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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1971
Page
3
The text argues that Jesus Christ’s resurrection validates his death and life’s superiority over death. Paul confirms the event as factual after the Damascus Road experience, noting that without resurrection faith is in vain. It asserts Christ is risen and believers share in his life.
A compact study of Paul’s contrast between Christ and Adam, explaining how Jesus’ life, death, and the resurrection reverse sin’s consequences. It explores the nature of our future bodies, the difference between earthly and risen life, and the spread of spiritual life through faith.
The Rev. W. M. Phillippe Jr. a Wesleyan Church evangelist from Charlotte will guest minister at Hickory Chapel Wesleyan revival services Monday to Sunday. Music will be directed by Gordon Miller of Kernersville Wesleyan College. Services start at 7:30 p.m. daily, with 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Sunday, per pastor Rev. J. W. Phillips.
Jamestown United Methodist Church plans an Easter Sunday 11 am service to consecrate a new colonial styled sanctuary seating 400, doubling capacity of the 1924 building. The $400,000 structure includes a sunlit Sunday School wing for children up to sixth grade, a memorial organ, and a central altar framed by a right side choir area, with a left pulpit and an attached 1924 building for ongoing programs.
RALEIGH The Baptist State Convention announces two family camping weekends at Camp Caraway in the Uwharrie Mountains near Asheboro. The events run April 16-18 and April 30-May 2 with 27 campsites and programs featuring worship Bible study missionary meetings campfire discussions and fellowship led by Eugene Poston Gardner-Webb College and W R Wagoner NC Baptist Children's Homes.
Dr. James C. Peters of Winston-Salem will speak at Brooks Memorial United Methodist Church during the 11 a.m. worship. He serves as superintendent of the Winston-Salem Forsyth District of the United Methodist Church and previously pastored St. Matthews United Methodist in Greensboro.
The community features multiple Easter services across churches. Rev. Rat Hemmia leads a cantata at Thomasville church. Shelton Family from Greenville sings at Calvary Temple in Thomasville. Ward Street United Methodist hosts Pine Cantiones pieces. Revival at Hope Chapel Archdale begins 7 30 nightly with Billy Metters preaching. Emmanuel Lutheran hosts sunrise and 3 pm quiet communion. Archdale Lutheran and New Covenant hold sunrise gatherings with local pastors. St Stephen AME Zion presents The Glorys of Easter cantata with featured soloists. Brentwood Baptist presents Hallelujah What Saviour. Hopewell hosts Easter sunrise at the church and cemetery. Salvation Army stages The Symbol of a Cross drama. Lakewood Golf Course tailors youth Easter program and sunrise. Church of God Prophecy ends revival with YMCA baptism at 2 pm.
Seventh Day Adventist leader Dr. Pierson spoke at 10 a.m. to area church members at Tri City Junior Academy. The event thanked supporters of the academy expansion and urged final financial backing. Pierson, a world church leader, has spent 24 years overseas and travels about 1.5 world tours annually. The academy, a consolidation of High Point Greensboro Kernersville and Winston-Salem Adventist congregations, added a gym auditorium several classrooms home economics rooms and spaces for woodworking auto mechanics and music.
Rev. Bron I Carlisle, a New Zealand native and graduate of New Zealand Bible Training Institute and New Zealand Baptist Seminary, will lead a week of revival services at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church starting Sunday. The schedule runs daily at 7:30 pm with a final service on Sunday, April 18. He previously taught at Bible College and directed Open Air Campaigns work in the United States. Music will be provided by Rev Vernion M Frank, church minister of music and education.
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