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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1969
Page
4
Sunday School lesson by R H Ramsey on Mark ten the meaning of discipleship Jesus engages real life issues with eternal truth testing the rich young ruler to sacrifice wealth for heaven and warning against trusting earthly treasures. The reader learns discipleship requires prioritizing heavenly treasure over worldly holdings.
The lesson from the encounter with the rich young ruler emphasizes that wealth can hinder entering the Kingdom of God. Jesus notes true salvation comes from God’s grace, not self reliance, while stressing that sacrifice and humility are valued, with rewards both in this life and in eternity. The passage reflects on childhood innocence and the need to trust God above riches.
Revival begins Wednesday March 12 at East Green Drive Church of God with nightly 7 30 service through March 23 Guest speaker Rev Ray Whittington of China Grove and pastor Rev Nathaniel Jones promises special singing each night
A lay witness mission is planned at Oakview United Methodist Church with Dr. Edwin Allman of High Point speaking at 11 a.m. tomorrow. The schedule includes a Friday 6 p.m. covered dish supper, Saturday meetings, a 7:30 p.m. family service, Sunday school and morning worship on March 16, followed by a 12:30 p.m. covered dish luncheon.
Evangelist Mamie Smith will preach at Miracle Temple Holy Church on Taylor Avenue Sunday at 3 p.m. Sponsor is Mother Willie Mae Stewart. pastor is Elder James E. Cumpton.
New York AP reports economist Nino Lo Bello argues the Vatican operates as a vast financial empire. He estimates Vatican stock holdings at 5.6 billion dollars, with major interests in Italian firms and assets including Swiss bank accounts and gold. The church nonprofit status and lack of a published budget are highlighted.
A Catholic nun, Sister Jacqueline Grennan, president of Webster College, seeks release from vows to live publicly beyond cloistered life. She criticizes obedience as limiting duty to broader responsibilities and envisions faith active in modern society. She has pushed Peace Corps and urban projects and produced a Webster campus theater. She argues faith can mature in dynamic society beyond church control. The piece foresees new faithful individuals shaping religion in the contemporary world.
The Rev. Robert White, area representative of Underground Evangelism, will speak at Peoples Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. He discusses a movement active in 12 Communist countries, smuggling Bibles into Russia and providing short wave Bible teaching. The visit includes a 30 minute film Christ in Russia Today.
Dr Logan V Cockrum director of the Presbyterian Guidance Center at St Andrews Presbyterian College Laurinburg will address First Presbyterian Church senior high youth tomorrow at 6 15 p m He will outline the Presbyterian Guidance Program for 10th and 11th graders and describe the 12 month reading and counseling period culminating in a visit to the St Andrews campus for testing and counseling
The Carson Stout Homes Mission will lead tomorrow’s morning worship at West End Baptist Mission. Participants include Miss Shirley Gray Miss Faye Caswell Sam McCormick and Tom Allen. Special music directed by Mrs. Martha Holton will be presented.
Dr. Tommie L. Canipe will preach at 10 45 a m service and Mr and Mrs Wendell E Blake of Thomasville will speak and sing at the 6 p m service. Both services are open to the public.
The snow postponed 17th anniversary service will be held tomorrow at Reavis Memorial Baptist Church. Pastor Rev Clyde Tucker says Gardner-Webb College president Dr Eugene Poston will speak at 11 a.m. worship. The anniversary observance is open to the public.
The Liberty Baptist Associational Pastors will meet at Carolina Memorial Baptist Church March 10 to 12 from 10 am to 2 pm daily to prepare for the Baptist Revival Crusade of the Americas. Speakers include Rev. B. E. Morris of Charlotte and Rev. Jack Wilder of Greensboro, directed by Rev. Carl Hemphill.
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