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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1966
Page
2
Fragmentary religious meditation urges Twentieth Century readers to reassess violence versus peace. It contrasts the sharp spear of aggression with a cross that reaches out, calling humanity to justice and righteousness in a time of testing.
The Carolinians Quartet of Asheboro will sing tomorrow during the 11 a.m. service at Emmanuel Baptist Church on Bethel Avenue. The message centers on faith, prayer for enemies, and the cross, urging believers to seek unity within a family at the cross.
Reavis Memorial Baptist Church marks its 14th anniversary observed tomorrow by Rev. Clyde H. Tucker. Organized as a Green Street Baptist mission on December 14, 1950, it was constituted March 2, 1952 with 20 charter members in honor of Dr. J. B. Reavis, then pastor at Green Street. Over 14 years 43 baptized and 178 joined by transfer. current membership 171. Four major building programs included a log recreation building, a two story classroom and auditorium, a brick pastorium, and a large auditorium added in September 1957 with about 440 seats and extra Sunday school space.
At Tennessee Wesleyan College in Athens a chapel service used dim lights and curtains to present the question God is dead. Chaplain Doug Lewis told about 400 students the event tests how a community's faith shapes its liturgy amid mixed reactions.
R H Ramsey outlines that true communion with God begins when sin is forgiven and man is reconciled. Through prayer and continual communion in Jesus name, believers find guidance, peace, comfort, and strength, with God answering prayers in His will for others as well as themselves.
The text cites John 15:4 and the Sermon on the Mount as a pattern for prayer and communion with Christ. It notes Jesus’ promise of the Comforter, the Holy Spirit, who will dwell with and within believers, as the greatest gift from the Father and frames the Christian fellowship as a family of God’s children beyond color or creed.
Dr. C B Rozzelle a retired minister from Winston-Salem and former High Point College professor will conduct a series of classes at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church in Thomasville starting tomorrow night. The course titled Teachings of Jesus will be taught nightly by Rozzelle with Rev. R J Starling noting the church schedule.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered phrases about days of week and a religious figure. The readable bits mention reverend and deacon terms, suggesting a church notice or memorial card fragment. No clear names, places, or concrete events are present to identify a full item.
Rev James W Brown formerly of Ladson United Presbyterian Columbia S C has accepted a call as pastor of Saint Paul United Presbyterian High Point He was born Edisto Island S C and educated in Larimer High School Johnson C Smith University Seminary He served as mobile minister in Spartanburg and other churches before a 20 year tenure and is married to Katherine Hope with four children
Evangelistic singer Sam Allred will perform three programs at Mt Zion Pilgrim Holiness Church on Rt 2 Thomasville. Pastor Rev J B Stutts says Allred will sing at the 10 and 11 am services and give a concert at 7 30 pm. Alfred of Greensboro is a full time evangelistic worker.
The First Baptist Church at High Point observes the Week of Prayer for Home Missions with daily partner events. Prayer periods will be held in members' homes Monday through Thursday, a Wednesday meeting features guest speaker Mrs. Harry Wood Jr. of Leakaville, who discusses Home Missions and her Hawaii service. The sanctuary is open Friday from 10 to 11 am and Home Mission Day closes the observance on March 13 in Sunday School.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Main Street Spring Hill and Oakview Methodist Churches announce joint meetings on March 6 and March 13 at Oakview Methodist Church. Mrs Harry Hendrick will discuss “Riseton, The Christian's Calling.”
Spring Hill Methodist Church will sponsor a church supper featuring chicken pie at the church hall. Proceeds go to church programs and community outreach.
The scripture of Buddhists is the Tripitaka or Three Baskets of the Law. These texts are among the earliest and most authoritative accounts of Buddha's teachings.
Dr. Sam Smith a missionary with 21 years in Liberia will speak tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. His subject is The Place Of The Christian Church in The Emerging Nations of Africa. Smith led the College of West Africa and Stokes Bible School and held roles at First Methodist Church and the Liberia Methodist Mission. He studied at Ohio Wesleyan Yale and Northwestern with African studies at Hartford University. He also served as educational director for Fire Stone Plantation Company of Liberia, a major agricultural project.
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church plans Reach New Heights For Christ for March focusing on Sunday school. Gene Saunders aims for 300 in average attendance. Rev. J Harvey Clark invites all to join with age group classes and a strong teaching staff. Week of prayer for home missions March 6 to 13 includes Annie Armstrong Offering. Women’s Missionary Society sponsors special prayer services and home missions programs with Rev. Floyd Rhyne as guest speaker on Wednesday night.
Piedmont Holiness Association convenes at First Wesleyan Methodist on Hinkle Street with Dr Kenneth Geiger as speaker. The United Missionary Church leader and former National Holiness Association president leads daily services 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Monday through Friday with a youth rally Saturday and a final rally Sunday March 13 focusing on Wesleyanic Doctrine of Holiness.
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