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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2011
Page
8
A devotional note contrasts material wealth with spiritual riches in Christ Jesus. It warns against serving money, recalls the Great Recession, and affirms that true wealth lies in God, forgiveness, and the Word plus Sacraments. It concludes with faith in Jesus, seeking God's kingdom first.
A reflection on Jesus not teaching an institutional church and urging a personal, God centered faith. It contrasts traditional church structures with Jesus message of the kingdom within and without observation and calls for universal, unmediated divine blessings.
Pastor Jim Black continues the sermon series The Greatest Life The Life of Jesus Christ during the 10 30 a m worship service. The music team led by Neil Anderson will direct both contemporary and traditional worship. Regular School of Discipleship offerings include SEE NOTES PAGE 3B.
Pastor's NewsViews compares rodeo season in Houston to a deep, devoted faith journey. He contrasts spectators with those obsessed, urging a magnificent obsession of love for God and neighbor as taught in Matthew 22 37 39. The piece highlights Texas heritage, rodeo culture, and Christian devotion.
Eddie Frank Green rose from Wiley College to a career as principal and educator across Texas. He taught at Prairie View Jarvis and Texas Southern, earned a master’s from Prairie View, and studied at Chicago Harvard Iowa Texas USC and Houston. Green led Carver High School with strict discipline and personal engagement, later serving as an administrator for Harris County and contributing to local groups before his 1988 death. A state historical marker will be dedicated April 30 at the old Carver High School.
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