Bicentennial church events fill High Point area
Dr Eugene Poston former Gardner-Webb president will speak at First Baptist Church Bicentennial Emphasis service at 11 a,m. Other events include S Tucker Yates speaking Greensboro Full Gospel meeting, Continental Singers concert in Thomasville, Mighty Kings of High Point at St Matthew s Holiness, and multiple Bicentennial programs at churches across High Point and area.
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Jamestown
Eugene Poston
Gardner-Webbemer
College At
Boiling Springs
First Baptist Church
Poston
U. S
House of Representatives
Greensboro
Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship
Royal Villa
W. Meadowview Road
Thomasville
Continental Singers and Orchestra of
Thousand Oaks
Calif
Holly Hill Wesleyan Church
America
T. Matthew's
The
Mighty Kings of
High Point
St. Matthew's Holiness Church
Meredith Street
ST. Paul's
First Baptist First Baptist Church
E. Washington Drive
Lula T. Andrews
Grayce W. Yokely
Graylyn Estates
Reynolda Road
Coliseum Drive
Wyrtzen
Johnny Hall
St. Stephen Metropolitan Ame Zion Church
F. L. Andrews
Pentecostal Holiness Singers
Mr. Morehead
F. L Andrews
Joseph Interprets Pharaohs Dreams in Prison Tale
The fragment retells Joseph’s rise and fall in Potiphar’s house. Potiphar’s wife accuses him after he resists her seduction, tearing his garment as evidence. Potiphar, enraged, has Joseph jailed, while the Bible scene hints at Joseph’s future dream interpretations.
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Joseph
Tym
Polyphroan
Mharvoh
Potiphar
Hi House
Bum
Potiphiar
Joseph Cihe Prason
Clergy and lawyers monitor DNC for calm protests
A crew of about 200 clergy and lawyers will monitor Madison Square Garden corridors during the Democratic National Convention to record incidents and advise demonstrators on rights and limits. The ecumenical team, led by Irv Joyner, aims to deter clashes with police and reduce a chilling effect on protest activity.
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New York
Irv Joyner
United Church of Chria
Joyner
Ganization
Madison Square Garden
United Church Commission For Racial Justice
National Conference of Black Lawyers
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Charles F E. Cobb
Church Commission
Midtown Manhattan
Life Of ME Different Not Very Glamorous
Jud Threlkeld, a 12 year old MK, travels the world with missionary parents in Ethiopia. The family spoke of life on furlough as they attended a Foreign Missions Conference while coping with brother Mark’s recent leukemia diagnosis and death.
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Ridgecrest
Jud Threlkeld
Jersualem
London
Amsterdam
Athens
Italy
Austria
Kenya
Ethiopia
Jud
Dallas Cowboys
Garland Threlkeld
United States
Mark
Dallas
Baptists Workers Convene at Ridgecrest Conference Center
RIDGECREST The second of two Church Training Leadership Conferences opened today at the Conference Center. The event, arranged by the Southern Baptist Sunday School Board church training department, draws more than 2,500 Baptist workers and families for seminars and courses for staff officers associational leaders and age-group focused sessions for adults youth and children with Larry Yarborough coordinating youth sessions.
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Ridgecrest
Ridgecrest Baptist Conference Center
Southern Baptist Sunday School Board
Larry Yarborough
Missionaries Hold Meeting at Foreign Conference
More than 26 states and 40 countries were represented at the Foreign Missions Conference in Ridgecrest. Over 2,500 attendees, many Southern Baptist foreign missionaries, participated in the week-long event, which featured the appointment of 33 new missionaries destined for 17 countries across Africa Europe and South America.
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Ridgecrest
Foreign Missions
Ridgecrest Baptist Conference Center
Southern Baptist Foreign
Foreign Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Africa
Europe
South America
Newspapers Seen Best Source of Information
A survey by the United Church of Christ finds lay members and clergy rely more on newspapers than other media. Fifty-three percent place newspapers first, while 23 percent name television first, with the remainder citing various sources.
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New York
United Church of Christ
United Church
Methodists Plan Drive For Home In North Carolina
The Western North Carolina Annual Conference gave approval at Lake Junaluska. The Triad United Methodist Home Inc. plans a fundraising campaign and to build a home for the aging on land donated by The Children’s Home Incorporated. The 150-bed facility includes 40 nursing care spots, with Holt McPherson heading a finance committee led by Wayne Corpening.
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Western North Carolina
United Methodist Church
Lake Junaluska
Triad United Methodist Home Inc
Arbor Road
Holt McPherson
High Point
Wayne Corpening
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Greensboro — S. Tucker Yates
Asheboro
Margaret
Posey
E. Commerce Ave
Mt. Olive Court of
Calanthe
Shepard Curtis
Oak Grove Church
Mt. Olive Church
Haveeen
Lexington Avenue
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Woodrow W. Robbins
Pam Gulledge
the Brotherhood of St. Paul's United Church of God
Pearson Street
Harvey Rice
Salisbury
New Hope
New Hope Baptist Church
Jimmy Allen Thomas
Faith Temple
George Robinson
Franklin Avenue
Eugene
Illustrated Bible
Josep
Pharaoh
Threlkeld
Jesus
Theophil
Baptists
Eres
Atlanta, Ga
Presbyterian Union
United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church In
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Joseph L. Bernardin
Cincinnati
Lutheran Church In America
LeSueur
Minn
Caribbean
Spirit of Hope
Fay Valentine
Southern Baptist Christian Life Commission
Baptist Fellowship
Richmond
Elton ‘Trueblood
Church of the Brethren
Methodists
Children’s Home Incorporated
Methodist
Westminster Presbyterian Church IN
Kirkman Park
Farriss Ave
Centennial St
Flanders Ct
Geo. H. Wallace
APA Bus Ministry
Chiurch
THURS
Garrell Street Baptist Church
Warrell
Playground Rd
the Church of Christ
Hax
Jim Stutts
Church of Jesus
Mendenhall Rd
W. Fairfield
High Point, N.C
Heaven
Father
Word
Holy Ghost
Fes
First Pentecostal Holiness Church
Kenilworth Dr
High Point, M.C
F.M. Spargo
First Baptist
Wrough
Wigh Point
N. Main ST
Alfred I, Miller
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