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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1970
Page
6
R H Ramsey expounds Romans 12 1 2 and 9 18 urging Christians to offer their bodies as living sacrifices and to embody the fruits of the Spirit. The text stresses humility harmony with others and avoiding strife while upholding truth and peace.
The text quotes Romans 12:21 on overcoming evil with good and urges Christians to bless persecutors. It discusses loving enemies, leaving judgment to God, and submitting to government while obeying conscience, noting peaceable ties between faith and civic duty.
The Rev Roy Flindall of St George's Norwich appoints Michael Havard a 30 year old Royal Air Force corporal as part-time verger. Havard wears a cassock and participates in church duties while stating he cannot believe in God. The rector calls Havard the ideal man for the role and hopes the move bridges a cultural division.
Mount Calvary Baptist Church on Kearns Street marks its 25th anniversary with an 11 a.m. service featuring Dr. Barney R. Freasier Sr. and a dedication of a new nursery and Sunday school rooms. An open house runs 2 to 4 p.m. with refreshments, followed by a 7:30 p.m. Vacation Bible School commencement.
Revival meetings led by Rev Zeno Gross begin Sunday at Springfield Baptist Church on Baker Road and run through Saturday with 7 30 p m nightly. The evangelist pastors Woodland Baptist Church Winston Salem and a public, music filled program is planned each night.
Ground breaking for the Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Church at Westchester Drive and Coventry Road is set for Sunday at 11 30 a.m. The Rev. Donald A. Dawalt leads ceremony with S E Trogdon and Sons of Asheboro as contractor. Construction costs are estimated at 306000 dollars and the new edifice will include a 400 seat sanctuary a 100 seat chapel and additional facilities.
The Springfield Baptist Church on Baker Road is debt free after a note burning ceremony for $50,000. Participants included Rev. L. J. Mabe the pastor and trustees Arnold Flowe chairman J C Hughes Donald Johnson Clyde Kirkman and Curtis Madden.
The piece discusses Vice President Spiro Agnew’s critique of the National Council of Churches and its implications for Protestant and Catholic denominations. It notes reactions from Episcopal and Catholic leaders about social justice, moral responsibility, and the church’s role in public life, including amid talks on China and diplomacy.
Newspaper cuttings about the American moonshot were buried with parish records and coins in the foundation of St. Joseph the Worker church in Hutton England. Bishop Bernard Wall of Brentwood blessed and laid the foundation.
A Church of Christ statement argues that Jesus holds all authority in heaven and earth and questions the legitimacy of denominational councils. It cites scriptures to insist the Bible alone guides religion while noting councils began in 325 AD with the Nicene Creed.
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