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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1971
Page
3
A lesson reflection on Luke 18 18 31 Matthew 6 19 21 contrasting covetousness with divine focus. It praises honest labor yet condemns hoarding, urging believers to store treasures in heaven through generosity and faith in God's provision.
Three United Methodist ministers from Thomasville High Point area attended Pfeiffer College Tuesday February 23 as special guests. Rev. Bruce G. Hobson of Tabernacle UMC Trinity Rt 1, Rev. Earl Black Jr. of Archdale UMC High Point, and Rev. Joe E. Luther Jr. of Prospect and Pleasant Hill UMCs Rt 3 Thomasville participated in an orientation program tied to the Western North Carolina United Methodist Conference.
High Point Seventh Day Adventist Church to give libraries and schools access to Listen, a health focused journal for youths covering mental physical and spiritual wellbeing. This issue discusses smoking and heart health in observance of American Heart Month.
Turtle grass is a true grass closely related to eelgrass and found in tropical waters including southern Florida. Like eelgrass beds it supports its own distinct animal life community.
The Rev. R H Kindschi of Gastonia will lead seven nightly revival services at Ennis Street Wesleyan Church 406 Ennis St starting Monday at 7 p m He is an electronics technician turned minister noted as a speaker and pastor Additionally the Nazarenes Dick Law and wife will conduct meetings at Calvary Church March 17 with 7 30 p m services They both graduated Bethany Nazarene College in 1949 and Nazarene Theological Seminary in 1953 and will share preaching and musical presentations It is the second time the evangelistic couple has held meetings in High Point The Calvary pastor Ralph Mattingly said the nightly services begin at 7 30 p m
Nashville pastor Dr. Joe W. Burton editor of Home Life will head a Family Life Emphasis at Conrad Memorial Baptist Church from Friday to Sunday. The event includes a covered dish dinner Friday a women breakfast Saturday a youth banquet and multiple discussion sessions open to the public. Attendees are asked to contact the church office for meal sessions.
Lebanon's capital Beirut is depicted as a hard city for American youths with strict drug laws and long jail terms. The piece notes 25 U.S. citizens jailed in the past year for drug offenses, describes harsh conditions, and contrasts American expectations with Beirut's legal system and focused enforcement. It mentions American church aid worker Rev. Romain A Swedenburg providing counseling and urges awareness that Lebanon upholds order and Arabic-language confessions.
church calendar lists events across High Point and Thomasville area churches. Includes World Day of Prayer program directed by Mrs Anna Lee Sprye in High Point, Sunday sermon by William R Edwards at Main Street United Methodist, Lent service at First Presbyterian, revival at Leviner Memorial Church Living God, and multiple choir and mission activities across St Mark United Methodist Church Mt Zion Baptist Church Greensboro Beth Lem Baptist etc. Also notes translators to Chile building mission, and Cameroon mission report from James Stutts with 63 baptisms and three new congregations.
A proverbial reminder that pursuit of empty dreams costs time and money. The piece cautions that time, though valuable, weighs heavily when squandered on elusive schemes and false promises.
Harold Andrews of Greensboro College music faculty and St. Mary's Episcopal Church will present a faculty organ recital Monday at 8 pm in Odell Auditorium on the GC campus. The program includes Mozart organ Fantasias and Franck chorales. Andrews trained at Oberlin Conservatory and Boston University and previously served as organist and choir master at Guilford Park Presbyterian and First Friends Meeting in Greensboro.
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