Jesus Calls for Decision in Caesarea Philippi and Peter’s Confession
A religious lesson recounts Jesus testing the disciples near Caesarea Philippi. Peter’s confession that Jesus is the Son of God is highlighted as the church’s foundation. The Father reveals Christ’s true identity, blessing Peter for his fidelity.
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Peter
Jesus
Christ
God
George L. Jones to Speak at Mount Vernon Baptist Men’s Day
The Rev. George L. Jones, Model Cities Commission development coordinator, will deliver the Men’s Day sermon at Mount Vernon Baptist Church Sunday at 11 a.m. A native of High Point, he is a 1956 graduate of Wm. Penn High School and a Shaw University alumnus in psychology and sociology. He has 16 years of ministry and has pastored Churches of God of Prophecy in Lincolnton Raleigh Liberty Fredericksburg and acted as pastor at First Baptist Trinity. He is married to Frances Sheeler of Kannapolis. they have four children.
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R. H. Ramsey
Christ
Jesus
Caesarea Philippi
Palestine
George L. Jones
Model Cities Commission
Mount Vernon Baptist Church
Wm. Penn High School
Shaw University
Church of God of Prophecy Training Institute
Cleveland, Tenn
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Mr. Jones
Churches of God of Prophecy
Lincolnton
Raleigh
Liberty
Fredericksburg
First Baptist Church of Trinity
Frances Sheeler
Kannapolis
Peter Declares Christ the Son of the Living God
The discourse covers Peter’s confession that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God. It notes the apostles’ varied views on Jesus’ identity, Jesus’ rebuke of Peter about his death, and the call to self denying faith for salvation, with attribution to educational divisions and Features Syndicate.
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Features Syndicate
Religion Seen Headed Into Boom Amid Safe Sects and Skepticism
The Rev Dr Carl F H Henry asserts Christianity faces a bleak near term as pantheism atheism and other isms surge. He predicts a multiform religious landscape with Christianity shrinking to about 25 percent of world believers by 2000 while non Christian faiths spiritualize the West.
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New York
Carl F. H. Henry
Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Butler University
Indianapolis
Henry
Christianity Today
Evangelical Theological Society
Cincinnati
Europe
China
Wesleyan Rally at Allen Jay High School Sunday
Wesleyan Churches of the greater High Point area sponsor a 5 p m rally at Allen Jay High School with Rev A J Calhoon missionary to Haiti West Indies and Australia as main speaker He began work in Haiti in 1945 and later led Bible school in Port Margot before moving to Australia in 1966 Four workshops 6 to 7 p m feature missionaries from five fields with slides displays and field curios Miss Lois Sheridan Rev Paul Phillipe Rev Eric Haywood and Calhoon lead the workshops
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High Point Area
Allen Jay High School
A. J. Calhoon
Wesleyan Church
Haiti
West Indies
Australia
Mr. Calhoun
Bible
Port Margot
Bible School
Lois Sheridan
West Africa
Paul Phillipe
South America
Eric Haywood
Rhodesia
S. Africa
Calhoon
Bible Study Week Set Feb 22 24 at two churches
Abbotts Creek and Wallburg Baptist Churches will collaborate for a Bible Study Week February 22 to 24 led by Dr. John W. Eddins theology professor. The Epistle of James is the focus with study groups for all ages and nursery facilities. Sessions start at 7 p.m. Sunday and Tuesday at Abbotts Creek and Monday at Wallburg.
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Abbotts Creek
John W. Eddins
James
Abbotts Creek Church
Church and laymen events across Winston-Salem area
Sunday services feature Sister Van Eaton in Fairview St. Winston-Salem. Pansy Wylie speaks at Salvation Army Candidate Sunday. Revival begins Monday at West High Point Church of God with Rev. Tommy Smith. 46th Laymen’s Assn. convention in Winston-Salem Center with Charles M. Crump as main speaker. Mighty Kings program at St. Matthew’s Holiness Church. Zone youth rally at Mount Zion Wesleyan with Kernersville choir. Yates to speak at St Mary’s Episcopal laity supper. Missionary Rev. Paul Phillippe to speak at Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Church.
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van Eaton
Winston- Salem
St. Anthony Temple
Fairview St
Pansy Wylie
Salvation Army
West High Point Church of God
Mill Street
Tommy Smith
Thomasville
Shores Sisters
Richard King
Winston-Salem
The
Laymen’s Assn
Episcopal Diocese of
Charles M. Crump
Memphis, Tenn
National Episcopal Church
Executive Council
Houston
Texas
National Church
Mighty Kings
High Point
St. Mathew’s Holiness Church
Meredith Street
Mount Zion Wesleyan Church
Visiting Minister to Preach at Oakview United Methodist
The Rev. Joel T. Key of Central Ter race United Methodist Church Winston-Salem will preach at Oakview United Methodist Church Sunday at 7 p.m. Key, a former Oakview member and Duke Divinity School graduate, has served St. Paul Greensboro Andrews Wesley Memorial Winston-Salem.
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Joel T. Key
Central Terrace United Methodist Church
Winston-Salem
Oakview United Methodist Church
Mr. Key
Asbury College
Duke Divinity School
St. Paul
Greensboro
Andrews United Methodist
Wesley Memorial United Methodist
Winston
The Bible In The Space Age
A defense of biblical relevance in modern times arguing human nature and gospel truth remain timeless. It asserts God's word endures forever, meeting all ages and guiding believers toward peace and right living through Scripture. Religious groups preaching biblical fundamentals grow as the world longs for the Bible.
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God
U.S
Missionary Nurse Lois Sheridan to Speak at Providence Church
Miss Lois Sheridan, a missionary nurse since 1953 in Sierra Leone at Kamabai Girls School and medical clinics, will share experiences during the 11 a.m. worship Sunday at Providence Wesleyan Church on East Fairfield Road.
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Lois Sheridan
Wesleyan Church
Sierra Leone
West Africa
Providence Wesleyan Church
E. Fairfield Road
Kamabai
Lenten Series Teams Up Thomasville Churches
A Davidson County Lutheran Lenten series features pastors exchanging pulpits each Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The theme Great Lenten Themes includes Service Submission Sacrifice Innocence Forgiveness and Faithfulness. Schedule cites Rev Thomas Renninger First Church Lexington Rev Carl L Ritchie Becks Lexington Rev Eldon Roever Grace Thomasville Rev Hoke H Ritchie St Luke Lexington Rev Ted W Goins Pilgrim Lexington Rev William C Wood New Jerusalem Lexington.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Thomas Renninger
First Church
Lexington
Carl L. Ritchie
Becks
Eldon Roever
Grace
Hoke H. Ritchie
St. Luke
Ted W. Goins
Pilgrim
William C. Wood
New Jerusalem
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