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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1967
Page
2
A Sunday lesson on Christian dispositions from Luke 6 12 36 focuses on Jesus selecting the twelve apostles after night prayer and delivering the Sermon on the Mount. It emphasizes loving enemies, doing good to those who hate you, blessing cursers, and overcoming evil with kindness.
A religious reflection cites Luke 6 46 and Matthew 5 3 12 outlining righteousness before God and four beatitudes poverty hunger sorrow and being hated. It notes the Golden Rule as guidance for daily conduct and mentions the Divine example of mercy.
A reflective piece by Ralph W. Lowe recounts a childhood sparrow experiment and contrasts it with modern detachment. The author laments reduced moral accountability in an era of nuclear threats and urban protection, urging awareness of suffering and global responsibility.
C Gordon Maddrey executive director of the North Carolina Baptist Foundation will speak at Rich Fork Baptist Church tomorrow morning on Christian in Estate Planning. A Wake Forest College graduate, he has been an educator state legislator and a businessman from Ahoskie.
An interdenominational mission study course opens Sunday at St Mark Methodist with the theme Affluence and Poverty. The program invites participation from congregations and communities to explore social and economic issues.
Laymen from Western North Carolina prepare to attend the third annual Laymen's Evangelistic Rally at First Methodist Church in Charlotte on January 18. The event, produced by the Boards of Evangelism and Lay Activities, features Charles Albert Stuck and Bishop Earl G. Hunt Jr. among others, with 7:30 p.m. access for the public.
In Charlotte from January 16 through 18 Western North Carolina clergymen will gather for training and inspiration. Bishop Earl G. Hunt Jr. hosts events at Queen Charlotte Hotel and Myers Park Church with Dr. James S. Stewart of Edinburgh as the keynote lecturer. The program includes sermons, critique sessions, and youth leader dinners, spotlighting bishops Kennedy Moore and other church leaders.
Salane classes start Thursday at the YMCA at 10 a.m. and run each week to 11 30 a.m. The course targets Sunday school teachers youth workers parents and others interested in youth. Sponsored by the Child Svenes sism Fellowship Guilford with offices in Greens ro, the program is part of an international interdenominational group.
A new church organ will be dedicated at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Mont hieu Avenue Met Church. Dr. L. R. Akers will preach, with Dr. Philip L. Shore Jr. delivering the sermon and conducting the ritual. A 30 minute program of sacred music will be presented by the organ firm’s pianist.
Reverend Newell McMahan pastor of Mt Calvary Baptist will lead a series on Christian growth at Parfield Baptist Church from Monday 16 through Friday 20. The talks aim to inspire faith and community action.
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