Methodist School To Explain Bible
Greensboro NC church school plans a new Bible curriculum to teach the divine story and distinguish sin from service to God. Dr. Lowell B. Hazzard of Wesley Seminary urged evangelism and education as one, noting the need to start with creation and sin for 1-11 year olds. He discussed writing for quarters in the new curriculum set for Sept 1 1964 and emphasized the evangelistic aim of detailing God’s actions through history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N.C
New Methodist Church
Lowell B. Hazzard
Wesley Seminary
Washington, D. C
Western North Carolina
West Market Street Methodist Church
North Carolina
Dr. Hazzard
Nolan B. Harmon
Charlotte
Hazzard
Nicodemus the cautious inquirer in Johns gospel
A compact study of Nicodemus as a Pharisee and ruler of the Jews in John’s gospel. It traces his dialogue with Jesus on rebirth, faith, and belief, noting his gradual, secret allegiance and his role in Jesus burial alongside Joseph of Arimathea.
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Ramsey
John
Jesus
Nicodemus
Lazarus
Christ
Israel
Hell
Miraclea
Joseph of
Arimathnaea
Joseph
Nepulchia
Patients Receive Nursing Physically And Spiritually
Atlanta hospital story portrays student nurses at Georgia Baptist Hospital ministering to nearly 500 patients through weekly worshipful singing. The 2% to 45-strong chorus lifts spirits, with patients and staff noting the warm, spiritual comfort alongside medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia Baptist Hospital
John Ward
Forest Park
Sharon Shelton
School of Nursing
Rosalie Amason
Savannah
B. A. Verdery
Church Notebook Fulfills Pledge To Fund Education
First Methodist Church reports completion of its five year Christian Higher Education fundraising goal. Through the Western North Carolina Conference drive, it pledged 3 million dollars for colleges and seminaries, with funds supporting High Point College Greensboro College Duke University and others. The church hosts Archdale Street service and a rescue mission talk by Rev. Robert Haigler.
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Faye Marks
William Strickland
First Methodist Church
Willis
Southeastern Seminary
Wake Forest
Carolina Conference
Machdale Methodist
Doug
Las
Methodist Church
S. Main St
Ivan A. Oted
Commission
Stephens. of
Higher Education
Sup
Robert Haigler
Lexport
High Point College
Lington
Dur Greensboro College
Duke Uni Jing
Theversity
Brevard College
Thomasville Rescue Mission
Wesley Foundations
W. Main St
Thomasville
Methodist
Rufus York
Race and mission clash at Orange Presbytery session
Burlington reports show Asians becoming more race conscious affecting field workers in Asia as George T. Brown warns whites are viewed as exploiters. The meeting approved a 460 000 budget for next year and handled property, pastor transfers, and ministerial exams. Delegates named H. P. Morrison moderator for next session and Barnett moderator of Mild-Stated Meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courts Redford
Baptist Home Mission Board
Burlington
Orange Presbytery
United States
Korea
Ry. George T. Brown
Hillview Church
Reidsville
Donald Campbell
Raphine
Hawfield
Mebane
Orange
Northside
Wilson
Northside Church
Westview Church
Sesson
Davidson College Board of Trustees
Presbytery
Davidson
Presbyterys of
North Carolina Synod
Koinonia Reveals Church Renewal in North Carolina
The Rev. Douglas Corridor of High Point told ministers at a Western North Carolina Conference Evangelistic Mission that the Methodist Church is renewing by returning to early Christian fellowship. He cited Koinonia as a sign of renewal and described face to face encounters and intercessory prayer uniting believers across differences.
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Greensboro
N. C
Douglas Corridor
High Point
Western North Carolina
West Market Street Methodist Church
Church Universal
Koinonia
Mr. Corridor
Corrider
Lutherans Begin Oakview Mission in High Point
The Lutheran Church in America starts a congregation in Oakview High Point north of Westchester Drive and Oakview Road after surveys by mission developer Rev. Jack L. Davis. A three month study precedes an interest meeting. this will be the third Lutheran church in High Point joining Emmanuel Westwood Main and New Covenant Archdale. Davis, a China Grove native and Lenoir Rhyne and Southern Seminary alum, has resided at 3431 Imperial Drive with wife and three children Julia Mark and Matthew. Mrs. Davis is a Columbia College graduate and former high school English teacher.
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The
Lutheran Church In America
Oakview
High Point
Jack L. Davis
Westchester Drive
Oakview Road
Emmanuel
Westwood
Main
New Covenant
Archdale
Charles R. Huggins
China Grove
Lenoir Rhyne College
Lutheran Theological, Southern Seminary
Columbia College
Honest bear trap tale from Corbin police chief
Police Chief Jack Vermillion answered a call to a hole six feet deep where about ten boys said they were digging a bear trap. He advised them to fill it, but a thin plywood plank collapsed under him revealing their improvised trap. He laughed and recalled his own boyhood.
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Corbin, Ky
Jack Vermillion
Vermillion
Koinonia groups urged as renewal for church membership
A speaker described the Koinonia groups as key to church renewal, offering a deep sense of belonging for individuals. He said they equip people with new freedoms and skills to serve the Holy Spirit, signaling a broader renewal of the Church.
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Methodist School
Inquirer
National Council of Chamehas
Crist
King
Arimathesa
Pilate
Divielom
Christine Betpcltion
Amd Sand Dy Peemieiom Features Syndicate
Ralph W. Loew
D. D
Church
Primitive Baptist
Conrad Mei
Joe
Stm Helms
Brice Haigler' Saay
Weath
Rockspring
John Philpot Curran
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Cautious Inquirer
Alfred 3. Buescher
Eiim
Asia
God
Jack Davis
Fierywood
Artist Church
Westchester
Country Club Drive
John Eddins JR
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