Clergyman. Up until one week before his death, he was preaching from the pulpit at Founder's Church of Religious Science, Los Angeles, California, having been it's pastor for 40 years. He was a leader in the New Thought movement after having left orthodox Christianity to study with Carl Jung, Albert Schweitzer and Ernest Holmes. He wrote several books and for 30 years had a radio program. He also was an accomplished marimba player.
Clergyman. Up until one week before his death, he was preaching from the pulpit at Founder's Church of Religious Science, Los Angeles, California, having been it's pastor for 40 years. He was a leader in the New Thought movement after having left orthodox Christianity to study with Carl Jung, Albert Schweitzer and Ernest Holmes. He wrote several books and for 30 years had a radio program. He also was an accomplished marimba player.
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