Identity (1970 - Vol. 1 No. 1 - Part 7 of 7 Parts) - Topic 7: UP WITH PEOPLE - EACH GOD-DESIGNED

Offered is Vol. 1 No. 1 - Part 7 of 7 Parts (1970) of "Identity" edited by Herbert Montgomery and published by Thomas C. Wright and Mine Publications out of Minneapolis, Minnesota. A left-folded illustrated newsletter measuring 8-1/2" by 10-3/4" and containing eight pages including front and rear covers. Published for the teenage Christian student, this issue's topic is "UP WITH PEOPLE - EACH GOD-DESIGNED" (Topic 7). Contents include: Paper Doll People by Jean Ohman (lengthy three-page poem, reading in short part: "Paper doll people working in ugly block buildings, stack after stack, with glass walls and hurrying halls, Paper dolls consuming tired rubber sandwiches, bitter black coffee, and coke and smoke and smut and smog" - "What happened to people who stand out like giants in vitality and vigor?" - "Peel the paper to the person beneath, Crumble the dolls to the soul inside, Probe to the real people, each different, one from the other, each special, each capable and creative, each needed, each God-designed, one of a kind"); centerfold poster "Peel the mask - probe to the real"; HELP! (advice column for Christian youth).…