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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1966
Page
2
Essay by R H Ramsey discusses worship as recognition of dependence on God. It contrasts exclusive First Commandment worship with spiritual worship, warns against graven images, and cites the conversation with the Samaritan woman to illustrate true worship beyond ritual form.
The piece argues that God cannot be depicted or limited by physical images. It emphasizes worship as an inner reality beyond place or ritual, urging believers to seek God in spirit and truth rather than imagens. It likens humanity to the Samaritan woman seeking living water and bread of life through genuine fellowship with God.
A Lutheran pastor a Roman Catholic priest and a rabbi tolled the bell at St Mark's In the Bouwerie Episcopal Church to mourn Vietnam dead and protest the war. Rev J Michael Allen rector said it was the first toll since the assassination of President.
Roman Catholic bishops of England Wales and Scotland approve an official Holy Week liturgy text to be used until a unified English version is available. Archbishop George Dwyer says the translating committee aims for a modern yet gravely styled English version appropriate to the subject matter.
Dr. Thomas A. Bland Jr a Seminary professor of Christian sociology and ethics will guest speak at Sunday services at First Baptist Church on N Main Street High Point. He has pastored in Kentucky and Chapel Hill and taught at William Jewell College. he has held leadership roles in state and regional Baptist groups and authored works on democracy.
Emerywood Baptist Church starts a week of youth activities with Junior and Senior High Youth taking on officer duties and leading adult counterparts before assuming full roles on July 24. Each evening features Bible study discussion drama workshop and recreation with a day trip to Badin Lake on Saturday ending with youth led worship on July 24.
Four members of the 1966 Scandinavian Caravan visit First Methodist Church in High Point after traveling from Charlotte. Christer Samuelson Hakan Sandstrom Ingegerd Almgren and Maureen Cross will teach in the CIO Class and lead Junior MYF during Christian Adventure Week under the The Church and My Life theme. They arrive tonight and will be officially welcomed at a covered supper tomorrow night followed by a program.
Ralph W Loew argues Pope John XXIII sparked a wave of ecumenical projects led by Paulist Press with a 50 volume series Councilium. Hans Kung edited Do We Know the Others asserting Protestants are brethren and urging depth over sentimentality to truly know Luther Calvin and other movements.
Rev Levi Gholeston announces a five day district convention in Baltimore Maryland August 17 to 21 at Memorial Stadium sponsored by the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society. Attendance is expected to exceed 50 000 with the theme Gods Sons of Liberty and Bible programs designed for times of crisis.
Tomorrow Emmanuel Baptist Church hosts a homecoming with 10 and 11 am services featuring the Gethsemane Quartet of Greensboro and the Melody Trio of Stoneville. A 12:30 pm lunch on Bethel Avenue follows, then a 1:30 pm gospel sing with groups including the Amazing Grace trio and the Revelers Quartet. Rev Odell Hall says the event is open to the public.
Rev C Linwood Cheshire executive secretary of Orange Presbytery will preach at Crestwood Presbyterian Church Greensboro Road Sunday in place of vacationing pastor Rev J William Orders. Cheshire a graduate of Erskine College and Theological Seminary also holds a Th M and previously pastored in Gastonia Burlington and served in the Presbytery of Louisiana before joining Orange Presbytery.
Harvard theologian Dr. Harvey Cox argues the 20th century is an age of no religion at all. He says supernatural myths are broken and man must face the world without religious prejudice, urging Christians to witness beyond traditional church roles and engage in social renewal.
Capital Baptists editor James O. Duncan urges a counter movement to the God Is Dead trend calling for a Devil Is Alive campaign. He argues the devil remains active amid death of God discussions and warns that skeptics have been deceived by the biggest deceiver.
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