Johnson visits many churches as a churchgoer president
President Johnson, a former Baptist, freely attends diverse denominations including Roman Catholic, Baptist, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Episcopalian and a Billy Graham revival. His wife Lady Bird and daughter Lynda are Episcopalians, Luci recently joined Roman Catholicism, and Johnson often greets parishioners with handshakes and souvenir pens.
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Frances Lewine Washington
Johnson
Baptistt
Christian Church
Texas
Lady Bird
Lynda
Luci
Revival Services Begin at Central Al liance Church
Dr Glen Schunk begins revival at Central Alliance Church with nightly 7 30 services and Sunday sessions at 1 and 7 p m. Rev J B Nelson touts Schunk as a dynamic evangelist with 25000 decisions for Christ and 400 campaigns across the United States and Canada. Men of Jewel Baptist Church observe Baptist Men's Day with sermons by Wesley Craven and a Men’s Chorus led by Allen Smith.
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Glen Schunk
Central Alliance Church
J. 8. Nelson
Shunk
Nelson
Christ
Wesley B. Craven
Allen Smith
Billy OQ. Stutts
Jars
Floyd Dawkins
Hubert Will
University and Seminary
Lard
Lonnie Meredith
Cecil
Bob Snyder
Robert Cannon
Jones University
Jimmy D.j
Hinson Sr
God the Father as Comfort and Strength for Believers
A sermon on the Fatherhood of God outlines four aspects: natural Creator, providential Father to Israel, Father to believers through Christ, and the eternal Fatherhood of Jesus. It cites John 14 and Luke as foundational, stressing reconciliation through Christ, and the certainty of heaven and Christ’s equality with the Father.
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Jesus
God
Father
John
A. Ramsey
Silm
Tarael
Christ
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Christ Reveals God Through Israel's Chosen Path
An excerpt speaks of God’s love for Israel from ancient beginnings, chosen to receive Scripture and revelation. It notes humanity’s need for Christ as the exclusive path to the Father, with verses asserting the unity of Jesus and the Father and urging faith for comfort and guidance amid suffering.
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Israel
Xerael
Ezain
Tion
Firmael
Christ
God
Cartan
USA
Laymen of St Marys To Hear Head Start Challenge
Laymen of St Marys Episcopal Church will host the Challenge of Change Head Start event at 6 30 p m Monday in St Marys Parish Hall Kirkman Park School principal Jerry Shaver will speak He has instructed and consulted for Head Start locally since its inception and has visited centers in Oklahoma South Carolina and North Carolina The federal program aims to help deprived preschool children through a unique approach with shown results
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St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
St. Mary’s Parish
Jerry Shaver
Kirkman Park School
First Methodist Church
Shaver
Oklahoma
South Carolina
North Carolina
Ordination at Pilot View Baptist Church Sunday
Rev Tom Patterson will be ordained at Pilot View Baptist Church on Old Thomasville Road with Rev John Haas delivering the sermon Rev Eugene Land leading the prayer and Rev Joe Godwin of High Point College presenting the Bible Services begin at 7 30 p m Patterson to serve Friendly Baptist Church in Greensboro
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Tom Patterson
Pilot View Baptist Church
Old Thomasville Road
John Haas
Eugene Land
Joe Godwin
High Point College
Patterson
Friendly Baptist Church
Greensboro
Emerywood to Honor Men of Church Tomorrow
Emerywood Baptist Church will observe Baptist Men’s Day on the fourth Sunday in January. The morning service will feature laymen sharing in worship leadership and Phillip Dixon training union director will give the invocation.
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Men of
Jewel Baptist Church
Emerywood Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Convention
Emerywood
Phillip Dixon
Training Union
World Outreach School Planned By Faye Marks
The annual School of World Outreach begins Sunday at Central Christian Church in High Point. It runs five Sundays from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. with the theme Our Call to Mission and Unity. Rev. W. S. Teachey describes the program as uniting the church’s mission and personal responsibility to witness a life rooted in God.
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School of World Outreach
Central Christian Church
Locke and
Ferndale Drive
High Point
W. S. Teachey
W. C. Shaw
Leslie
Mes
New Organ To Be Used Tomorrow At Monthen Avenue
New Allen organ installed at Monthen Avenue Methodist Church will be used for the first worship Sunday at 11 a.m. with guest organist Charles Dix of Charlotte at the console. Dix studied at Davidson College under Robert Noehren and Beverly Howerton of Grand Rapids, Mich, earning first prize from the American Guild of Organists. He previously served as organist and choirmaster in Grand Rapids before moving to Charlotte.
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Monthen Avenue
Guild Meeting Plans Made
The Guild of St. Paul will meet Sunday January 30 at 6 p m in the guild hall of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. Guest speaker Char lie Harvell of Channel television. A covered dish supper will be served after the business meeting.
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Guild of St. Paul
Guild Hall of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church
Charlie Harvell
Channel
Television
Revival Meetings Open to Public at University
Rev Mr Nelson announced personal evangelism sessions at the university revival meetings open to the public with emphasis on outreach and community participation.
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Nelson
Methodists Announce 1967 Evangelism Program
Two Methodist bishops and a Scottish theologian will headline a January 1 18 1967 evangelism and preaching program for Western North Carolina clergy. Speakers include Bishop Gerald Kennedy and Bishop Noah Moore Jr plus Dr James S Stewart of Edinburgh University. The event is a joint effort of the Conference Board of Evangelism and the Institute of Homiletical Studies hosted by First Methodist Church Charlotte under Pastor H Eugene Peacock.
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Western North Carolina Methodist Conference
Wilson ©. Weldon
New College
Edinburgh University
Edinburgh
Scotland
Kennedy
Bishop Moore
National Methodist Board of Evangelism
Conference Board of Evangelism
Conference Institute of Homiletical Studies
First Methodist Church
Charlotte
H. Eugene Peacock
Lutheran Official To Speak At Grace Lutheran Service
Rev W H Kohn president of the Southeastern District LCMS will speak at Grace Lutheran Church for the installation of Rev John C Polk Sr as pastor. The 4 p.m. service at 808 Centennial St will include Rev Walter V Rodger Winston Salem and other clergy as officiants and liturgists. Polk and family arrive to reside in the church parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
W. H. Kohn
Grace Lutheran Church
John C. Polk Sr
Centennial St
Walter V. Roe
Winston-Salem
Paul K. Hagedorn
Wir
Mission Study Institute Canceled for January 24
The Mission Study Institute on books for home mission study scheduled for Monday night January 24 is canceled. Mrs. John Dickey, chairman for the Mission Study program, announced there will be no home mission study here this spring.
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Mission Study Institute
John Dickey
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