Paul Faces Mob in Temple in Jerusalem and Fortunes Change
Paul travels from Macedonia to Tyre and Jerusalem for Pentecost and faces a mob in the Temple after vows and purification. Roman guards rescue him at Antonia as he seeks to address the crowd in Hebrew, recounting his Jewish birth in Tarsus and religious schooling.
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BR H Ramsey
Ephesus
Paul
Macedonia
Jerusalem
Aegean
Corinth
Syria
Philippi
Troas
Asia
Miletus
Tyre
Rome
Antonia
Tarsus
Paul Faces Peril and Resolve in Jerusalem Mission
A historical outline recounts Paul’s journey toward Jerusalem despite looming dangers. He accepts suffering for Christ, travels from Ptolemais to Caesarea, where he meets Agabus, and is examined by Roman guards after asserting his rights. The narrative reflects early Christian trials and conversion themes.
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Ptolemais
Paul
Caesarea
Palestine
Philip
Evangelist
Early Church
Agabus
National Council of Churches of Christ
Xin
Couple Appointed As Missionaries To Peru
The Rev. Max T. Furr and his wife were appointed missionaries to Peru by the Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board at its open meeting in Glorieta New Mexico. Furr, native of High Point and son of Mrs C W Furr of Eastchester Drive, is a High Point College and Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary graduate. He was ordained in 1963 and previously led Eden Baptist Chapel in Draper and Laurel Hill Baptist Church in Laurel Hill. Mrs Furr, former Dean Fisher of Danville Virginia, is Averett College graduate. The couple has a son Scott age 3.
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Max T. Furr
High Point
C. W. Furr
Eastchester Drive
Peru
Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board
Gpen
Glorieta
Mr. Furr
High Point College
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Eden Baptist Chapel
Draper
Laurel Hill Baptist Church
Laurel Hill
Furr
Dean Fisher
Danville, Va
Averett College
Scott
Mars Hill Sets Sunday Program at Willis Street Church
The Mars Hill Holiness Church at 403 W Willis St will hold Sunday School at 9 45 a m tomorrow followed by an 11 a m worship service The Rev J A Roberts of Salisbury will speak The YPHA will meet at 630 p m
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Mars Hill
W. Willis St
J. A. Roberts
Salisbury
YPHA
Dr John E Steely Guest Minister at First Baptist
Dr John Edward Steely, professor of Historical Theology at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary Wake Forest, will guest minister at First Baptist Church for two worship services tomorrow. A native of Arkansas and Ouachita College alumnus, he studied at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Union Theological Seminary and the University of California, and served in ministry before his 1956 appointment.
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John Edward Steely
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Wake Forest
First Baptist Church
Arkansas
Steely
Ouachita College
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Union Theological Seminary
University of California
Steel
Ordination Ceremony Scheduled For F T Harmon
F T Harmon of Brentwood Baptist Church will be ordained to the Gospel Ministry at Brentwood Church Sunday at 3 30 p m. He works at Tip Top Bakery and studied five years at Piedmont Bible College Evening School of Winston Salem. For 18 months he preached at Prillaman Baptist near Ferrum Virginia with W M Williams, while his wife Marie and son Garry 16 assist in the work.
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F. T. Harmon
Brentwood Baptist Church
Brentwood Church
Harmon
Tip Top Bakery
Piedmont Bible College Evening School
Winston- Salem
North Carolina
Virginia
Prillaman Baptist Church
Ferrum
W. M. Williams
Marie
Garry
First Baptist Church Picnic Planned at City Lake
The First Baptist Church invites all members to a church-wide picnic on Wednesday at 6 30 p m at City Lake. After the meal regular prayer services will be led by Rev James L Pharr with special music directed by Cliff Christian Jr minister of music Attendees should bring food and the church will provide beverages.
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First Baptist Church
City Lake
James L. Pharr
Cliff Christian Jr
Stanton Is To Speak At Church
W E Stanton principal of School Wil the guest speaker at Saint Paul United Presbyterian Church Sunday at 11 a m worship. Stanton born in Detroit Mich son of AME Zion minister came to North Carolina at age six. He earned a B S from Elizabeth City State College and a master's in education at North Carolina College. He and his family attend St Stephens AME Zion Church where he serves on the board of trustees and chairs the building committee.
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W. E. Stanton
Saint Paul
Homecoming at Mount Calvary Baptist Church on Sunday
Mount Calvary Baptist Church on E. Kearns Street hosts its annual homecoming and missionary rally day services. Dr. Barney R. Frasier of Piedmont Bible College will speak at the 11 a.m. service. Lunch follows at 1 p.m. A 2 p.m. musical program features invited singing groups. Missionam rally presented by Rev. Newell C. McMahon with speakers Larry and Mary Alice Maze, long-time workers with the Chiqua Indians in Bolivia.
