William L. McLeod, pastor of Ebcnezer Baptist Church, Saskatoon, Canada, described as "a Canadian prairie revivalist." Aug. 6 Derek de Cambra, director of Christian Arts, Inc. Aug. 13, Dr.

George Sweeting, president of Moody Bible Institute, Chicago. i The Conwell series is named for Roger Conwell, the evangelist who founded Temple University. MAYFLOWER The Rev. James B. Olson, assistant pastor at the Lutneran Church of the Good Shepherd, has been named to the editorial staff of the Division of Parish Education of the American Lutheran Church.

The Rev. Dr. Loren E. Halvorson, who coordinated the "Town Meeting of the Twin Cities" projects in 1966 and 1967, has been elected to head one of the four project areas of the Lutheran World Federation in Geneva. Halvorson, 45, will become project director of the "Multi-dimensional Strategies for Peace and Human Rights" program, beginning Sept.

1. Known for his Christian communication and church-society activities, he is now director of research and development for the Division of College Education of the American Lutheran Church. He has been pastor of Victory Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, and a teacher at Luther Seminary, St. Paul. CONGREGATIONAL United Church of Christ 5500 Stevens Ave.

So. 824-0761 A.M. Altar Communion 10:00 A.M. Worship Hour "THE THINGS WE HOPE FOR" Rev. Jackson Smith Punch and Fellowship following, Pre-school child care, Wednesday Service 6:00 Family Picnic, 7:00 Wnnhin ERLING JORSTAD the Jesus revival is at a turning point and he calls for reconciliation between its adherents and the more conventional branches of organized religion.

"The established churches which continue to ignore the young people will find themselves increasingly isolated from the under-30 group," Jorstad says. "The revivalists, meanwhile, who cut themselves off from the standing churches are denying themselves the great resources of 1,900 years of Christianity." The author urges both groups to "talk openly and often with one another in hopes of reconciliation." Jorstad wrote three other books, "The Politics of Doomsday," "Love It or Leave It?" and "A Dialogue on Loyalty." Zone our lake? Ten Mile Lake, near Hackensack, has 30 miles of shoreline, 300 dwellings. Where does it go from here? The promise and problems of lakeshore zoning have everybody talking, often arguing. Staff writer Dale Fetherling and photographer Kent Kobersteen take you there Sunday, Home section. Henry Lexau, a member of the Catholic Digest editorial staff since 1949, has been appointed managing editor of the magazine, which is owned by the College of St.

Thomas, St. Paul. It has a circulation of more than 530,000. Sr i FIRST DIVINE SCIENCE CHURCH 440) UPTON AVE. SO.

HEAR DR. VERNON SHIELDS MAN'S QUEST FOR FREEDOM 4 Rights legislation a.m. Devotional Service For Inspiration Dial 926-8033 hearing scheduled John C. Espie has resigned as director of stewardship and lay life and work of the Minnesota Conference of the United Methodist Church, effective Sept. 15.

He will move to Evans-ton, 111., to become assistant general secretary of the denomination's council on finance and F1KST EVANGELICAL FRee ChliUCh Rent-a-date in Miami The girl reporter rented a handsome escort for $55 "plus expenses" for an evening fling. A male reporter carried out his assignment to rent-a-bird. The results run from hilarious to "Perils of Pauline." A very different business story Sunday, Family section. 5 1 50 Chicago Avenue H. B(UC Chopman, Pernor 9 45 A.M.

SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 A.M. "REVERENCE FOR THE LAW" Abraham Lincoln speaks on tape of the meaning of liberty and reverence for the law. 7:00 P.M. "ISRAEL THE LAND OF PROMISE" Pictorial presentation mm 1 The Joint Religious Legislative Committee will sponsor a public hearing on human rights legislation to help develop its platform for the 1973 Minnesota Legislature. The committee is a public-interest lobby sponsored by the Minnesota Catholic Conference, the Minnesota Council of Churches and the Minnesota Rabbinical Association.

The hearing will be from 1 to 3 p.m. Friday and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. next Saturday at the Minnesota Church Center, 122 W. Franklin Av.

Sharing fund splits $21,100 with 6 groups The Christian Sharing Fund of the Archdiocese St. Paul-Minneapolis has awarded $21,100 to six Twin Cities' area social action groups. The fund's board voted to set aside $10,000 for action in the area of federal subsidized housing. The Crossroads Resource Center will do research on how and by what group the money can best be used. Organizations receiving grants were: Minnesota Penal Coalition, $2,000 for its work in startng a union for inmates in Stillwater Prison; Migrants in Action, $700; North wood Homeowners Association, Independent Housing Committee, $600; and Cedar-Riverside Peoples Center, $4,800.

'ti The FeLLowship of The coNceuNeD The Rev. James Breeden, son of Mrs. Noah S. Smith, Minneapolis, and an Episcopal clergyman, has been appointed an sociate professor at Har- vard University. He re- Huffman Dunn ceived his doctor's degree in education from Harvard in Jtin UrMilVAvAxhaiTLPaskx i StefiienGaonscri.

Dir ChaianBd ErvvrxriJoriTSDrDiralMiisc 9:45 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 A.M. "WHY A NATION WENT WRONG" Special Music, Marcia NELSON, Trumpet 6:00 P.M. "WHY CAN'T I FORGIVE?" The Rev. Richard Mork, formerly of Belcourt, N.D., will be installed at 11 a.m.

tomorrow as pastor of Trinity Lutheran Congregation, which holds its services at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church, 5th St. and 21st Av. S. He is a graduate of Augsburg College and Luther Seminary. Evans Sweeting A fir 'r 2 A I Petijesiba Jfree a ill, 26th Ave.

