Canadian To Lead Services At Lexington Avenue Revival
Dr. Douglas M. White, pastor of First Baptist Bassett Virginia, will guest minister the spring revival at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church starting Monday. Services at 7:30 p.m. daily through Sunday May 8. White, a Canada native educated in British Columbia and Alberta, came to the United States in 1935 and moved to Arkansas before his Bassett pastorate. He authored four books, one translated into Spanish. Music will be directed by R. D. Alderson of Conrad Baptist Church. The church nursery will be open. revival is open to the public.
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Douglas M. White
First Baptist Church
Bassett
Lexington Avenue’ Baptist Church
White
Canada
British Columbia
Alberta
United States
Georgia
Arkansas
Woodrow W. Robbins
Lexington Avenue
R. D. Alderson
Conrad Baptist Church
MT. Vernon
Rov .C. Putnam
Trinity Methodist Church
Greensboro
New Mt. Vernon Methodist Church
New Mt. Vernon
Friendship-Ledford Road
Rt. 5
Winston-Salem
William ©. Crummett
Mr. Putnam
Montlieu Avenue Methodist
High Point
Soing
Pinnacle Methodist Church
High Point District Wesleyan Youth Convention Meets Tomorrow
The High Point District Wesleyan Youth Convention will convene tomorrow at 3 p.m. in Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church. The program is presented by the Central College Quartet of South Carolina and the meeting is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Wesleyan Youth Convention
Hickory Chapel
Area Churches Set Special Meetings in High Point Area
Numerous High Point churches plan homecomings revivals and guest ministers for tomorrow through next week. Highlights include Lake Park Baptist Hillsville with Rev E W Clapp guest preacher and dinner on the grounds, Mt Zion Pilgrim Holiness Church near Cunningham Brick Co with Dr W L Surbrook speaker, Rankin Memorial Methodist hosting Miss Louise Gres Mathedict missionary to Hong Kong, Hopewell Methodist memorial services with Rev J Holt Madison and a revival, Mt Vernon revival led by Rev C Putnam, Conrad Memorial Baptist Homecoming marking 20 years with themed cards, and multiple Sunday gatherings and nightly services through May 8.
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High Point
Lake Park
Ake Park Baptist
Hillsville
E. W. Clapp
Montford Cove
Marion
Harry Ward
MT Zion
Thomasville
W. L. Surbrook
Southern Pilgrim College
Mt. Zion
Rankin
Louise Gres
Hong Kong
Li A
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Avett
Norwood
Scarritt College
Hopewell
Hopewell Methodist Church
Rt 1
Trinity
Agd
J. Holt Madison
Emma Circuit
Madison
People’s Bible’ College
Greensboro
High Point College
Duke Divinity School
Conrad Memorial
Conrad Memorial Baptist Church
Russell ‘L. Hinton
Wilbur Bowers
Bob Culler
Richard Smith
Jezebel and Ahab The Rise and Fall of a Wicked Pair
The article surveys the reign of Ahab and Jezebel, detailing a succession of violent leaders from Jeroboam to Omri and the rise of Ahab. It portrays Jezebel as a strong yet evil force who cowed King Ahab and pressured Naboth, culminating in murder and tragedy. The piece cites Micah 6:8 as the moral center and notes Jezebel’s lasting infamous reputation as a symbol of wicked female power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ramsey
Jeroboam Sans
Ahab
Israel
Jeroboam
Nadah
Baashs
Elah
Baasha
Zimri
Deya
Omri
Teiguad
Jeze Ibel
Jezebel
Jehothan
Leisure threat to American civilization, says Presbyterian minister
Rev. Thomas L. Jones, 35, of Atlanta, says leisure rather than nuclear bombs threatens American civilization and that the church must act as a counterforce. He serves as secretary of a new agency of the Presbyterian Church U.S. focused on education, research, and making religion more relevant to life and leisure, discussed after the Montreal assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McKee
Montreat
N.C
Thomas L. Jones
Atlanta
Congregation Plans Sanctuary Dedication and Mortgage Burn
Burnetts Chapel Methodist Church in Sumner Township will dedicate its third sanctuary tomorrow with a mortgage burning ceremony. The project began in 1957 and completed in 1960. church members include Rev. Paul Starnes and Dr. Philip L. Shore Jr. as speakers. The Church Board of Extension approved 252,500 for 24 experimental ministers, including a Miami project transitioning to a majority Negro congregation and efforts in newspaper and TV outreach to engage modern society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnetts Chap Methodist Church
Sumner Township
Burnetts Chapel
Paul Starnes
Philip L. Shore Jr
Herman Beck
Miami
Fis
Va- Carolina
Jones
Ia Church
Anover
Revival Concludes at Brentwood Baptist Church
The revival ends tomorrow at Brentwood Baptist Church with morning and evening services led by Rev. N. A. Thompson of Memphis Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood Baptist Church
N. A. Thompson
Memphis, Tenn
Springfield Birthday Observed by Friends Meeting
Springfield Friends Meeting marks its 13rd continuous year with a Sunday worship service led by Dr. David Castle of Indians and affiliated with Friends United Meeting and Barthsm School of Religion. Castle will join William Penn College faculty in Osceola Town this fall. Springfield Choir directed by T. W. Marlowe provides music. Max Rees serves as minister. The meeting traces to 1773 from Deep River Monthly Meeting and shaped High Point and Archdale meetings. Members include Tomlinson English Kersey Mendenhall Haworth Carter Clark Piggott Areesot Beal Hiatt Blair Millikan. Nathan Hunt helped found Guilford College. Jeremiah Pickett helped obtain its charter. Springfield Museum, run by Springfield Memorial Association, displays pioneer life in a building from 1858.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Marks
Springfield Friends
David Castle
Sonday
Springfield Friends Choir
T. W. Marlowe
Max Rees
Springfield Meeting
Deep River Monthly Meeting
Springfield
High Point Friends Meeting
Archdale Friends Meeting
South High Point
Tomlinson
English
Kersey
Mendenhall
Haworth
Carter, Clark
Piggott
Areesot Beal
Hiatt
Blair
Millikan
Nathan Hunt
Revival at Providence Wesleyan Church Led by Reynolds
Rev J C Reynolds of Candler will lead revival services at Providence Wesleyan Methodist Church on E Fairfield Road starting tomorrow. Services begin at 7 30 p m daily through Sunday May 8 with nightly gatherings and sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Reynolds
Candler
Providence Wesleyan Methodist Church
E. Fairfield Road
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Glade Valley Choir
Price H. Gwynn Jr
Glade Valley School
Toso
College Heights
Disciples OF Christ
Ferndale and
Locke Street
Rev. W. S. Teachey
Prospect Street
George Starr, Jr
Georges Braanen
Bethany
Oks
Calvary Church OF the
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North Carolina Synod of the Lutheran Church In
Amerin
Bethany Lutheran Church
Hickory
Synod
George R. Whittecar
Paul E. Monroe
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Walter Crissman
Kent Bennett
Men’s. Quartet
Green Street
Baptist Church
E. W. Price
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Church of Jesus Rt
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Wnos Radio
Alma
Jesus
Joseph, D. Scearce
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Westchester Af County Club
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W.E. Spears
Chester Swors Ait
Jerry MeaRidanay
UG Peg
Br. J. R. Hobbs
Sunday School Board
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Leroy Smith
Peoples Baptist Church
Hamilton Street
Lloyd Garner
Paster
High Point, N.C
Trinity, N. C
G. Bruce Nelson
Asheville
Senglesden
Jock Mowery
Northwood Methodist
Jerry Williams
Archdale Methediad
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