Philpot Crusade Opens In Randleman With Strong Team
Evangelist Philpot and a four member team including Howard Whitmore, Bob Gibbons, and Bob Anderson, plus organist, begin a Crusade for Christ in Randleman Elementary Auditorium at 7 30 each night. Sponsored by the Randleman Ministerial Assn the event highlights Philpot’s conversion story and decades of revival work alongside Billy Graham connections.
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The
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Bob Gibbons
North Carolina
Asbury College
Wilmore
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Asbury
Ford Motor Company
Ohio
Marine Corps
South Pacific
Ashbury College
Jesus
Unfilled Churches Are Cited
Leeds England AP Dr Donald Coggan archbishop of York urges tearing down underused village churches to fund evangelism and welfare at home and abroad He notes parishes with three churches and small congregations waste manpower and money He proposes merging near by churches and moving funds to Africa India and the Philippines He also calls for better care of foreign students and opposition to salacious books in local shops.
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Leeds
England
Donald Coggan
York
Church of England
Coggan
Africa
India
Philippines
Revival program faces strong response nationwide
Rev Philpot says his television appearances and revival crusades draw large crowds because God’s power within him drives his work. He cites a nationwide awakening as foretold in the Bible and notes today’s youth seek straightforward Christianity.
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Divine Family Ideals and Parental Authority in Christian Teaching
This lesson discusses Jesus as a youth in Luke 2 and his obedience to parental authority, affirming the family as a divine unit. It cites Matthew 10 and Ephesians on gospel divides, husband leadership, loving sovereignty, and child obedience, aligning with Old Testament commandments on honoring parents.
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Ramsey
Jesus
Temple
Christ
Paul
Mutual Submission in Family Life and Faith
A religious reflection cites Ephesians 5 21 urging Christians to submit to one another in fear of God. It argues loyalty to Christ over family ties, details parental roles and discipline, and emphasizes nonharsh guidance to children, urging mutual respect and moral conduct within the home.
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Christ
Paul
Buddha
Confusius
Israel
Mathers
Bone
Permlasion
Baptists Observe Heritage Week At First Baptist Church
Faye Marks reports First Baptist Church begins Heritage Week with study sessions for all ages. Adults focus on Religious Liberty taught by Rev. James L Pharr. various groups cover Champions of Religious Liberty Pro neers of Religious Liberty Fighters for Freedom My Country and Gods Care in Spring and Summer. A Fellowship Hour follows Wednesday’s program. William Parker of High Point Friends Meeting receives the God and Country Medal.
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First Baptist Church
Baptist Training Union
James L. Pharr
Neil L. Jones
Bency B. Smith
Fighters For Freedom
Alain Bumgarner
B.J. Williams
Robert McGowan
A. B. Dykes
L. BR. Cameron
W. J. Russell
High Point Friends Meeting
Quaker Lane
William Parker
Allen Parker
Williams
Boy Scouts of America
Brentwood Church Plans Observance Week
Brentwood Baptist Church will observe Baptist Heritage Week Monday through Friday with nightly sessions from 7:30 to 8:45 PM. Classes for all ages are offered with instructors across divisions and special activities led by Mrs. Charlie Monk Jr., Bill Hight, and others.
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Roger D. Moore
Moore
Adals
Max G. Reece
B. Lynn Moore
Cylde Kennedy
Anne Moore
Bruce Phipps
Marie Harmon
Gertrude Hight
V. Lawier
Louise. Rhyne
Toate
L. R. Loflin
Anne Howlett
Charlie Monk Jr
Bill Hight
Hazel Bowen
Vera Maners
Roy Beck
Hugh Whitley
Betty Sheffield
Surrett Assumes New Duties As Choir Director
C. E. Surrett begins duties as Brentwood Presbyterian Church adult choir director after Wednesday rehearsal. Native of High Point, UNC business graduate, Marsh Furniture employee. Former choir director at First Church of God and led 1964 Jollies. English guineas origin noted.
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Brentwood Presbyterian Church
Ing
High Point
University of North Carolina
Marsh Furniture Co
Air Force
First Church of God
Revival Services At Ebenezer Methodist Church This Week
Revival services begin Sunday night at Ebenezer Methodist Church with Rev. Wilbur Jarrett of Spring Hill Methodist Church near High Point delivering messages each night at 7 30. The church sits about three miles southeast of Archdale near highway 62.
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Spring Hill Methodist Church
High Point
Archdale
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North Carolina Baptist Student Union Meets in Salisbury
The annual Leadership Training Conference at First Baptist Church Salisbury highlights include a retro spect and prospect on Southern Baptists, eight students named for Korea summer service, and a ministering fellowship focus. Dr Carlyle Marney and Dr Samuel Southard address college students with sessions led by Rev W Howard Bramiette. Wingate College Choir provides music as the group joins the Salisbury church for Sunday services.
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Korea
North Carolina Baptist Student Union
First Baptist Church
Salisbury
Samuel Beckett
Waiting For Godot
Southeastern Seminary Players
Carlyle Marney
Myers Park Baptist Church
Charlotte
Southern Baptist
Samuel Southard
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Howard Bramiette
The
Baptist Sunday School Board
Nashville
Wingate College
James C. Blackwelder
W. J. Stephenson
Paston
Sunday School Begins at New St Michael's Church
Sunday school classes for the new St Michael's Lutheran Church start tomorrow at 9 45 a m at Oakview School. Rev Jack Davis oversees adult doctrine class and children’s lessons. A coffee break follows to welcome members and a planning meeting with the pastor at 7 30 p m Thursday will discuss a church building.
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Oakview School
Jack Davis
Rev
Davis
High Point
Quakview
Mt Zion Pilgrim Church Celebrates Anniversary
Mt Zion Pilgrim Church in Thomasville marked its first year in a new building with a 120 pound cross shaped cake baked by Horace Sink serving 303 attendees after morning worship. The church shows a 10 percent rise in Sunday school attendance over last year and won the Decade of Progress Award at the North Carolina Pilgrim Church Annual Conference. The Barnette Brothers of Spartanburg. S.C. will sing this Sunday at 10 am during Sunday school and worship.
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Thomasville
Horace Sink
Mt. Zion Pilgrim Church
North Carolina
Pilgrim Church
Mt. Zion
Barnette Brothers
Spartanburg
S. C
Barnettes
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