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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1968
Page
2
The narrative recalls Jesus feeding the 5 000 after a long teaching day and sending His disciples by boat to Capernaum. A storm rises on the Sea of Galilee, frightening the disciples until Jesus steps into the boat and calms the weather.
Reads Jesus as the bread of life in John 6 35 and recounts the feeding of the five thousand with loaves and fishes. Jesus leaves for Capernaum to give listeners time to weigh his claim and believe in him. Distribution by King Features Syndicate based on NCC outlines.
The Rev. Mare Jackson of Atlanta Georgia will conduct a revival service at an upcoming local church gathering. The event aims to inspire spiritual renewal and community engagement.
The Rev. J William Harris will speak in the sanctuary at 9 45 a m about his four year missionary work in Brazil He recently returned from Brazil to share his experiences and findings with the congregation.
A series of meetings is set for the public at 1032 Old Winston.
Dr. Charles Reinbrecht a Lutheran Church in America missionary to Hong Kong will address Emanuel Lutheran Church in Thomasville Sunday evening at 6 30 p m. He will describe his work in the mission field and its impact on the congregation.
Emanuel United Church of Christ in Thomasville hosts a tea for its new pastor the Rev Aubrey W Hedrick and family Sunday from 3 to 5 pm in the fellowship hall. Hedrick, formerly pastor at Calvary and Zion United Churches of Christ, has two children Jerrold Foltz of St Louis and Ruth Ann Hedrick a Catawba College student. The Hedricks moved into the parsonage in January and Hedrick was installed last Sunday succeeding Rev J Wayne Fouts. Tea organized by church ladies led by chairwoman Mrs Doris Hiatt.
The Trinity area hosts a youth revival at Fairview Methodist with speaker Rev. Jack Crouse of Hookstown PA. Marion Chantarte and the church choir will present music under Rev Charles Walker. The revival is open to the public with services at 7:30 p.m.
Central Methodist Church of Asheboro announces plans to build a new sanctuary facing an academy in Convocation. Chairman H R Powell leads the project with S E Trogdon & Sons of Asheboro as general contractors.
Baptist churches nationwide will observe Race Relations Day on Sunday to urge members to improve human relations in their communities. On Feb 11 pastors worldwide will emphasize both practice and theory in this observance.
The article notes a speaker linked to Whitener will address a missionary gathering in Salisbury. It mentions Whitener’s long association with Hong Kong missions and his roles at Catawba College and Livingstone College.
William R. Henderson will be the guest speaker at First Baptist Church on East Washington Drive. Rev F L Andrews says the Race Relations Sunday service is open to the public and will be held tomorrow at the church.
L. R. Akers announced that Mont Lieu Avenue will host a Lay Witness mission with speaker Auman addressing the congregation.
Basic leadership courses for all Royal Ambassador counselors in North Carolina Baptist churches are set for February 17 and 24. Sessions run 9 30 a m to 3 p m at First Baptist Morganton Winston Salem Snyder Memorial Fayetteville and First Baptist Ahoskie. The clinics aim to better acquaint counselors with leadership problems and promotion of the total mission program.
The Rev. Roger Westmoreland from Boone will fill the pulpit at Central Christian Church Sunday while the church pastor preaches at Bon Air Christian Church in Winston-Salem. He recently completed five years as minister at First Christian Church in Eden and served as chaplain at Eastern N. C. Sanatorium in Wilson. He is administrative assistant and Alcoholism Program Coordinator at New River Mental Health Center in Boone and a past president of the North Carolina State Convention of Christian Churches Disciples.
Professor Johnny Lee Crow of NCSU will speak at 7 p.m. tomorrow in Lebanon Methodist Church. The visiting scholar has a background in travel across Russia and Europe, with noted work in East and West Berlin.
The meeting will begin at 6 45 p m at the church led by Reverend Inman Stewart.
A Sunday sermon by a member of the Baptist Church in High Point will be delivered at West Baptist Mission located at 920 Redding Street. During the service the Emmanuel Jubilee Chorus from Emmanuel Baptist Church will perform special music.
Dr C J Mason superintendent for the South Atlantic District of the Christian and Missionary Alliance will speak at 11 a m and 7 p m services at Central Alliance Church The pastor Rev J E Nelson says six missionaries were killed at Ban Methout Viet Nam and the lepresarium mission station was leveled by Communists The Masons will share latest Viet Nam mission developments during the Sunday program Open services to the public.
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