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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1966
Page
2
Framingham Mass AP novelist Noah Gordon, author of The Rabbi, argues a new era has begun for American Jews as they blend into suburban, mixed religious neighborhoods. He notes more Jewish writers and a shift from ghetto life toward integrated, diverse communities.
High Point Ministerial Alliance releases television radio devotionals with Rev. Dewey Smith Rev. Oscar Burwick and Rev. Charles Huggins on WGHP TV Sunday mornings Rev. Max Rees and Rev. Max G. Reeve lead weekday morning sessions on WMFR and WHPE respectively at 8:50 am and 10 10 15 am including Oak View Baptist Main Street Methodist St. Mark Methodist New Covenant Lutheran and Springfield noted as participating entities.
Beginning Sunday morning through Wednesday a Pre Spring Bible Conference is sponsored by Highland Baptist Highland Methodist Churches and Mount Calvary Baptist Church. Services at Highland Baptist auditorium led by Rev. C R Ritch start at 7 each night with a youth film and feature two teachers W Herbert Brown and John B Marchbanks.
The piece argues that love defines divinity and human action, urging Christians to balance love for God with service to neighbors. It cites Paul’s letter to the Ephesians on honesty, duty, and benevolence, warning that faith without works is vain and humanism without faith is incomplete.
The text reflects on racial prejudice and the duty to avoid lewd media, urging recognition of anger as a god given emotion to combat wrongs. It emphasizes resisting selfish urges and treating others with dignity while warning against letting bias and temptation govern behavior.
Professor James Van Hook will lead Trevecca Nazarene College's 36 voice Men’s Glee Club from Nashville in a concert at First Church of the Nazarene Sunday at 11 am. The program includes varied styles with a cappella piano and brass ensemble, plus soloists Ann Berek and Carla Brand. The tour covers Kentucky Virginia West Virginia North Carolina and Georgia. Van Hook studied at Trevecca and George Peabody College and is a 1959 High Point Central High School graduate.
Rev. Martin L. Yonts of Thomasville, a local high school graduate, becomes assistant to the executive secretary of the Board of American Missions of the Lutheran Church in America. He works from the Chicago office with wife Hazel Collins and their son Martin L. Yonts Jr. He earned a BA from Lenoir Rhyne in 1946 and was ordained in 1948.
Dr. George M. Curry associate publisher of the Nave Area of the Methodist Church will present a program at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Monday at 10 30 am Pastors and officers from High Point Thomasville and Greens hore Districts will hear him He will discuss the church hymnal due for June and urge greater use of Together magazine Later at 1 30 pm the Western North Carolina Conference Board of Publishing will meet with Dr Curry and district directors to review the publishing project begun in 1789 under the Annual Conference Board led by Rev W H Dyar
Crusade will be held at Rankin Memorial Methodist Church the three final Sundays and Wednesdays in March, led by Rev I Pressley Rutledge. Tomorrow speakers include Dr R Herman Nicholson and Mrs W J Kiser. On March 20 Dr Philip L Shore Jr will bring messages at both services.
Seven young people aged 17 to 24 will compete in a speech tournament during the evening worship at First Baptist Church. Winners advance from church to Central Association in High Point on April 1, then through regional and state levels toward a Southwide Tournament at Ridgecrest. Participants include Walter Batista, Herbie Council, Laura Wall, John Young, John Elsberry, David Smith, and Kathy Adams with topics ranging from brotherly love to worship and conformity.
Rev Orlando Miller will headline a five night revival at Foursquare Gospel Church located at Meredith and Franklin Street from March 15 to 20 at 7 30 p m. Pastor Rev Curtis A Cau ble says Miller arrives from San Antonio Texas as guest evangelist.
The piece reflects on Jesus bearing the cross as a harsh, splintered load and urges steadfast faith. It argues that carrying a difficult burden tests honesty, integrity, and daily commitment with God, applicable to personal and societal tensions alike.
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