Norman Vincent Peale Born: 31-May-1898 Birthplace: Bowersville, OH Died: 24-Dec-1993 Location of death: Pawling, NY Cause of death: Stroke Remains: Buried, Christ Church Cemetery, Pawling, NY
Gender: Male Religion: Christian [1] Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Religion, Author Nationality: United States Executive summary: The Power of Positive Thinking Declaring that "our American culture is at stake," Peale cofounded the National Conference of Citizens for Religious Freedom in September 1960. Its aim was to prevent Catholic candidate John F. Kennedy from being elected President. Peale resigned from the group three weeks later.
[1] Father a Methodist, and Peale was ordained by the Methodist Episcopal Church, where he pastored (1922-32). At this point he switched to the Reformed Church of America, at Marble Collegiate Church, New York City (1932-84).
Father: Charles Clifford Peale (Methodist preacher, d. 1959) Mother: Anna DeLaney Peale Brother: Robert C. Peale Brother: Leonard D. Peale Wife: Loretta Ruth Stafford Peale (m. 1930, d. 6-Feb-2008, two daughters, one son) Daughter: Margaret Peale Everett Son: John Stafford Peale Daughter: Elizabeth Peale Allen
High School: (1916) University: BA, Ohio Wesleyan University (1920) University: MA Social Ethics, Boston University (1924)
Caring Institute Board of Trustees (Honorary) Freemasonry Presidential Medal of Freedom 26-Mar-1984 Silver Buffalo 1988 Converted to Christianity Reformed Church of America, formerly Methodist (1932)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR Grey Gardens (27-Sep-1975) · Himself [VOICE]
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