Deputation Team Opens Youth Week At First Presbyterian
A Union Theological Seminary deputation from Richmond Virginia will open Youth Week at First Presbyterian Church High Point. Ministers in training Eric Renne Robert Button and Jerry Vincannon plan Sunday school classes road discussion at 4 p.m. and a vesper service Sunday night. They will be introduced at a reception at 994 Nottingham.
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Faye Marks
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
First Presbyterian Church
High Point
Eric Renne
Ltd
Robert Button
Chester
Jerry Vincannon
Troy
N.C
Boggess
Nottingam
Alan Nealeans
Fellowship Hall
Ray H. Hayworth
Rejected Lord Jesus Theme in Wicked Husbandmen Parable
The passage reflects a tragedy of Jewish rejection of Christ as the Messiah. Jesus speaks of servants invited to the feast who are denied, signaling resistance to God's message and failure to acknowledge the rightful heir.
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Jesus
Christ
Jesus Questions Authority and Messiah’s Lordship
A religious discussion centers on Jesus cleansing the Temple and teaching with authority. He challenges Jewish leaders by asking who the Messiah is to them and how David could call him Lord, revealing the dual identity as both Son of David and Son of God. The leaders withdraw unable to answer.
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Temple
John
Christ
Jesus
David
Messiah
Lord
God
Veatures Syndicate
Revival Services Planned at First Church N. A. Church
A revival will be held at First Church on North Avenue with a prayer service led by the pastor. Cottage prayer meetings are scheduled for March 0 and April 1. The Sunday School plans a day of prayer from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. A Sunday School at Night service is set for the week of the revival at 7 p.m.
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First Church
N. Aa
Meee
Tom A.m
M. Bing
Preparations for Revival Under Way at Rich Fork Baptists
Rich Fork Baptists near Thomasville prepare for spring revival March 28 to April 2 with Rev. Donald Berg of Sixteenth Street Baptist Church Greensboro as evangelist. Preparations begin Sunday at 2 30 p m with Sunday school leaders and teachers meeting to outline their plans.
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Thomasville
Rich Fork
Donald Berg
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
Greensboro
Deep River Friends Host Talks by Greensboro and Springfield Leaders
Deep River Friends host the third School of Missions session Sunday at 6 30 p m with Mrs Marietta Forlaw of Greensboro and Miss Laura Davis of Springfield Friends Meeting High Point leading. Forlaw will share Jordan RamAllah experiences and教育 work. Davis will show souvenirs and tell Holy Land stories. A final session on Africa with Sierra Leone Ghana and Nigeria leaders is planned for March 21. A carry in lunch follows worship.
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Marietta Forlaw
Greensboro
Laura Davis
Springfield Friends Meeting
High Point
School of Missions
Deep River
Forlaw
Jordan
Friends
RamAllah
First Friends Meeting
Friends Girls’ School
Ram Allah
Africa
Sierra Leone
Ghana
Nigeria
John M. Pipkin
Milner
New York
William Davis
Nahunta Friends Meeting
North Carolina
Services Set At Church For Women's Week
A church service schedule notes Women's Week with a Sunday 11 a.m. gathering at Central Christian Church corner Locke Street and Ferndale Drive. The featured subject is Woman and Her Mission conducted by a guest speaker from the High Point Business and Professional Women's Club.
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High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Central Christian Church
Locke Street
Ferndale Drive
School of Missions
N. M. Harrison
Missionary Convention Set at Central Alliance Church
The 31st Annual Missionary Convention at Central Alliance Church, 225 S Elm St, runs Sunday through March 21 with services at 11 am and 7 pm and weekday evenings. Featured speakers include Rev Anthony Boolback in Hong Kong Chinese missions, Rev Arthur L Hammond to Cambodia, and Mrs Lacy Lee Carner to India since 1934.
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Central Alliance Church
S. Elm St
SEEK A CITY SAINTS IMAGE AS CHRISTIANS STRIVE FOR HONEST WITNESS
In this reflection by David Head a Christian recalls the temptation to hide behind a religious mask to boost a saintly image. The piece explores how believers want others to see them truly as they are and the struggle to avoid performative piety.
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David Head Assa
Prayer for Today
Prayer fragment shows a devotional note asking Almighty and merciful Father for guidance. The text emphasizes daily prayer and a collective call for spiritual aid.
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Merciful
Father
Methodist Men Plan For Meet
Rev. Jack Waldrep will speak to the Methodist Men of the High Point area on Thursday at 6 30 p m at the Masonic Temple. Waldrep, a Methodist minister from Horse Shoe North Carolina in the Asheville District, was born on a farm in Monroe County Georgia. He studied in Monroe County public schools and attended Young Harris College and Emory University. He did graduate work at the University of Wisconsin and taught at Emory University Atlanta University of Denver and the University of Wisconsin. He has served pastorates at Dillard Mountain charge Albany Wisconsin and Horse Shoe. Van McSwain says a capacity crowd of about 300 is expected and tickets are sold through club presidents lay leaders and Wright-Womble-Pitts.
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Jack Waldrep
High Point
Masonic ‘Temple
Waldrep
Horse Shoe
N. C
Asheville
Monroe County
Monroe Couty
Young Harris
Emory University
University of Wisconsin
Atlanta
University of Denver
Colorado
Dillard Mountain Charge
Albany
Wis
van McSwain
Area Methodist Men’s Fellowship Club
Eea McSwainers
Wright-Womble-Pitts
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Arthur Hammond
Mrs. Lacy Carner
Kierkegaard
Assembly OF God Church
Guyer Street
H. Stuart Ross
Disciples OF Christ
Ferndale and
Locke Streets
Crestwood
Greensboro Rd
J. W
Alfred J. Buescher
Jerusalem
Peter
Green Street
Baptist Church
E. W. Price
Th.d
DR. Price
Fmerywood
Corner
Westchester & Country Club Drive DR
W. E. Spears JR
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