End to Ecclesiastical Colonialism Foessnubbery Fights
The Right Rev Stephen F Bayne, a 56 year old bishop and overseas church leader designate, criticizes ecclesiastical colonialism and calls for ecumenical unity. He recalls doubling and tripling congregations in Olympia and argues for a broader church role in social issues. He envisions united Christian efforts amid fragmentation and stresses the need for a common plan for addressing racial and inner city problems. The interview notes his career from Amherst to Olympia and his stance on mission work and modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Stephen F. Bayne
Bayne
Protestant Episcopal Church
John Bentley
Arthur Lichtenberger
America
Olympia
Wash
United States
China
New York
Amherst
Wall Street
St Louis
The Christian as a Missionary Sunday School Lesson
This weekly lesson outlines Christ's universal authority following the Resurrection and His command to evangelism. It traces Acts 1 8 and Romans 1 6, highlighting the spread of the gospel from Jerusalem to Samaria and to theUttermost parts of the earth. It notes Philip's Samaritan revival and Paul's arguments that salvation is offered to both Jews and Gentiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey
Galilean
Jesus
Philip
Gaza
Jerusalem
Salvation
Christ
Paul
Rome
Judea
Samaria
Earth
Stephen
Peter
John
Jesus Christ
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Lord
Christa Education
Pecmission, Features Syndicate
Samerle
Thomasville Pastor Wins Nomination In Local Biog Feature
Rev J B Stutts of Mt Zion Pilgrim Church tops a Thomasville biographical nomination to highlight his ministry since 1959. The Deep River Friends meeting notes his Piedmont roots and years of service, including a 130000 sanctuary project and leadership roles in Pilgrim Holiness youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Marks
Thomasville
Detween
Mt. Zion Pilgrim Church
Ameria
Stutts
Chamber of Commerce of Thetendance
Wiestbund Hakan
J. B. Stutts
Rt. 2
Mt. Zion -Pilgrim Church
Deep River Friends
Deepasvillle
River Memorial Assn
Hejheld
Deep River
H. Millard Jones
Piedmont
Harry Bell
Ashe
Pfeiffe
Misenheimer
Eduice
Dorothy Mae Way
Brewera
Pilgrim Church
Asheboro
Pilgrim: Youth
North Carolina
Pilgrim Holiness Church of America
North
South Carolina
Pilgrim Holiness Church of American
Winona Lake
Ind
Mt. Zion
New Jewish Temple Shows Trend To Modern Styling
Edward Kitch reports in Glencoe Illinois on the North Shore Congregation Israel’s new synagogue designed by Mi nor Yamasaki featuring modern architecture. The 42 500 square foot snow white building uses concrete and steel with eight pairs of fan vaults, a two story classroom wing, and ample daylight through amber glass and skylights. The temple seats 300 with a 1900 child enrollment potential, and emphasizes light and nature in worship. Rabbi Edgar E Siskin notes the design breaks from traditional stained glass and emphasizes architecture of light and openness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Kitch Glencoe, Ill
Minor Yamasaki
Detroit
North Shore
Israel
Byzan
Edgar E. Siskin
Reformed Judaism
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Yamasaki
U.S
Glencoe
Rabbi Siskin
Pastors Course of Study School at Duke May Enroll 100
More than 100 ministers and supply pastors from Methodist and other denominations are expected to enroll in the 16th annual Pastors Course of Study School at Duke University this summer. The July 13 to August 7 program offers in service training for nonseminary candidates and others seeking to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Duke University
Duke University Divinity School
Southeastern Jurisdictional Conference
The
Methodist Church
Department of Ministerial Education
W. Arthur Kale
Chris
Tian
Duke
Kale
Duke Station
N. C
Homecoming Ceremonies Planned at Local Churches
Two homecoming services are planned at area churches, Mount Calvary Baptist holds its program tomorrow with a 12 30 lunch. Rev Charlie Monk Jr of Brentwood Baptist will speak. Mount Vernon Methodist in Randolph County hosts homecoming June 28 at 11 am with lunch at noon.
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Mount
Calvary Baptist Church
Charlie Monk Jr
Brentwood Baptist Church
Mount Vernon Methodist Church
Randolph County
Wrong motive involves defeat says Mary Baker Eddy
Mary Baker Eddy notes a wrong motive underpins defeat in personal progress and spiritual healing. She argues true action rises from faith and clarity of purpose, not hidden agendas, urging readers to align thoughts with divine guidance for victory.
