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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1970
Page
6
Sunday School lesson outlines Jesus farewell in the upper room after Passover. It covers His deity, the Father’s house, and the final revelation of the Father. The Spirit will teach, recall, and interpret Jesus words, ensuring faithful transmission to the world. Jesus promises peace beyond worldly measures.
The passage centers on John 14 26 where Jesus promises the Father will send the Comforter the Holy Spirit to teach and remind the disciples of His words. It notes the Spirit's abiding presence guiding thinking and teaching, the disciples’ grief, and the future union with the Father and Son through divine peace and forgiveness.
The First Baptist Church youth group on North Main Street schedules a Youth Revival March 15 to 18 for all local youth. Services start 5 p.m. Sunday and 7 p.m. Monday to Wednesday, with Rev. Robert Gray of Grace Baptist Church in Durham as visiting minister. A covered dish supper at 6 p.m. Monday and Tuesday precedes worship, and family night supper at 6 p.m. Wednesday. Special music will be provided each evening.
The Rev. W. E. Garrison, pastor of the West End Mission Green Street Baptist Church, resigns effective March 31 to move to Greensboro and join Hope Harbor Inc as Bible teacher and counselor. He begins April 1 after seven years at the Mission.
Baritone Alfred Bush, a trained concert monologist, will present a Sunday 6:30 PM program at First Baptist Church Washington Drive. He studied at the Harlem Conservatory NYU and Carnegie Hall with Edna Farrington Smith and others and has been praised for intertwining song with dramatic reading. Archbishop Lawrence Francois Pierre will accompany Bush.
Trindale Baptist Church opens a week of revival Monday at 7 30 p m with evangelist Rev J J Thornburg and music directed by Dave Raynor. Trinity Baptist observes Youth Sunday with Rev Steve McGlamery preaching at 11 a m and Youth Week leaders guiding Sunday school at 9 45 a m.
The term Gemini comes from Greek mythology signifying the twins Castor and Pollux. It was used for the two brothers and later for the constellation placed in the heavens.
The Rev. Kenneth Brown of First United Methodist Church Asheboro will preach at Oakview United Methodist Church Sunday at 7 p m for Youth Night. He is son of Coy L Brown and brother of Coy Lee Brown Jr and is married to Vickie Loftin. Brown is a High Point College graduate and youth-focused minister.
A time and motion studies course will start at Davidson County Community College at 7 p.m. Monday. It covers six major emphases from basics to data summarization with no tuition and certificates for 75 percent attendance.
A brief editorial argues for Bible based unity over church mergers. It cautions against compromising belief for ecumenical union and cites Acts and Paul to value uncompromising truth aligned with scripture. It urges believers to pursue Bible unity rather than organizational consolidation.
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