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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1971
Page
6
Editor notes the Church Page now presents Illustrated Bible Lessons with drawings and text following the national Sunday School plan. The change replaces the former Sunday school lesson text and aligns with church instruction books used nationwide.
The Rev Roy L Grant starts fulltime chaplaincy at High Point Memorial Hospital after serving Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington DC. A High Point native and United Methodist Church member he aims to coordinate pastoral care with area clergy and introduce physician nurse cleric dialogues and seminars for local clergy.
The 30th annual John Wesley Camp Meet ing opens on Bridges Street with daily services through July 11. Evangelists Dr. Harry Blackburn and Dr. McPheeters lead. J W Stiles directs music. youth workers are Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Jennings. Daily schedule includes 7 am prayer, 9 am youth, and 10 30 am, 2 30 pm, 7 45 pm preaching. Mrs. Richard Adkins to speak at 2 30 pm. Open to the public.
GREENSBORO The Divine Name district assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses opens Wednesday afternoon at the War Memorial Coliseum and runs through Sunday. Officials say it is an advanced training program to help adherents apply Christian principles daily. About 22 000 attendance is expected with visitors from Virginia West Virginia Tennessee Kentucky and North Carolina.
Archdale United Methodist Church shares a summer timetable with church school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m on Sundays. UMYF meets at 5 45 p m and Evening Sharing Group at 7 15 p m, in effect July and August. The Churches of God in North Carolina begin camp meeting and state convention Monday at Wilkinson Boulevard camp ground with services through Sunday July 11 led by Rev H M Drake and Rev C Raymond Spain. Evangelism day is Wednesday and youth day Saturday with daily children's church for ages four to ten. Randolph Presbyterian in Archdale offers Sunday worship at 9 45 a m in July and August followed by church school at 10 45 a m.
Mr and Mrs Roger Miller join the staff of First Presbyterian Church to serve as minister of music and organist respectively. He will train choirs and lead worship. she directs children's choirs and serves as organist. The couple transferred from Westminster Presbyterian in Montgomery Alabama. He holds degrees from Drew University Drew Theological School and Westminster Choir College. She holds a degree from Philadelphia Musical Academy and recently competed in the Southern regional organ competition in Jackson Mississippi.
William Guthrie will lead his first worship as the new minister of High Point Friends Meeting on Quaker Lane succeeding Cecil E. Haworth who retired after nearly 34 years. The Graham native, husband of Betsy West, has degrees from Asbury Guilford Earlham and has pastored meetings in Newcastle Indiana Goldsboro Mt. Airy. They reside at 506 Sherbrook with two daughters Sharon and Wendolyn.
New York dispatch notes that the United States ties its destiny to religious premises from the Revolution to the Declaration of Independence. It discusses the ongoing church state balance highlighted by a Supreme Court ruling banning state payments to church schoolteachers, while noting other programs remain unsettled.
New York dispatch reports that church life in Cuba persists and, in some areas, grows under Fidel Castro's Marxist regime. A United Methodist official cites relaxed restrictions amid occasional harassment, while two Chilean bishops call the church the only surviving pre revolution institution.
Miss Juanita Conger and Miss Dorothy Jean Furlong of LIFE Bible College Los Angeles will speak at Foursquare Church Welch Drive Sunday at 11 a.m. Their 8 000 mile tour supports the denominational school enrolling over 500 students. LIFE College began in 1925.
A reflection argues the Bible rejects denominationalism and promotes unity among believers. It emphasizes God’s universal salvation, Christ’s desire for unity, and the church as the nondenominational body distinct from human sects. A free tract offer invites readers to learn more.
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