The Illustrated Bible Lesson From Exodus 34 1
A High Point Enterprise feature recounts Moses praying after the Israelites worshipped the golden calf and breaking the Tables of the Law. The Lord consoles him and promises forgiveness, then asks for two new tables to receive the commandments anew. Next week promises Earth Swallows Korah.
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Moses
Aaron
Missionary Rally In High Point Area Held At Wesleyan Church
A missionary rally for the Greater High Point area takes place Sunday at 4 p.m. at Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Church with three missionaries from Sierra Leone Colombia and Rhodesia. Sponsored by 18 area churches the event features up to date field reports and country displays and is open to the public.
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High Point
Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Church
Don Kinde
Sierra Leone
W. Africa
Harris Earl
Colombia
Gene Hudson
Rhodesia
S. Africa
Weekly Church Calendar Emmett Hinkley Preaches in City
Emmett Hinkley of Virginia will preach daily at 7 30 p m through Wednesday at the Church of God of Prophecy 211 N Ward Ave The Virginian has done extensive mission work The Richards and Shirley Morris Gospel Singers will sing Sunday at both morning and evening services in Colonial Heights Baptist Church on Hendrix Street The singers are residents of Durham Elder Jack Smith will preach at St Matthew's Holiness Church Sunday at 3 p m Then at 6 30 p m Elder Earl Foster will preach Roy L Dowell presiding Minister of the High Point church of Jehovah's Witnesses has been assigned to work during the circuit assembly being held today and Sunday in Greensboro Dr James Westwood a professor at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville Ky will present an organ recital Sunday at 7 30 p m in Friendly Avenue Baptist Church
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Emmett Hinkley
Virginia
Church of God of Prophecy
N. Ward Ave
Virginian
Richards and
Shirley Morris
Colonial Heights Baptist Church
Hendrix Street
Durham
Jack Smith
St. Matthew’s Holiness Church
Meredith Street
Earl Foster
Roy L. Dowell
High Point
Greensboro
James Westwood
Southern, Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Friendly Avenue Baptist Church
Jesus
Christ
National Presbyterian Church forms from PCUS split
David Poling writes that about 60 000 Southern Presbyterians have left the Presbyterian Church in the U S to form a new denomination named the National Presbyterian Church. The group claims 273 congregations mainly in the Deep South and invites others to join while facing questions of unity, historic tradition, and relations with other Christian groups.
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Presbyterian Church
U.S
Southern Church
PCUS
National Council of Churches
U.S.A
Deep South
National Presbyterian Church
Dixie National Presbyterian Church
Carlyle Marney
First Presbyterian
First National
Sons of Confederacy
Christendom
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Baptist Laymen Granted Licenses at Lexington Avenue
J R Newton Jr and James A Hawkins were granted preach licenses by Lexington Avenue Baptist Church on Sunday Jan 6. Newton, a High Point native and Central High grad, active in Outreach in Missions, and lay preacher for four years, lives on North Avenue with Connie Jones and their three children. Hawkins, a Richmond VA native, Mars Hill College and Wake Forest alumnus, with bachelor and master in history, was a journalist in Frankfort KY and long time Enterprise staffer. he and Della Lonon have one daughter and reside on Mendenhall Road in Jamestown.
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Lexington Avenue
Connie Jones
North Avenue
Hawkins
Richmond, Va
Mars Hill College
New Pastor Takes Post at Lake Park Baptist Church
The Rev. Elwood Faircloth began duties as pastor of Lake Park Baptist Church near Hillsville effective Dec. 23. A Fruitland Bible Institute graduate, he previously led Archdale’s Garrett Street Baptist.
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Elwood Faircloth
Lake Park
Hillsville
Fruitland Bible Institute
Archdale
Garrell Street Baptist
Quaker Groups Urge Nixon Resignation Across Meetings
Quaker meetings including Stanford Greenwich Conn and others in Baltimore Columbia and Adelphi Md have appealed to President Nixon as fellow Quakers urging his resignation citing moral concerns. Some Quaker meetings have avoided impeachment calls while other religious bodies generally declined such demands.
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George W. Cornell
New York
Richard Nixon
Walter Ludwig
Yonkers
N.Y
Stanford- Greenwich, Conn
Baltimore
Columbia
Adelphi, Md
Baptists Report Record 1973 Receipts and Growth in North Carolina
North Carolina Baptists posted 1973 receipts of 112.3 million dollars, a 11.7 percent rise, baptizing 29,799 members and expanding statewide membership to 1,061,368 across 3456 churches. Gifts to mission causes reached 17.6 million, and church spending on new property totaled 18.26 million. Sunday school enrollment stood at 704,409, while the Biblical Recorder added about 6,000 subscriptions for a total circulation of 108,500.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Williams
Biblical Recorder
State Baptist Newsmagazine
Charlotte
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