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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1970
Page
6
Ramsey explores Genesis and Corinthians to affirm humanity as God’s image bearing crown. He notes man’s form differs from the divine spirit and urges compassion, responsibility, and stewardship reflecting created likeness. The piece reflects on God's rest after finishing creation.
The text states that humans are created in God’s likeness and endowed with conscience and free will, distinguishing people as unique individuals. It contrasts Adam’s earthly life with Christ’s life giving nature and the heavenly resurrection body, promising believers bearing the heavenly image in resurrection.
Twenty High Point churches plan five Sunday Night Under the Stars worship services from tomorrow through August at Albion Millis Stadium starting 7 30 p m with rain plans to Green Street Baptist Church A combined choir of over 100 voices directed by Marion Boling will perform Dr E W Price Green Street Baptist pastor delivers the opening address Speakers include Dr James Peters Winston Salem District United Methodist Church Dr Thomas H Shipman University of Tennessee layman and Erv Lewis Johnsonville DC folk artist Additional speakers and details remain to be announced All services open to the public.
Historians note the Tennessee River rapids area known as Muscle Shoals may derive from a shellfish mussel found locally or, alternatively, from the river’s arm shaped bend. The name’s exact source remains debated among scholars.
Thomasville reports Father William Anthony Stahl installed as resident priest at Our Lady of the Highway Catholic Church after ceremonies led by Monsignor Dolan. Stahl, Oblate of St Francis DeSales, has a long career in parishes, education, and chaplaincy across multiple states.
Fairmont Park Baptist Church wraps youth week with Young People taking roles in Sunday school ushering choir and a feature during morning services. A Youth Retreat at City Lake, led by Rev Bency Smith and Mrs Smith, preceded by discussions on drugs with a local police officer. Choir concert by St Mathew CME Church soloists Annette Baldwin Annie Jeffries Zelma Ledbetter Diane Ledbetter. Radio program That They May See airs Sundays 2:30 PM on WGPL. Vacation Bible School runs Monday to Friday 7 9 PM for ages 3 to 19 at Church of God of Prophecy Ward and Ridgecrest Avenues.
The Rev William M Bowers will be installed as pastor of the Presbyterian Church of the Redeemer on Sunday at 7 30 p m in the Tanyard Road church He is a Fairmont W Va native educated at the University of Cincinnati Fairmont State Columbia Theological Seminary and ordained in 1962 His prior posts include Bryan Memorial in Helena Oakdale in Clover and Westminster in Charlotte His wife Hazeleen Preslar resides with him in the church manse on Imperial Drive Orange Presbytery commissioners from Randolph Jamestown Forest Hills Burlington First Presbyterian High Point and others will participate
James E E Brisson of Rockingham will assume the pastorate at The Church of God of Prophecy on N Ward Avenue on Sunday August 2. He and his wife will live in the church parsonage at 209 N Ward with their two children. The former pastor Rev L O Bunce is transferred to Rockingham. Brisson has served as state secretary and state airplane pilot while in High Point and he will become pastor again while Mrs Brisson resumes as state treasurer. He studied at Stedman High School Worth Business College and the Bible Training Institute in Cleveland Tennessee. He is noted as a bishop in the church and has traveled extensively in Europe Africa and the Holy Lands. Mrs Brisson is a native of Rolesville and a Rolesville High School graduate.
The Yadnam Civic Club of High Point will attend the worship service at St. Luke Lutheran Church on Leonard Street this Sunday at 10 a.m.
The film Flip Side plays Sunday at 8 p.m. at the North Main Street Baptist Church as part of the church’s Sunday evening Christian film program aimed at teenagers. The youth choir will provide special music for the evening worship.
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