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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1965
Page
2
A reflective piece argues modern society must confront its own fears and prejudices. It recalls Den Baillie’s vision of humanity aligned with divine radiance and urges turning toward the light to begin personal and collective conversion. It links this need to a biblical parable about being born again and facing truth.
The lesson analyzes Paul's struggle with the inner clash between law and sin in Romans, detailing the spiritual man versus the fleshly nature. It notes the Christian journey from bondage to sin toward victory in Christ, achieved not by self but through Jesus, with emphasis on grace and spiritual renewal.
A Johannesburg white social circle notes a domestic worker’s nine month stint and jokingly debates the baby’s sex while a prominent cave feature in Virginia tempts visitors. The Luray Caverns boast the Stalacpipe Organ, unique for producing concert quality music from stalactites.
Oren R Mills Sr will be ordained to the ministry at Oak View Baptist Church at 3 p.m. tomorrow He has been called as pastor of Eden Baptist Chapel Dra per N C Mr Mills was licensed to preach by Oak View Baptist Church September 14 1964 He is attending Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest N C He is married to Miss Morell Lawson of Kernersville They have one son Oren R Mills Jr of the home
Nashville Tenn the first Assembly of the National Council of Churches Division of Overseas Ministries draws about 500 delegates from across the nation. Rev Dr David of New York will address the opening session October 3 at Vanderbilt University Chapel. Dr Leslie Cooke of Geneva will speak October 5 at War Memorial Auditorium. The event focuses on the role of laymen and the new structure uniting overseas relief and church outreach programs.
Mount Vernon will host a Youth Week starting Sunday at 6 p.m. in the Mount Vernon Hut. The program, under the church charge, features group singing devotions classes and refreshments. Activities run through Friday with classes for all ages.
High Point youths organized a summer mission project in Whitesburg and Isom Kentucky after a World Mission Conference. They will fund the trip themselves, host Bible school for local children, build a porch and stairs, and conduct study sessions with Kentucky peers under adult church leaders and a seminarian. The plan includes visiting homes, teaching kindergarten, painting church spaces, and evenings of recreation and learning.
Liverpool hopes Pope Paul VI will visit England in May 1987 for the dedication of its new Cathedral of Christ the King, a $7 million circular edifice designed by Frederick Gibberd. The project, begun in 1853 and resumed after WWII, aims to seat 2,000 worshippers within 60 feet of the sanctuary with a 66-foot lantern and 70 tons of stained glass panels imported from France and Germany.
In the pastor's absence Rev J Harvey Clark the Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church hosts Lloyd Moore as guest speaker for the 11 am service. Moore recently returned from a Piedmont Bible College tour with school quartets through southern states and will share tour experiences along with the sermon. An 8 pm concert led by Pat L Taylor features solos duets trios and choir under the theme Anchored. The public is invited to attend the Sunday services at 2401 Edgewood Ave.
Emmanuel Baptist Church on Bethel Avenue will observe Homecoming Day Sunday with a 1:30 p m gospel singing by the Commanders Quartet from Greensboro and the Old Fashioned Choir of Stanleyville N C After the morning worship service a church ground lunch is planned at 12:30 p m The church is led by its pastor.
The Carolinians Quartet of Asheboro will sing at Calvary Temple Baptist Church in Thomasville during morning and evening services. The church at Blair and Conrad Streets holds 11 am and 7 30 pm services, with Rev. D W Long as pastor.
Oak View Methodist Church schedules its 29th homecoming on August 1 with all committees named and preparations underway. Harold Billings is general chairman. A dinner will be served on church grounds after the morning service.
White Rose Chapter No. 157 Order of Eastern Star plans an old time service at St Mark Church on EB Washington Drive Sunday at 3 p.m. Rev. G. W. Roland of Winston-Salem will be the speaker. The public is invited to attend.
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