Church Notebook Highlights Guest Speakers At Local Missions
The church page notes Dr. Shore of the Western North Carolina Conference will preach at First Methodist in Charlotte, with prior pastorates listed and WWI chaplaincy cited. Gordon C. Timyan and wife, longtime Ivory Coast missionaries, speak at Central Alliance Church with slides and literacy projects in Dimbokro. First Baptist in High Point hosts Rev J Lester Lane, retired pastor, for both services, after a career across several states. College Heights Baptist features Carl Savage as guest minister with sermons on God’s size and salvation. N Main Street Baptist honors Rev Charles Pulley Jr as new music and youth minister with an open house.
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High Point
The
Methodist Church
Shore
Gordon C. Timyan
Ivory Coast
West Africa
Central Alliance Church
Timpar
Baoule
Agni
Timyan
Dimbokro
First Baptist
J. Lester Lane
Asheville
First Baptist Church
Georgia
Lane
University of Richmond
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
North Carolina
Virginia
Kentucky
Pas
Tor
Florida
Waynesville
James L. Phar
First Baptis Church
Amt
Baptist World
Carl
Neil L. Jones
College Heights Baptist Church
Columbus ‘Bays Camp
Columbus, Ga
High Point Monay
N. Main
Pauls Growth Through Christlike Submission in Philippians Romans
Our Continuing Response by ER RAMSEY discusses the Christian growth journey through Pauls experiences in Philippians and Romans. It traces conversion, becoming a new creature, and the race toward the high calling in Christ Jesus while urging continual submission to God's will and reliance on the Spirit in weakness.
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HU Ramsey
Jesus Christ
Christ
Paul
Tarael Ts
Saul
God
Press Toward the Prize of the High Calling in Christ
A reflection on Paul's shift from earthly riches to spiritual gain through faith in Christ. The piece notes the Holy Spirit aiding prayer when people feel inadequate, and emphasizes aligning with God's will for future deliverance and harmonious providence. It references Christian stances in the UK and moral weariness among mankind.
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God
Christ
Wwe
Paul
Carnat
Keng
Methodists In District Meet At Asheboro Church
A meeting of the High Point District of the Methodist Church is set for Tuesday at Asheboro's First Methodist Church at 7 30 p.m. District superintendent Dr Philip L Shore Jr says the gathering will review the Western North Carolina Conference and set the district budget. Brief committee reports cover plans for the new church year while introductions will precede business. A concurrent district conference will address Shepherd Mountain district camp development and new ministers will be introduced. Wives of district ministers will meet to organize and elect officers.
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High Point
Methodist Church
Ashehoro
First Methodist
Philip L. Shore Jr
Western North Carolina Conference
Shere
Shepherd Mountain
Randolph County
First Church
Tobacco Hearing To Open Monday In Wilson NC
A landmark federal suit by Cozart Hagles Co against the Wilson Tobacco Board of Trade and seven Wilson warehouses over selling time based on floor space opens Monday. The case, filed Aug 3 1962, could alter tobacco auction practices nationwide. The plaintiffs accuse the defendants of restraint of trade and say the board acts as a puppet for local warehouses.
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New Bern
N.C
Wilson Tobacco
Cozart-Hagles & Co
Wilson
Wilson 'Tobacco Board of Trade
Cozart-Earles
Wilson Tobacco Board of Trade
Bishop Goodson To Speak At Millis Farm Retreat
Bishop W Kenneth Goodson will headline the High Point District Layman's Retreat at Millis Farm on Highway 62 August 7. Duke Divinity School professor Dr Ritchey will lecture on The Mission of the Church with a two part program including a talk back and a song service. Registration runs 2 to 3 p m with a 6 p m dinner.
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W. Kenneth Goodson
Alabama-Florida
North Alabama
Methodist Church
High Point
Millis Farm
Highway 62
McMurry Ritchey
Duke Divinity School
Dirham
Bishop Goodson
Salisbury
Goodson
Ritchey
Dinker
Yardsticks Remain As Challenges Century College Seminary
Louisville AP report quotes Rev Dr Duke McCall president of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary noting that the old yardsticks persist but students now question dogmatic statements. He says seminary teaching must adapt as students seek world change and quicker peace solutions. Enrollment drops linked to channels of change and more graduates entering Peace Corps and social work.
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Louisville
Duke McCall
Southern Baptist Seminary
McCall
Southern Baptist
Eace
Peace Corps
Albert Hale to Speak at Oak View Baptist
Rev Albert Hale former pastor of First Baptist Church will guest speak at Oak View Baptist Church in Winston-Salem N C at 736 pm Rev Floyd Rhyne superintendent of Missions for the Central Baptist Association will show a film Cry of Need during the service
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Albert. Hale
Oak “Bapti
Hale
First Baptist Church
Winston-Schlem
N. C
Floyd Y. Thhyne
Rhyne
Central Baptist Association
State Says No To Voting Bill
Washington AP Nine of North Carolina’s congressmen opposed the administration voting rights bill while the House passed it 393 to 85 Friday night. Democrats Cooley Fountain Henderson Kornegay Scott Taylor and Whitener joined by Republican Broyhill voted against the measure. Charlotte AP The National Safety Council Carolinas Branch lists Democrat Alton Lennon and Democrat Herb Bonner among 21 local and state groups to receive safety looting awards.
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Washington
North Carolina
House
Cooley, Fountain
Henderson
Kornegay
Scott
Taylor
Whitener
Broyhill
Charlotte
Jonas
Thetional Safety Council
Carolinas
Associ
Alton Lennon
Herb
America
Bonner
Finding the Way Change Is Ordeal Necessary
Ralph W. Loew analyzes how change tests faith and worship, contrasting resistance to new patterns with the call to seek truth. He argues that genuine exploration, not mere tampering, can spark revolutionary understanding while remaining in God’s company.
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Ralph W. Loew
D.D
Robert Frost
Jesus Cault
Senators Split On Medicare Bill
Washington AP report notes North Carolina's two senators split in voting on a $7.5 billion social security and health care bill on Friday night.
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Washington
North Carolina
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