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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1966
Page
2
Ralph W. Loew reflects on the weight of the cross as a test of character. He argues the burden is not physical pain but petty selfishness, arrogance, prejudice, and sin that impede living like Christ. The piece urges renouncing self and pursuing a Christlike path despite the heaviness.
All-American quarterback Charité Justice will speak at a four man boy banquet sponsored by an insurance group. The event starts at 6 45 p m at Greenyears Grains Street Baptist Church Mondaysboro. Justice from the University of North Carolina in the 1940s is now living in Washington and associated with the Redskins.
Two core facts anchor Christian faith. Man is a sinner and God provides redemption for forgiveness. Christ fulfills the law, frees from sin’s grasp, and grants a forgiven life. Peter’s denial is forgiven, illustrating grace. Salvation is God’s gift. humans must offer whole hearts and repent, open to receive it.
Discussion centers on Christ's sacrifice and grace transforming guilt into forgiveness. It cites Romans 6:8 and emphasizes daily life, repentance, diligence, and faith. The piece highlights Peter’s renewal, redemption through Christ, and ongoing Christian education shaping eternal fellowship with God.
Rev Louis TD Hall of Coldwater Michigan will arrive in High Point Tuesday to lead North Side Church of Christ. A Draper native and 1934 Morehead High graduate, he served in the Army, studied at Cincinnati Bible Seminary, and has led churches in Ohio Tennessee and Michigan. He comes from Coldwater First Church of Christ and will preach his first sermon March 6.
St Marys Episcopal Church inaugurates Noonday Prayers during Lent with daily 12:10 services Mondays through Fridays. It aims to be a city wide ecumenical expression and will host Wednesday parish family covered dish suppers at 6 30 p m followed by a speaker series titled Seeing and Understanding Our City.
The 22nd annual Missionary Convention at Central Alliance Church closes with tomorrow services led by Rev. J. E. Nelson. Mrs. Harry Taylor, missionary to Cambodia, speaks at 11 a.m. A platform rally at 2:50 p.m. features Rev. Fred Kowalchuk of Peru and Rev. and Mrs. Walter Arnold, with Mrs. Taylor. At 7 p.m. Mrs. Taylor shows Cambodia slides and dresses local youths in Cambodian costumes. Closing message by Rev. Kowalchuk follows. Open to the public.
Dr. Howard T. Brinton, a longtime Congo missionary, will report on the Katanga region during March in the Western North Carolina Conference. He speaks March 1 at Lebanon Methodist Church High Point and March 10 at Wesley Memorial Methodist High Point. Brinton has worked in Katanga since 1935 developing local congregations and church construction efforts. He lives in Williamsport Pa and holds degrees from Asbury College Westminster Theological Seminary Kennedy School of Missions Lycoming College. During WWI he served the Methodist Church in Fayetteville Pa.
Central Christian Church hosts Week of Compassion dinner at 6 30 p m with Holt McPherson editor of The Enterprise and his wife sharing impressions from a world tour. Music by a soloist and accompanist, with Mrs Chadwick and Mrs Allred in charge. proceeds go to the offering. The program is led by the church’s world outreach committee.
First Methodist Church will host a Spring Revival series of Lenten services starting tomorrow, led by Rev. Edgar H. Nease Jr. and featuring speakers from across North Carolina. Dr. Wilson O. Weldon opens with That Central Thing, followed by Rev. Charles I. Shannon and Rev. Philip Shore Jr. with themes on spiritual vitality and God’s Word for a new age.
At Penn State University a coffee house named Jawbone opened three years ago by the Lutheran Student Association invites students and faculty to talk freely. It resides in an old residence near campus, emphasizes informal discourse, and operates as a church-affiliated gathering with diverse attendees.
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