So. and E. 38th Street Roger G. Anderson, Pastor 9:45 a.m. Church School limn STRING ENSEMBLE A 31-piece harp and string ensemble from the University of Minnesota high school i i a s' project will perform at the 9 and 1 1 a.m.

services tomorrow at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 4100 Lyn-dale Av. S. Dr. Richard Sieber is project director. E.

James Rodine, St. Paul layman, has been elected general secretary of the Evangelical Free Church of America. Clip-it-out argument settler The entire center spread of Picture magazine, Sunday, is a chart of the hottest and the coldest Twin Cities temperatures since 1890. When was it minus 34 or plus 108? The records are by months, each with its official highs and lows. Lots of answers for your questions.

'Mad Housewife' to Guthrie stage Frank Langella starred in such movies as "Diary of a Mad Housewife" and "The Twelve Chairs." Why did he make the switch to "Oberon" in "Midsummer Night's Dream," opening at the Guthrie Theater next week? Mike Steele discovers an actor with definite ideas, opiniona and plana. Sunday, Arts section. Fiery Fischer vs. stolid Spassky The American high school dropout, Bobby Fischer, a cheese genius, challenges the Soviet Union's Boris Spassky, world chess champion, as next week's matches begin in Iceland. These two will involve you when you read about their personalities, the match, the tensions.

Sunday, Home section. 10:50 a.m."A SYMPATHETIC HEART" 7:00 p.m. "INFECTIOUS AUTO OCULOSIS" nitiiiMiMiiamiiHiiiiiaiiimiiiiiiitp IHope 7132 PORTLAND 9 A.M. Bioominaton Drive-In Theatre zt 10:15 A.M. Sanctuary Robert W.

Dickson, OD: H. Allan Tallty: RanaM Davis Dial Hops Madltatlon (51-7211 Church Phono IG9.MS9 SimiiMMiiirjiiiiiitiiiiirJimiiiitiiia iiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiaiiui I KNOX PRESBYTERIAN South Lyndale at 48th Street 5 Sunday Services: 9:45 1 1:00 Ivanlng Services: 1:10 I WELCOME I 9 Abraham deVries, Pastor 9 niiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiifH giiuiiiiiiiiaiiiiuiiiiiiiiaiiiiniiiiiia i CHRIST PRESBYTERIAN i IN EDINA i tor a Devotional Message vial M-n l-r HIMIIiailllllllllllDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIJ Avvnu Ulldridi Prtibytariofi Church 3501 AVdrich Av. So. You and church. Every time you see someone as perfect as God mode him, every time you dissolve a friend's fear with love, you are a living example of church.

Church means reaching out with compassion to all mankind. I is working to see God's goodness realized in everyone's life-proving His power to heal any problem. It is something you can practice every day. We invite you to learn more about what church is, and to hear simple Christian service. Won't you come? 3 Robert! I.

Cunmr, Mbiitttr 3 Jim lirnti, Ywth 5 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. 3 Lr ANNUAL VICTORIOUS LIFE CONFERENCE July 9-16 The Rev. E. Hesch, Eau Claire, Wise, Methodist minister, has been appointed a professor at the Free Lutheran Seminary and Bible school in Plymouth. Dr.

Richard Crouter, assistant professor at Carle-t College, Northfield, has been awarded a postdoctoral fellowship for cross disciplinary study by the Society for Religion in Higher Education. The fellowship is funded by the Danforth Foundation. He will study the philosophy of Hegel at the University fo Toronto, Canada. 1 1:00 A.M. 3 "DOES GOO TEMPT US TO SIN?" 3 Nofffljitdilt U.

(Hwy. 100) it 70tk St. Imity Services' i Speaker: Rev. lorry Christenson, Luthi Pedro, of THE on pastor trom 5an California and author CHRISTIAN FAMILY. a MWWMailUM a aawa INI 11:00 A.M.

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S. tovls (. Ninn, sot McO.H, Niton 10:00 A.M. WORSHIP I a iiiiiiiiiiiiQiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiii a Schedule of Services Corinthians 7:15 P.M. Slides of the Far East Rtv.

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SUNDAY SCHOOL jjj a 11:00 A.M. I "IS PATRIOTISM CHRISTIAN?" 7.00 P.M. I "OF STARS AND TEARS" iiiimatiitiiiimiaitniiiiiitiaiiiiiS Sunday, July 9 Monday thru Saturday 10 ond 1 1 o.m.j A and 7:30 p.m. 10 ond 1 1 a.m.; 7:30 p.m. Dunday, July 16 10 ond 1 1 a.m.; 4 and 7:30 p.m.

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100 llaNway 100 N. Jilt foloohono ill M47 fliiiiimaiiWiiiiHOWiiitimaiiiiiq iiYm' fTllr, nsrc in the I Minneapolis 1W (W 1 Pastor Paul Speaki Sunday 11:00 7M LONDON PARRIS And APOSTLES SUNDAY 7:30 P.M. INANCY HARMONl Victory Voicei July 7-8-9 I a evAnctel CONWELL CONVOCATION 72 With REV. JOHN A. HUFFMAN Kty liuayn Prtsbyttrian Church, Florida Also Oliver Mogck Soloist Tr LJVL THE FILADELFIA CHURCH CHOIR FROM OSLO, NORWAY WITH SOLOISTS AND INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE CONDUCTOR.

KARSTEN EKORNESS PRESENTS A SACRED CONCERT WITH ENGLISH, NORWEGIAN AND SWEDISH SONGS Sun. July 2nd, 7:00 pm. Minneapolis Gospel Ave. So. Order the Tribune delivered seven days a week! See your carrier, farm service route salesman, your dealer, or write us.

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