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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1968
Page
2
Fragmentary account notes Jesus often prayed in a garden known to Judas and disciples. It mentions Peter and John accompanying Jesus to Annas' palace, Jesus' healings and teachings, and rising popularity provoking Jewish leaders. The text ends mid thought with a threatening suggestion against Him.
A fragmentary piece cites John 18 38 with a line about drawing men unto me and notes Jesus of Nazareth as King of the Jews. It claims Jews repudiated this truth, mentions Joseph crucifixion, Pilate’s permission, and features syndicate attribution.
A cantata is scheduled at Conrad Memorial with performers Liaude Tilley Arnold Jester Elizabeth Betty Cark Tony Testino. Sarah Hearn will host and the event is open to the public.
The church schedules Holy Week services with continuing education for ministers. A service will be held at 7 30 p m with the choirs offering sacred music suitable to the season.
The Rev. Mr. Coltrane announced Tucker will lead the revival at the church with ongoing services to be provided by the congregation.
Judge Criesman, a deacon and longtime church leader, has served as Sunday School Superintendent and held roles including Master and President of the Men's organization, slated to deliver the guest sermon.
Street Baptist Church presents The Road to Calvary on Friday at 7 30 p m with a sacred music service. The program features passion hymns chorales recitations solos and ensembles sung by sopranos contralto and baritone soloists.
The Rev. Paul Starnes of Burnetts Chapel Churches is to preach Holy Week services at Rankin Memorial. The series is led by the Rev. Murray and sponsored by the church. Open to the public.
The Methodist Men’s Breakfast will be held tomorrow at 8 a.m. in the church hut. It invites all church members to attend and share in fellowship and a light meal.
The dean of Anderson College School of Theology Gene W Newberry of Anderson Indiana will speak at the 10 45 am worship service tomorrow at First Church of God He also serves as president of the Board of Church Extension.
Dudley is scheduled to lead the pulpit at First Presbyterian as the examination committee of Winston-Salem holds service tomorrow. Maxey Crowder will lead singing. A communion service is planned for Thursday night with nursery services available each night during the 1968 class reception.
A four congregations service is set for Good Friday at First Methodist Church on North Main Street. The one hour service will include joint hymns and prayers led by ministers from the participating churches.
Stewart pastor of Trinity Baptist Church notes continuation of revival with services at 7 30 p m and guest preachers from Gastonia and Newton including Rev James Helvey Jr Rich Fork pastor leading sessions with Baptist laymen assisting.
A revival at Pine Wood Methodist Church in Thomasville will begin at 7 00 p m each night continuing daily. The event is hosted by the Sutie group and runs through the week.
Dr David Lockard, director of missionary orientation for the Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board, will be guest speaker at First Baptist Church during the morning worship. A native of Houston, he previously served 14 years as a Rhodesia missionary and is a Baylor and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary graduate.
The Chancel and Chapel Choirs of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church present The Seven Last Words of Christ by Dubois on Palm Sunday at 8 p m in the sanctuary. Soloists Betty Sue Johnson Edward R Hardin and Eldon Moen come from High Point Greensboro and Guilford College with Mrs. Charles W McAnally at the organ and Massie Johnson on tympani.
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