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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1966
Page
2
A sermon notes honesty as a moral law beyond civil theft, citing Zacchaeus the tax collector as a model. It emphasizes genuine repentance and voluntary restitution to reflect true scrupulous honesty in dealings.
A religious reflection on the Eighth Commandment and Amos and Mark highlighting theft as wrongdoing whether from God or man. It urges Christians to honesty in words and dealings, condemning pilfering as civil and moral violation and emphasizing humility over financial gain.
The piece observes growing long hair among young men in London and questions the church’s approach. It cites Lauren Wade’s critique of chasing trends and argues worship should be substance over entertainment. It urges a gospel rooted response that engages youth without mimicking style.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Oakview Methodist Church will conduct a service Sunday night August 28 at 7 30. Guest speakers Rev and Mrs Justin Haryuama missionaries from Japan will speak and show slides of their work. Mrs Haryuama is the former Sara Hamilton of Troy. The event is open to the public.
Rallies promote the Builders' Club of the Western North Carolina Methodist Conference the financial arm of church extension for 271 000 Methodists in western North Carolina organized in 1961 Enrollment Sunday on Sept 11 marks memberships Nearly 7 000 contributors have given 587 395 over five years for church building and lot purchases Most funds stay in 13 districts for extension projects Rev John Carper of Statesville heads church extension and Builders' Club Members pledge five dollars or more and three fund calls occur yearly Next calls set for Oct 25 1966 and Jan 25 1967. each about 40 000 High Point District rally at College Village Methodist Church Sept 5 7 30 p m Thomasville rally Sept 4 3 p m at Memorial Methodist
Rev. Roger E. Williams Jr. of Thomasville will be guest speaker at 11 a.m. Sunday at North Main Street Baptist Church. The sermon honors church youth leaving soon for college. Williams has been a columnist for Charity and Children and served as interim editor of the paper.
Wealthy couples test churches with money and time demands as ministers say meetings require weeks of planning. Pastors worry about temptations and weekend absences while alcohol and family strain appear. Yet affluent members aid with teachers leaders and enthusiasm, reflecting strong American sense of money use.
Rev. John H. Long of Clover South Carolina will be guest minister at the 7 p.m. Sunday service at Central Alliance Church on South Elm Street. He is introduced by Pastor Rev. J. E. Nelson who says the program includes church choir special music by the Alliance Men's Quartet and Ladies' Trio and congregational singing.
A concert of sacred music by Mr and Mrs Clint Nichols at First Baptist Church Lexington Sunday evening features Nichols who will become tenor soloist at Riverside Church New York on Sept 1 and Mrs Nichols formerly Jarvis Rose Allen a soloist with Manhattan Baptist Church NY. Gerald Carter accompanies the couple in a varied program. The program begins at 7 30 p m.
First Baptist Church of High Point will honor its graduating youths during Sunday School at 9 45 a m with Robert A Culler speaking in the Young People Department and a morning worship recognition. A Chuck Wagon Luncheon follows in the Fellowship Hall. Green Street Baptist Church hosts vacation programs with Dr James Leo Green of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary as guest speaker at both services. Rev James L Pharr leads a revival next week in Fort Payne Alabama at his home church.
Homecoming will be observed at Allen Jay Baptist Church in High Point on Sunday with Rev. Belden D. Smith speaking at 11 a.m. during morning worship. A church picnic lunch will follow, and an afternoon service will feature singing and a message by Rev. R. L. Smith, the church’s first pastor.
High Point native J Marie Grant editor of the Biblical Recorder will address the morning worship at Green Street Baptist Church. Grant, son of L L and Mrs L L Grant of Jamestown Road, serves on the State Good Neighbor Council executive committee and was appointed to the Southern Baptist Convention radio and television commission this year. Dr E W Price Jr. is the church pastor.
Mitchells Grove Methodist Church hosts homecoming this Sunday at 11 a.m. with Rev. Billings, pastor at Monticello Methodist in Statesville and former member of Mitchells Grove, as guest speaker after worship. Duke seminary graduate. A church grounds picnic follows. Mitchells Grove sits on Kivett Drive off Oakdale Road.
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