Gospel Aid For Refugees To Be Discussed At Church
The Gospel Furtherance Society led by Rev. Richard L. Robinson will speak at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church on April 30 at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The society aids refugees escaping behind the Iron Curtain through camps in Berlin and West Germany, with missionaries distributing clothing and food and forming churches among the displaced.
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Richard L. Robinson
The
Gospel Furtherance Society
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Europe
East Germany
East Berlin
Berlin
West Berlin
Red Sea
Kremlin
West
United States
Canada
United Nations
Society
Department of Evangelism
Germany
America
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Sonnental
Sornental
Bart Poysti
Poland
Poysti
Moscow
Russia
Robinson
Brotherhood Of Region 5 To Meet Here
A regional brotherhood conference will be held at E. Green Street Baptist Church on Monday May 1 from 615 to 830 pm S N Gibson of Winston Salem brotherhood adviser for Region Five will preside The meeting will open with a barbeque supper Speakers include Rev Clyde Davis Rev Bill Jackson and Dr Clyde Bowen The associations in Region Five are Central Dan Valley Liberty Piedmont Pilot Mountain Randolph and Rowan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Green Street Baptist Church
S. N. Gibson
Winston-Salem
Region Five
Clyde Davis
State Brotherhood
Bill Jackson
State
R. A
Clyde Bowen
First Baptist Church
Greensboro
Central
Dan Valley
Liberty
Piedmont
Pilot Mountain
Randolph
Rowan
Must U S Office Holders Swear To Believe In God
The Supreme Court weighs whether a religious belief test for office violates the federal ban on religious tests. Roy Toreaso refused to declare belief in God to serve as a notary, challenging Maryland and state constitutional provisions dating to 1867.
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U.S
Jules Loh
Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Roy
R. Toreaso
Wheaton
Toreaso
Maryland
Court of Appeals
Lord Baltimore
American Jewish Congress
American Civil Liberties Union
Torcaso
Revivals map three churches with guest gospel soloist
Intensive religious activity kicks off April 30 in High Point with revival services through the first week in May at three churches. Ruth Mattson, a New York soprano, will perform at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church with pianist Ernie Batten, sharing selections from her album Thimbles and Threads. Rev. Robert Nation leads Greenwood Baptist Church revivals in Thomasville nightly through May 6, while Ward Street Methodist hosts Rev. Don A. Payne at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow with an invited Ward Street community audience. Brentwood Baptist also begins revival services tomorrow.
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South Carolina
New York City
High Point
Ruth Mattson
New York
Peter J. Wilhousky
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Lexington Avenue
Ernie Batten
Greenwood Baptist Church
Thomasville
Nation
Wallburg Baptist Church
Ward Street Methodist Church
Don A. Payne
First Methodist Church
Liberty
Ward Street
Brentwood Baptist Church
End of Job Reveals Gods Purpose and Restoration
In Newman Campbell's note on Job the text explains God’s purpose behind Job’s trials and shows how faith is tested. Eliphaz and friends offer offerings while Job prays for them, leading to restoration and excess gifts as described in Job 42. The passage cites Job 42:4-6 and 42:12, noting Job’s seven sons and three daughters.
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Newman Campbell
Job
God
Satan
Peloubet
Lord
Tams
Division of
Christian Education
U.S.A
Permasion
Eliphaz
Intermediate Day Observed Across Southern Baptists
Church notices show an Intermediate Day with activities at First Baptist Church including an 8 oclock breakfast and Sunday School. Central Wesleyan College Choir will perform at Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church at 730 p.m. Youth Sunday will feature Cloverdale Church of the Living God with numerous young participants led by Rev Worth R Pugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Central Wesleyan College Choir
Central
S. C
Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church
Leonard Bryant
Central Wesleyan College
Hayworth Memorial Church
Newton and
Meadow Streets
A. J. Argo
Cloverdale Church of the Living God
Kenneth Proctor
Jo Ann Bailey
Gene Terrell
Sandra Ballard
Charles Blake
Mariel Proctor
Jimmy Walden
Pat Bailey
Sarah Brown
Brenda Walden
Bible Conference at First Baptist Church Opens Sunday
The first annual Bible Conference begins at 8 30 a m at First Baptist Church with Dr Edward A McDowell of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary leading a study of First Corinthians. Evening and nightly sessions run 7 30 p m Monday through Wednesday with invitations sent to local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
First Baptist Church
Edward A. McDowell
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Wake Forest
North Caolina
McDowell
South Carolina
Furman University
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Union Theological Seminary
New York
U.S. Infantry
Louisville
Kentucky
Southeastern Seminary
Dedication of Memorials at New First Reformed Church
A dedication service will be held Sunday at 11 a m at the new First Reformed Church on English Street. Jim R Young will present memorials and Paul W Clapp will receive them for the congregation. Rev R A Mensen diek will preach on The Church of the Living God and lead the dedicatory service. Next week the pastors and Young will attend the Southern Synod annual meeting as delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
English Street
Jim R. Young
Paul W. Clapp
R. A. Mensendiek
Church of the Living A God
Mr. Mensendiek
Young
Southern Synod of the Reformed Church
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Daniel H. Poysti
GFS
Brotherhood of Region 5
Rev
John W. Eddins JR
Southern Baptist Convention
J. E. Rawlinson
Woodroe F
Roy Sanders
James Clontz
Neal Lancaster
Christ
Youth Service
Conference On Bible
Alfred J. Buescher
Fairmont Park
English
D. J. Stirk
Bill Freeman
Woodlawn Baptist Church
North Main Street
Maze Jackson
Atlanta, Georgia
Richard Turner
A. B. Asbill
Mr. Walter Jacobs
English Street Church
Clarence Nida
Gaptist
Aioon
Thomas Stephens Haggai
Westchester
Country Club Drive
Ray McKay
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