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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1967
Page
2
A sermon outline discusses Jesus sending seventy two to preach and heal then asking what people say of Him. It notes views of Elijah or a great prophet and cautions that pleasure seekers fail to persevere, urging preparation before following Jesus with mercy and forgiveness highlighted.
A reflection on Jesus teaching his coming death and resurrection, Peter’s confession of Jesus as the Christ, and the Good Samaritan parable. The piece emphasizes following Christ by living as he desires, with notes on source material from Christian education divisions and syndication.
Rich Fork Baptist Church holds Men’s Day this Sunday with breakfast at 8 a.m. and an 11 a.m. worship led by deacons. The event includes a chorus and seating for attendees as the Knights of the King class serves.
The Car olinians Quartet will perform tomorrow at Calvary Temple Baptist Church Thomsville corner Blair and Conrad streets during both morning and evening worship services.
Rev. C. S. Cadwallader, a 11 a.m. worship speaker, is scheduled at First Southwestern Navy and the Th.M. from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. The Cadwalladers plan to return to the field in the near future.
Thomasville hosts a revival series starting Sunday night at 7. Rev. Frank Bullins, the church minister, says services are open to the community and run each night with ongoing activities through the week.
World Almanac historians note a 1967 discussion about who shapes history with 15 000 researchers involved over 20 years, tied to contributions from the Newspaper Enterprise Association.
A sea wave reaching 55 feet is cited as the highest reliably reported. The note explains that a 60 knot wind would need to blow for about 24 hours to generate such a wave, illustrating the extreme ocean conditions described.
Youth Week events at Heidelberg Unit ed Church of Christ feature the primary class led by Mrs. Shirley Black Mrs. Nancy Jackson and Mrs. Irma McLain and an adult assembly taught by high school students Jan Davis Janice McCain Ricky Kaney Lynn Leonard and John Black. Harry Keppley will present Episcopal Church insights. Students John Black Jan Davis Charles Hedrick Steve Bur McCain and others will perform in a drama attended by city wide youth groups from Heidelberg and St Pauls.
Keith Williams will be the principal speaker at the Youth Fellowship event. The service, part of Youth Sunday activities, is slated for 11 a.m. at the church on G accord Avenue. Reverend J. William Orders will lead. Other attendees include Martha Howell Creasman David Catlin Tom Hilliard and Wesley Bonnie Braica.
Calvin Owens of High Point and Piedmont Bible graduate will be guest speakers at two special services at Oakhill Memorial Baptist Church tomorrow. The event aims to bring visitors from Winston-Salem and surrounding areas.
The Lethtone college staff of Col lege and Erskine Theological Seminary hosted Rev Cheshire as guest minister. The event highlighted Seience et Va as part of the ceremony and program.
The Magi traveled from the East following a star to seek a real Messiah. They brought gifts of gold frankincense and myrrh and paused in Jerusalem to consult prophets in Herod’s house before continuing to Bethlehem. The story notes their journey’s uncertain details.
Reavis Memorial Baptist Church plans a full day for Baptist Men's Day led by Homer A. Hicks as president. The 7:30 am prayer breakfast precedes an 11 am service with speaker Robert A. Culler of High Point First Baptist and Campbell College trustee. An all male chorus performs at both services followed by a late reception.
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