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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1967
Page
2
R H Ramsey discusses true piety versus outward show in Luke 12. He warns hypocritical scribes and Pharisees, who seek public esteem while their hearts remain unclean, urging inner renewal and real charity.
A reflective piece tracing Jesus critique of Pharisees and temple leaders, contrasting spiritual zeal with ritualism. It recounts Hanukkah era resistance to Antiochus Epiphanes, then shows Jesus urging trust in God and emphasis on justice and mercy over possessions. It cites Luke 12 34 and stresses seeking God's kingdom first.
Dr. Thomas A. Langford associate professor and chair of Duke University Religion Department will preach at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church on Sunday at 8:45 and 11:00 in Fellowship Hall. Langford, Winston-Salem native and Davidson College alum, serves as a resource leader at the State Student Conference Feb 3–5.
Dr James Mickey Efird assistant professor of Biblical studies at Duke Divinity School will fill the pulpit at Forest Hills Presbyterian Church for the first three Sundays in February. A Kannapolis native he studied at Davidson College and Louisville Presbytery and has served as a supply minister in Grange Presbytery. He has previously preached at Forest Hills during the interim.
The filmstrip Mission: Why Bother will launch the World Outreach program at Central Christian Church High Point corner Locke and Ferndale Drive. Mrs S E Wiesman chairs the World Outreach committee and directs the school with teachers including Charles Willett and Charles McDonald. The school welcomes all ages from primary to adults and features a worship director Mrs Forest Hodgin.
Dr Emanuele Santi co director of Casa Materna Naples will present a musical program at Lebanon Methodist Church Wednesday at 7 30 p m The event features violin performance by Dr Santi with organist Marvin Williams and color slides of the Naples orphanage open to the public.
Rabbi Israel Wolmark of B nai Israel Congregation travels to Norfolk Virginia where a regional convention opens with rabbis from North and South Carolina Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia plus lay leaders attending the series of meetings. The event continues through Sunday.
Rev. Jack B. Wilder of Florida Street Baptist Church Greensboro will speak at First Baptist Wilder on Wednesday at 6 30 p m about Carrying Out the Great Seep Through Evange m health issues delayed 1950 Japan mission but he later joined a 1966 Foreign Mission evangelistic trip. The team reported about 70 professions of faith in four revival meetings and several students preparing for church vocations in Japan.
Rev. Cecil C. Callis will be installed as first pastor of the Presbyterian Church of the Redeemer, meeting at the Grange Building on Tanyard Road. The Orange Presbytery commission will conduct the 7:30 p.m. service with ministers John Womeldorf J. William Orders and Roy Watts and elders B L Boyles C C Grady and W E Wyche. Callis, a former Easley South Carolina pastor, has led the Oakview area church development since 1965 and resides on Oakview Road with his wife and three daughters.
First Methodist Church schedules a Sunday night study on Affluence and Poverty. A snack supper at 6 p.m. leads to age-group discussions. Events include Two in a Trap on Feb 5, Operation Bedington Mission Feb 12, The Long March film Feb 19, and Rev. Robert Tuttle Jr. speaking Feb 26 on church roles in poverty areas.
The second in a series on the books of James and 1st Peter will be held Sunday at 7 p m at First Methodist Church led by Mrs. Stanley Baker. Sponsored by Main Street's Woman's Society of Christian Service. The final meeting will be Sunday Feb 12.
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