Church Calendar of Events at Foursquare and Nearby Churches
The weekly church calendar lists events at Foursquare Church 216 Welch Drive with Rev. Claude G. Powers of Roanoke speaking at 11 am and a picnic lunch after morning worship and 7 pm service. New Hope hosts Mt. Olive Baptist Church and choir at 3 pm. Revival at Wayside Chapel 304 E Fairfield Road 7:30 pm Monday to Saturday with Rev. Cox of Durham and nightly singing. First Baptist welcomes all for Welcome Home Sunday at 11 am at 701 E Washington Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foursquare Church
Welch Drive
Claude G. Powers
Roanoke
New Hope
Hale
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Meredith St
The
Wayside Chapel
E. Fairfield Road
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Washington Drive
Allen Jay Baptist Church
Bible Way Baptist Church
Fairfield
Bill Watson
Ashland St. Baptist
The Last Supper and Jesus Washes Disciples Feet
A biblical passage recounts Jesus sharing bread and wine at the Last Supper with his apostles, predicting a betrayal. It notes Jesus blessing the bread and wine and offering remission of sins. Next week’s feature previews Jesus washing the disciples feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Judas Iscariot
Religious Group Offers Shoulder For Lonely and Curious
The Church at Jamestown, a non denominational group led by Ivy Riggs and Blair Reid, offers confidential prayers and guidance for locals seeking conversation, faith, or relief from loneliness. The group, about a year and a half old with roughly 25 members, meets Sundays and Wednesdays and supports Underground Evangelism and local causes, receiving 12 to 15 calls weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicki White
The
Church At
Jamestown
Ivy Riggs
Blair Reid
House of Prayer For Alcoholics
Riggs
California
Whpe Radio
the Bible Broadcasting Co
Sociologist warns Americans severing ties with past
New York AP reports sociologist Robert Bellah saying modern America risks eroding meaning as education shifts toward specialized knowledge for corporate, technological needs. He cites philosophy and history job shortages, with 500 of 3,000 philosophers out of work and 2,000 PhDs seeking other careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Robert Bellah
University of California
American Philosophical Association
United States
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Baptist Missionaries
Mr. Cox of
Durham
Illustrated Bible
Reavis
Memorial Baptist Church
North Carolina
Green Street Baptist Church
Bible School
High Point
Piedmont Bible Evening School
Colonial Heights
ST. Matthew's St. Matthew's Holiness Church
Meredith Street
Jane Diggs
Pearson Memorial Church
YPHA
Mamie Mack
GRAGE
Hari Wrenn
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Kirkman Park
Farriss Ave
iGentennial St
William Jones
Presbyterian Church IN America
Mount Calvary Baptist Church
Independent Baptist Church
Sundday
Herb McPheron
High Point, North Carolina
Alfred L, Miller
NEW
Covenant Lutheran
Main Archdale
Church of Jesus
Mendenhall Rd
W. Fairfield
High Point, N.C
Father
Amazing
Mel Lence
John Newton
Sonya Lee
Shreveport
Louisiana
Saving Grace
Carrell Street Baptist Church
Garrele ST
Flayground
Mone
Geo. B. Wallace
Hoppinen
God
Church of Christ
Eastchester Fir
Sun-Bible Study
Sun-Warshig
Biblé Stutz
Rysoare
Sun-Redia
Colonial Heights Baptist Church
Hendrix Street
N.C
Daniel
Revelation
Spistle
Kemons
Hilliard Evangelistic Party of
Shenandoah, Virginia
First Pentecostal Holiness Church
Kenilworth
Baptist Church
Stanton, High Point, N.C
Earth
Rev
Stephen L. Welborn
Clyde A. Parker
Sarena
Gospel Baptist Church
A. F. Blackbur
Matteo
Mr. Mel
WFR
Vinond Taylor, Sr
Green Street
Centennial ST
E.W. Price
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