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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1966
Page
2
The article explains authorship of Isaiah and focuses on Isaiah 53 known as the Holy of Holies. It notes the prophecy of God's salvation through Christ and describes the Servant bearing humanity's sins, enduring judgment, and crucifixion as the substitute for all mankind.
The text argues that Isaiah 53, written centuries before Christ, prophesies the humble suffering Servant. It describes the Anointed One as despised, burdened by sorrows, crucified between thieves, buried with the wealthy, and followed by a new covenant bringing universal salvation and enlightenment for Gentiles.
Rev and Mrs William Livingston return to High Point to lead First Church of God on S Main Street at Greenview Terrace. He resumes pastorship after earlier tenure 1943 to 1946 and ten years as missionaries in Barbadoes Panama Costa Rica. He will preach his first sermon tomorrow.
Brentwood Baptist Church Choir presents the Christmas cantata A Song Unending by John Peterson on Sunday at 7 30 p m directed by Rev W P a Members include Mrs Neil Sheffield Jr pianist Mrs Jerald Honeycutt organist and Rev Charlie Monk Jr narrator After the performance the Gift for the Lord Foreign Missions offering will be collected
The Chancel and Chapel Choirs of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church will present the Christmas portion of Handel s Messiah at the 11 am worship service Sunday. A UNCG string ensemble and two pianos will accompany the choruses and soloists. Betty Sue Johnson soprano Mary Lou Moran contralto Edward Pinta eli bass. Wileuak by directed outdoor drama and Winston-Salem pageant work cite the director.
The Em erywood Baptist Chancel Choir will present The Morning Star Appears at the 11 a.m. worship tomorrow with Bach Come Redeemer of our Race as the centerpiece. Soloists Kay Phillips Dorothy Rountree Eleanor McCall Jay Best Robert Reid Claude Best William Joyce and instrumentalists led by Carroll Stegall will perform Mozart Jane Marshall pieces along with chamber selections.
A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols will be presented at First Methodist Church tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Robert D Wold arranged the program with Rev Edgar H Nease Jr introducing it with Mercy and Music. Narrators Rev Robert D Little and Rev Henry Thompson alternate readings from Scripture followed by choral singing by primary junior youth and chancel choirs under Carole Turner Wold. Instrumentalists include Thomas Stone George Dickieson violins and Jeanne Montgomery flute.
Pastor C Grady Nowell and his wife from East Side Baptist Church Reidsville North Carolina were named missionaries to Honduras by the Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board on December 8. Both are graduates and long time North Carolinians.
Polly Yow is appointed minister of music at Welch Memorial Methodist Church. A High Point native, she earned an AA from Campbell College a BA in music and BS in music education from Pembroke State Teachers College. She taught at Ledford High and directed music in Chatham County Schools before returning to High Point.
Southern Baptist missionary Mrs. Richard C. Henderson from Ghana will speak at First Baptist on N Main St High Point next Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. The program opens a week of Prayer for Foreign Missions. Henderson works in Abuakwa Ghana teaching English grammar and religion and her family follows missionary life.
A Chrismon Tree lighting service is set for Sunday at 7 p.m. at Lebanon Methodist. Mrs. Glenn Lambert will direct the program with the Youth Choir offering music. Chrismons, handmade by church women, symbolize Christ and mark Christmas with themes of Jesus, the Light of the World.
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