29 Dec 1962
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1962
Page
1
Ralph W. Loew reflects on gratitude for the year just ending. He cites Saint Paul’s practice of thanking God despite troubles and notes a modern minister’s resignation as a test of honest gratitude. He urges facing 1963 with sincere thanksgiving for all memories, both good and bad.
The Methodist Church maintains a long standing rule prohibiting clergy from smoking, a position debated within the denomination as doctors warn about tobacco risks. Prominent church leaders defend the rule as grounded in theology, while some argue it reflects outdated legalism and could deter potential ministers.
The text discusses Matthew 28 19 20 and baptism as public commitment, highlighting Paul as the greatest missionary, Lydia's conversion in Europe, and the four gifts listed by Paul. It notes discipleship involves privation, sacrifice, and spreading the gospel across continents.
A meditation on life's certainty of change and the constancy of faith. The author notes daily shifts in wealth health and companionship, while asserting that God and Christ remain unchanged across time and generations.
In Budapest a Baroque Mass at Matyas Church drew a wide crowd as government and church maintain a tacit tolerance. Officials push atheism in schools while recognizing religious sentiment among Hungarians, with youth targeted through secular campaigns and mandatory classes.
Craded Bible studies will be offered covering The King and the Kingdom by Dr. Roland Q. Leavell taught by Dr. E. W. Price Jr. Growing In Bible Knowledge by Helen C. Graves taught by Hugh Smith This Is My Bible by Bethann Van Ness for juniors Story of Samuel by Monroe and Ashby for primaries with teachers to be announced Special units for beginner and nursery children led by Polly Dillard and Mrs. Bernard Chenoweth Nursery unit Animal Friends led by Mrs. Frank Ward Schedule: Sun Jan 6 6 13 8 30 pm Mon Tue Jan 7 8 3 6 30 pm Wed Jan 9 6 30 8 30 pm Ed Kissiah invites all to attend Regardless of means Aristotle quote ends.
Summarizes a Sunday school lesson on gifts for spreading the word through varied roles such as teachers evangelists and prophets. Emphasizes serving as Christ by daily actions and gentle conduct drawing on Ephesians 4 11 16 25 32 and related scriptures.
High Point Methodist Sub- District youth plan a New Year’s Eve Watch Night at Lebanon Methodist Church with recreation in the fellowship hall starting at 9 p.m. The Woman’s Society provides refreshments, Rev. Kelly Jones leads recreation, and a movie Teenage Challenge will be shown at 11 p.m. before Holy Communion closes the observance.
A youth oriented worship service is set for tomorrow at Green Street Baptist Church with the theme Our Mission to the Campus. Keith McDowell reads scripture and prayer, the youth choir sings, Larry Smith presents a solo, and brief messages follow by Dr. E W Price Jr. The 8 am Sunday breakfast for the congregation's young people is announced with Mrs J W Moffitt in charge.
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