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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1970
Page
6
A summary of Acts 2 focusing on early Christian harmony and sharing. It recounts Peter and John healing a crippled man, preaching Jesus’ resurrection, the Sanhedrin’s punishment threat, and the apostles choosing to obey God over human authority.
Apostles Peter and John heal a man at the Temple gate in Jesus name and then preach salvation through repentance and faith. They face arrest and a night in jail before a council hearing, with Gamaliel urging caution as God’s work may endure.
Dr. E Eugene Poston president of Gardner Webb College will speak at Reavis Memorial Baptist Church Sunday at 11 a.m. A Shelby native he earned an A A from Gardner Webb B A religion from Wake Forest and master and doctorates in theology from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He pastored in North Carolina Kentucky and Georgia before joining Gardner Webb in 1959 and launched a Decade of Advance in 1961 to be completed in 1971 now expanded into a four year liberal arts college with major contributions in nursing business data processing and evening programs.
The University of North Carolina at Greensboro dedicated its library lecture hall to the late poet Randall Jarrell. He taught at UNC Greensboro from 1947 to 1965, and Chancellor James Ferguson praised him as a giant in American letters.
A four night evangelistic service begins Sunday at Zion United Church of Christ in Thomasville Rt. 4. Services start at 7 30 p m with guest speaker Rev Donald M Leonard pastor of Asheboro s First Evangelical and Reformed Church. Choir and Men's Chorus will present special music. services open to the public.
The Rev. John P. Stephenson director of Hope Harbor Greensboro will speak Monday at 7 30 p m at the Church Youth Center in a Women of the Church program He will describe his work with alcoholics since starting Hope Harbor in Greensboro in August 1966 The program has since expanded to Fayetteville and Martinsville Va
Revival services fill schedules across Gibsonville Thomasville and Greensboro districts with ministers including Rev W Lee Stewart and Rev Carl A Haire. Events run 7:30 pm nightly Monday through Sunday with nursery provided and open to the public.
At Mangum Street Bethlehem Baptist Church will hold 11 a.m. Women's Day with Mrs. Maggie Butler in charge and Rev. Valentine Chandler as speaker. A 6:30 p.m. Men's Day features Robert Vanderhall in charge with guests from New Hope Baptist Church and Rev. E. J. Love. Both services are open to the public.
The saying notes that actions leave a deeper impact on children than explicit instruction. It emphasizes practicing what we preach to model behavior, shaping habits through daily example rather than didactic talk.
Dr. P. F. Elliott of Frankfort Indiana general superintendent of the Wesleyan Church will speak at the New Life Crusade at Central Wesleyan Church on Hinkle Street. The crusade runs April 12 through April 19 with 7 30 p m weeknights and 11 a m Sundays Sam Allred of Greensboro will lead the special singing Elliott has held multiple pastorates and posts including president of Owosso College and election to his present post in June 1966 He also serves on the Wesleyan Church General Board of Administration and Executive Council.
A compact note discusses how people avoid confronting inconvenient truths and prefer retreat or denial. The piece explores attitudes toward truth and personal choice in facing reality.
The passage argues that Eph 2 8 9 do not teach faith only and that true faith must produce works. It cites James 2 24 26 and John 6 29 14 15 to claim grace is activated by faith that leads to obedience and righteous deeds. It challenges preachers to teach salvation by faith plus works.
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