Young Adult Officers Named in Western NC Methodist Assembly
Bobby M. Rudisill of Catawba elected president of the Young Adult Council of the Western North Carolina Methodist Conference at the June 12-14 assembly in Lake Junaluska. Over 100 attendees heard training in young adult work. other officers and committee chairs were named, with keynote by Rev. Courtney B. Ross of Elkin and assembly director Rev. Paul Duckwall of Statesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Junaluska
Bobby M. Rudisill
Catawba
Western
Thomas Poole
Woodleaf
William T. Keever
Lincolnton
Luke Livingston
Granite Quarry
Mary Asheley
Arden
Sue Williams
Yale
John N. Kirkpatrick
Charlotte
Lewis Brinton
Mooresville
Jay Brandon
Spencer
Cecil Newton
D. T. Panarese
Choirmaster Receives 90 Days Jail Sentence
Los Angeles AP reports choirmaster Vin cent George Morton aged 30 was sentenced to 90 days in jail as part of three years probation after admitting to punishing a youth with 65 swats. Morton, former Mitchell Boys Choir master, was convicted May 26 of extreme punishment of 11 year old Thomas Smith for lateness to practice. Probation limits include no control of under 18s, presence of another adult, and no directing of any children's activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Vincent George Morton
Morton
Mitchell Boys Choir
Thomas Smith
Garden Grove
Oakview Church to View Slides by Aharon Jackson
Oakview Methodist Church will host a Sunday night service with slides by Aharon Jackson. The presentation, about her United Nations trip in New York, was sponsored by the Western North Carolina Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aharon Jackson
Oakview Methodist Church
United Nations
New York
Mrs Leon Sibley Haire Hustis dies at 116
Mrs Leon Sibley Haire Hustis of Florida died Friday at age 116. She claimed a Richmond birth on April 19, 1848, and said she lived near Gen Robert E. Lee’s family. She described undercover work for Lee during the Civil War era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon S. Haire Hustis
Fla
Leon Sibley Haire
Robert E. Lee
Haire
Richmond
Gen. Lee
Town Country Training Completed for Piedmont Area Girls
Several Piedmont area girls have completed two Town and Country training sessions at Lake Junaluska and will serve as assistants in Methodist churches this summer. Mary Elizabeth Hardin of Asheboro, a Brevard College sophomore, will work at Murphy. Phyllis Reynolds of Hiddenite, a High Point College senior, will serve at Gray's Chapel near Franklinville through July 11 and then at Central Memeds in Asheboro July 11 18. Brenda Tutterow of Statesville works at Lebanon Methodist in High Point and will travel June 28 to Elk Shoals Camp near Jefferson through Aug. Jo Ellen Ausband of Conway South Carolina, a Winthrop College graduate, is in Denton to work until Aug. 1.
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Piedmont Area
Lake Junaluska
Mary Elizabeth Hardin
J. T Hardin
Asheboro
Brevard College
Murphy
Phyllis Reynolds
Hiddenite
High Point College
Gray’s Chapel
Franklinville
Central Memeds
Brenda Tutterow
Statesville
Lebanon’ Methodist Church
High Point
Elk Shoals Camp
Jefferson
Churches Plan Unified Vacation Bible School Programs
Springfield Friends Meeting plans a unified Sunday morning worship closing a two week Vacation Bible School. Fairfield Road Baptist Church hosts June 22 to 26 daily 7 to 9 p.m. with a church picnic Saturday and adult class by Rev. C. S. Sechrest. Forest Hills Presbyterian runs June 22 to 26 from 9 to 1 45 a.m. at Northwood Elementary for kindergartens and primaries, with juniors and pioneers at the church center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Christ
Rev
C. 5. Sechrest
Forest Hills Presbyterian Church
Northwood
Pioneer
Church Center
Congo
Elizabeth Miller
Leonard Street
Life of
First Presbyterian Church
Raymond H. Hay«worth, Jr
J. Ed Pleasants
Francis Bacon Quote About Victory and Self Conquest
A brief quotation attributed to Francis Bacon states that true conquest comes from overcoming oneself after victory. The aphorism frames personal discipline as the higher triumph beyond external success.
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Lambeth Conference of Episcopal Bishops
Anglican Communion
Columbia University
Episcopal Church
Washington
Early Church
Roma
Havelock Ellis
Mary Baker Eddy
Roman Empire
Mary Baker
Oakview Church
Jo Ellen Ausband
Conway
S. C
Winthrop College
Denton
Francis Bacon
Crestwood
Winister
J. W
Clifford Caldwell
Greensboro
ST. Mary's Episcopal Church
North Main Street
West Farris Avenue
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