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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1969
Page
4
Church notes and updates appear for the Saturday edition dated December 6 1969 on page six A. The brief items cover congregational events, announcements, and upcoming services within the local parish community. Names, dates, and specific church activities are mentioned in compact notices.
A portion of a religious lesson examines Isaiah 9 6 and 53 noting the promised Messiah Wonderful Counselor Mighty God Everlasting Father and Prince of Peace The text discusses the Spirit upon Him righteousness and prophecies of Assyria peace and salvation through the Servant’s sacrifice ending with God’s universal knowledge and covenant renewal Scholars emphasize Jesus fulfillment and the atonement in a Christian education context.
A fragment notes life’s pleasant pastime is planning expenditures for funds unlikely to be available. The text oddly asserts Balt as a natural constituent of all animal fluids and essential for Wife, blending whimsy with dubious statements.
The Shelton family from Pickens will perform a gospel sing at Bunker Hill United Methodist Church on Highway 66 four miles south of Kernersville. The event starts at 7 p.m. on Sunday.
Dr. Kirk Allen of First Presbyterian Greensboro will preach Sunday at 7 30 p m in Jamestown Town Hall to organize two new Presbyterian churches. A commission from Orange Presbytery will preside with Rev K M Misenheimer. About 116 members transferring from 40 churches in nine states and nine denominations will join, including many teenagers. Charter service began years ago under Rev M M Foust. Officials to be ordained and officers elected. Naming committee expected. charter members to be presented and new members baptized. Organizational minister Rev M V Foust also on the commission. Elder Rev Linwood Cheshire will lead ordination and deacons. Members total 137 with 53 children too young to join.
A chaotic report indicates California will tax churches and religious groups for income from unrelated businesses under a new law. The measure targets entities directly operated by religious organizations and defines income sources while preserving tax exemptions on spiritual functions. The move sparks constitutional challenges led by Frederick Walz of New York City, arguing church state separation would be violated.
The Lexington Avenue Baptist Church will host a Sunday service closing its Week of Prayer for Foreign Missions. Dr. Belote, longtime secretary for the Foreign Mission Board, served 1952 1968 as president of Hong Kong Baptist Theological Seminary and will speak to pastors at the Christmas party hosted by Brinwood Restaurant at 6:30 tonight.
The Green Street Baptist youth choirs presented a modern music program titled Tell It Like It Is at a Lions Club meeting at Top of The Mart with piano and guitar accompaniment under Marion Boling. The senior and junior high groups planned a church and school tour, and final plans for the annual Christmas party for the blind were outlined by Robert H. Smith and Gene Marsh for Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church next Thursday at 6 50 pm.
Area churches announce Advent services and choir offerings across Greensboro and Jamestown. First Presbyterian plans 8:30 a.m. service with senior choir performing Magnificat and Gloria in Excelsis. youth light Advent candle. Methodist Oak View to present Advent program explaining tree decorations. First Baptist Trinity hosts morning worship led by Rev. E. N. Young. Jamestown Friends hold monthly meeting at parsonage. Wesley Memorial to perform Bach’s Christmas Oratorio with soloists George Clark Robert Bundy Mary Lou Moran and Betty Sue Rand. choir directs Christmas choruses with instrumental ensemble.
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