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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1968
Page
2
A discussion of the Gospel of John as the fourth Gospel differing from the synoptic accounts It notes John the Apostle as author and the spiritual emphasis of the gospel It highlights key verses and the role of John the Baptist in Jerusalem’s priestly delegation inquiry.
The passage explains John’s prologue as a summary of his gospel, presenting the pre existent Word entering life as Jesus of Nazareth. It contrasts John the Baptist’s denial of being the Messiah with his testimony of Jesus as the Lamb and Son of God, leading two disciples to follow Jesus.
Dale and JoAnn Loftis with children Debbie Mike and Dianna will attend Oakhill Memorial Baptist Church Fair Grove Sunday at 7 p.m. They are accepted missionary appointees to Jamaica West Indies and will lead the service with singing and a duet. Rev. James Bolick is pastor.
Tarazull a Samandari, a long time servant of the Baha i Faith, recalls Baha u llah the religion s founder. He describes moments when revelations came as he stood by the prophet s side during a period of house arrest. AP notes the faith s centennial and its goal to become a world religion through unity of God mankind and religions.
The Rev and Mrs Michael Ledbetter Baptist missionaries on furlough will speak at morning and evening services at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church. Appointed by the Southern Baptist Convention in 1962 they previously served in Panajachel Guatemala. They reside in Winston-Salem and plan to take their two children to Mexico for mission work. The visit supports the Lottie Moon Foreign Missions Offering with a local goal of 1200 dollars toward a 15 million overall target.
The Rev Aubrey W Hedrick of Rockwell has taken over as pastor of Emanuel United Church of Christ in Thomasville succeeding Rev Wayne Fouts who resigned to join First Church of Christ in Winston Salem. Hedrick formerly led Nazareth Children's Home and Calvary and Zion United Churches of Christ. He is active in multiple church boards and councils and resides in the church parsonage with his wife Sarah and two children.
World missions will be emphasized at Family Night at Crestwood Presbyterian Church on Greensboro Road. Rev J Williams says Jan 11 program at 6:30 pm at the Youth Center will feature a film My The Turning of the ie.
Pat Taylor will start as music and youth director at Mount Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow after accepting the call. A Piedmont Bible College graduate, he is married to Patsy Bullins of High Point and has prior ties to Mount Calvary and other area churches.
St Mark's Methodist Church will lead the first Television Pulpit program of the new year this Sunday from 8 30 to 9 a m Other churches take charge in January including First Pilgrim January 14 Oak View Methodist January 21 and First Baptist January 28 The program is broadcast Sundays on WGHP TV
Main Street Methodist Church schedules a family night supper tomorrow at 6 followed by the school of missions at 7 30 with Mrs E Stanley Baker speaking on That the World May Be lieve The following Sunday night Mrs Harry Hendrik will speak on the same topic Rev Jack Yarborough is slated to lead the school of missions January 21 with Christ and the Faith of Men as the topic
Charles T. Perkins a 22 year old former Durham resident and North Carolina State University student plans to appeal his conviction for speeding on the Raleigh beltline. He received 90 days in jail suspended on a $500 fine and costs and must surrender his license. An appeal bond was set at $500. State Trooper K S Cott testified Perkins was clocked at 110 mph by both VASCAR and the patrol car speedometer, though VASCAR reads only up to 100.
The U S Bureau of Outdoor Recreation approved a 70500 grant to Rowan County to acquire 300 acres for a new park located six miles southeast of Salisbury.
North Carolina State University extension specialist Dr. James R. Jones says consumers are more quality conscious than cost conscious when buying pork. He notes shoppers want leaner, heavier muscled, more palatable pork at a uniform price year round.
Dr. John Eddins, associate professor of theology at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, will lead the annual Bible Study Week at First Baptist Church. Attendance runs Monday to Thursday with sessions from 7 to 9 p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m. on Wednesday. The study uses Frank Stagg's Studies in Luke's Gospel.
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