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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1970
Page
6
A major Lutheran church study in New York concludes television violence has mixed effects, sometimes constructive and sometimes harmful. It urges parents to regulate children's viewing and warns against using TV as a babysitter while calling for further research.
The Sermon on the Mount marks the Galilean ministry and guides future work. Jesus elevates humility mercy and peacemaking while urging truthfulness under persecution. Disciples act as salt and light and embody forgiveness generosity and self reliance through divine example.
The text emphasizes Jesus not abolishing but fulfilling the law Romans 13 8 and urges adherence to even the least commandments. It links inner devotion with deeds, warns against hypocritical piety, and calls for nonviolence and righteousness as the gate to eternal life.
Volunteers may join Sunday sessions 2 to 4 p.m. at Heidelberg United Church of Christ in Thomasville for an eight week training led this week by Sam Cloyd. Trainees can request past tapes and must complete full training to participate. {Phone: 882 8121}
Bishop Eamonn Casey aged 42 becomes Ireland's youngest bishop in the Irish hierarchy. He was consecrated at Killarney Cathedral with President De Valera in attendance. William Cardinal Conway presided and John Cardinal Heenan delivered the sermon.
Raleigh reports that the Southern Baptist Convention in North Carolina declares race relations the top moral issue. On February 8 over one million Baptists in two state conventions were urged to address tensions with packets and posters sent to all 3400 churches.
James Stutts argues that biblical terms differ from modern church labels. He claims clergy, laity, reverend, and priests are not Biblically rooted terms and urges followers to measure teaching against scripture alone, citing Acts 17 11 and 1 Peter 1 25 to emphasize Christ’s words as final.
Tyndale Hall, a Church of England theological college, becomes a limited liability company to share training costs with evangelical churchmen and parishes. It accepts the Bible Churchmen's Missionary Society doctrinal basis. Most English seminaries remain private, self perpetuating and council administered.
The Cabinet and Helping Hand Committee of First Baptist Church on E Washington Drive will host its annual anniversary birthday recognition service Sunday at 6:30 p m Three honorees will be recognized: Rev F L Andrews Mrs Lula Kirkpatrick and Deacon R C Palmer The program features Deacon Ray McAllister Ida Lewis Deacon Walter Dye Georgianna Matthews Grace Yokeley William Alston and the Senior Choir led by L T Andrews with Mary Blackburn president of the Cabinet and B L Sanders chair of the Helping Hand Committee.
Bishop Patrick Casey 56, long time Vicar General to Archbishop Heenan, was selected as bishop of the Brentwood diocese east of London to succeed Bishop Bernard Wall. The choice came after a clergy survey in the English Roman Catholic diocese showing preference for a relatively progressive theologian with strong parish experience.
The Lexington Avenue Baptist Church hosts a 7 a.m. men’s breakfast for Baptist Men’s Day. In Thomasville, Calvary Temple Baptist Church on Blair Street features The Shelton Family at 10:30 a.m. and Hillside Park Baptist Church holds a 7 p.m. singing service. Liberty Baptist observes Men’s Day with a 7:30 a.m. breakfast and 11 a.m. worship led by Harvey Grubb. Chester Raymer is the speaker. Royal Ambassadors lead the 7:30 p.m. service.
Joseph Devlin an insurance agent and John de Polo a customs official in Liverpool started a Christian Anti Pornography Group. They organized a public rally urging Christians to oppose pornography in films theater TV ads and literature. Archbishop Joseph Beck of Liverpool serves as patron.
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