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Mount Calvary Baptist Church
E. Kearns Street
Newell C. McMahan
Mission‘am
Larry and
Mary Alice Maze
Bolivia
Henry Clay referenced in Kentucky voting quip
In Frankfort Kentucky a witty reply recounts Henry Clay asking an Irish voter why he would back opponent John Pope. The voter replied that he would vote for the man who has but one arm to thrust into the treasury, a jab at Pope and Clarke’s congressional race.
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Frankfort
Henry Clay
U. S. House of Representatives
Editor To Speak To Men's Club At Sept Meeting
Bill Hast city editor of the Twin City Sentinel in Winston Salem will speak at the High Suite Area Methodist Men meeting. The Sept 21 gathering at 6 30 p m will be in the Masonic Temple on S Main East Hast is a self taught authority on Christianity vs Communism. The Methodist Men meet twice yearly for a meal and discussion with a speaker on a topic of mutual interest.
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Bill Hast
Twin City
Winston- Salem
High Suite Area
Masonic Temple
S. Main Street
Installation Set for New Minister at First Presbyterian
Dr. William Kirk Allen Jr. will begin his pastorate with a 7:30 p.m. installation service at First Presbyterian Church tomorrow, followed by a 2 p.m. reception for the Allen family. He formerly led Kingsport Tennessee and comes from a six-week Europe tour with youth. The service features Dr. Tom Anderson presiding and Dr. John A. Redhead Jr. delivering the sermon. The Allen family resides at 213 Hillcrest Dr with three of four children enrolled in area schools.
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William Kirk Allen Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Kirk
First Presbyterian
Allen
Kingsport
Tenn
High Point
Europe
Roy Watts
Dorothy Nabers
Hillcrest Dr
Haddon Nabers Allen
Florida Presbyterian College
St. Petersburg
Fla
William K. Allen
Nancy Allen
Northwood School
Tom Anderson
John A. Redhead Jr
Greensboro
Hunter Dalton
S. J. Smith
Kopperston
W. Va
Methodists Set Homecoming at Mitchell's Grove Church
Mitchell's Grove Methodist Church plans a homecoming Sunday with an 11 a m worship service followed by a picnic on the grounds. Rev Herman Beck of Thrift Methodist Church in Charlotte will speak. Rev Joseph H Johnson says many former members are expected.
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Mitchell’s Grove Methodist Church
Herman Beck
Mitchell’s Grove
Thrift Methodist Church
Charlotte
Joseph H. Johnson
Witness Mission At Mitchells Grove On Schedule
A lay witness mission is planned for Mitchells Grove Methodist Church from September 8 to 10 with laymen from Virginia Tennessee and Georgia attending. Paul Wakefield of Ringgold Georgia is coordinator. John Austin of Wesley Memorial Methodist will share his experiences as a lay witness with the Mitchells Grove congregation tomorrow.
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Mitchell’s Grove Methodist Church
Virginia
Tennessee
Georgia
Paul Wakefield
Ringgold, Ga
John Austin
Wesley Memorial Methodist
Mitchell’s Grove
Youth To Lead Church Service at St. Mark Methodist
Ronald Lee Carter, a Morehouse College rising sophomore preparing for the ministry, will deliver the morning message for St. Mark Methodist Church’s youth led service tomorrow. The junior choir will provide music and the young adults will usher.
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St. Mark Methodist Church
Ronald Lee Carter
Morehouse College
Talmadge Carter
Revival Slated At Oakhill Memorial Baptist Church
Revival services begin August 28 at 7 30 p m at Oakhill Memorial Baptist Church on Highway 109 Fair Grove. Evangelist J Townley Davis of South Park Baptist Church Winston Salem NC will preach daily through Sept 3 with evening singing led by Emma Lou Messar. The meeting features solos duets and choirs. Church pastor is Rev James Bolick.
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Oakhill Memorial Baptist Church
Highway 109
Fair Grove
J. Townley Davis
South Park Baptist Church
Winston - Salem
North Carolina
Davis
America
Emma Lou Messar
James Bolick
Sikhs’ Practices Highlighted by Hindu Leader
A Hindu leader outlines Sikh customs in India noting cremation of the dead, avoidance of beef, exclusive worship of one God, opposition to caste barriers, unshaven appearance, and the wearing of a turban with hair wound into a topknot.
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India
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