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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1964
Page
2
The piece argues that change, especially mental shifts and new interpretations, brings crisis and resistance. It cites personal, social, and religious examples, including Jesus challenging old laws, to illustrate the pain and backlash of transforming beliefs and habits.
This lesson notes three factors making man central in Genesis creation, focusing on being made in God’s image as a moral and spiritual being, and asserts man’s lordship over nature. It contrasts divine sovereignty with human worthiness, stressing moral precedence over material.
The text cites Psalm 8:6 and Genesis directives on man’s dominion over creation, multiplying to replenish the earth and subdue it. It explains Hebrew nuance of replenish, notes man’s growth in knowledge strengthens dominion, and contrasts fear of men with fear of God, urging trust in divine care for daily needs.
ROWLAND NC AP The Rev David Moylan a 33 year old pastor author writes mystery tales to escape anger and frustration He has sold three stories and is finishing a novel Moylan grew up in a tobacco and cotton community and trained at Davidson College Union Theological Seminary His writing draws on life not his church and his wife Eleanor serves as editor He uses a pseudonym and writes after supper Often until 4 am seeking honesty and forgiveness in his work
Revival services begin Sunday at Emmanuel Baptist Church in High Point off Bethel Avenue. Evening meetings start at 7 30 with a special singing. Rev Frank Chrisco of South Park Baptist Church Winston-Salem will preach. Ry Odell Hall previously served as pastor.
Revival services begin Monday at 7 30 p m at Greenwood Hills Wesleyan Methodist Church and run through Sunday April 19 Special speaker is Rev Dewey O Miller of High Point president of the North Carolina Conference of the Wesleyan Methodist Church He has pastored many churches in the conference Pastor Rev Hoover E Smith invites the public to attend
In Poona India two Jesuit priests age 37 and 42 live as Hindus to bridge Christianity and Hinduism. They spend hours studying Hindu life and pray daily in a small apartment chapel as they pursue dialogue with Brahmins and lower castes alike.
Archdale Friends Meeting opens its annual spring revival with a 7 30 p m service led by guest speaker Victor Murchison of Winston Salem Friends Meeting. Murchison, Elon College graduate, serves NC Yearly Meeting in evangelism and committees. The revival runs through Friday April 17 with related First Baptist events and a Sunday Intermediate Day program featuring a Christ centered pageant. The note highlights Baptist Heritage Week April 9 22 and Emmanuel Lutheran guest minister Rev Harold Rhoads of Salisbury.
The Junior Chamber of Commerce partners with the Religion in American Life program to promote religious faith in daily community life. The campaign, aided by news media and church services, emphasizes churches and synagogues as pillars of democracy and moral character while supporting readership training initiatives.
The Baptist Jubilee revival movement winds down this Sunday across churches in the Central Baptist Association with several exceptions. The observance marks 150 years since the Triennial Convention and culminates in May at Atlantic City with seven Baptist bodies attending. Currents of revival fill High Point area churches as pastors report lively weeks and planning for nationwide efforts amid national tensions. Dr Billy Graham is slated to speak at the Atlantic City celebration.
The congregation will vote after Sunday service on a proposal to buy land adjoining the church for expansion of facilities. The action aims to extend worship and meeting spaces and reflects plans for growth within the Oak View community.
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