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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1955
Page
2
Local churches publish a detailed week of services and programs. Main Street Methodist and Wesley Memorial Methodist outline Sunday worships, church schools, youth choirs, and midweek prayer meetings. Program notes include circles, lunch meetings, choir rehearsals, and guest speakers from nearby colleges and churches.
The fragmentary text lists scripture passages and multiple church events. Oak Hill Friends and Highland Methodist share service times, study topics, and midweek activities.
The Presbyterian School schedules an evening worship at 6 pm led by W Clark Porter II with preaching and hymn singing. M Baker promotes an evangelistic service series noted in the program.
The Sunday timetable lists Church School at 11 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Messages include a 945 pm reference, a 7:30 pm choir rehearsal, Junior Society, Women of fetchien, and adult class meetings. Midweek activities include Wednesday 7:00 pm classes and Thursday choir, with a Youth Service and fellowship planned.
A sermon titled Giving Life to the Great Commission was delivered in worship in Illinois, led by Christine. The brief outlines themes of missionary effort and spiritual outreach as part of the service.
Sunday service times and a sequence of evangelistic meetings are listed. Evangelist Hargis from McAlester Oklahoma will preach nightly at 7 30 with youth and evening services at the local church during Pentecost.
An 11 a.m. worship service announces a sermon titled Troubled Hearts No. 3. Evening worship is listed, though details are incomplete.
A Sunday sermon contrasts a brief lesson with last week’s crowded teaching and offers practical Christian living guidance. It highlights rewards for good conduct, loving enemies, turning the other cheek, and doing unto others as you would have them do to you, urging children and parents to imitate Jesus’ teachings.
A reflective piece on choosing compassion over exclusion, recalling a sick child’s isolation and the parable of the house built on sand versus rock. It urges forgiveness and self-examination in line with Luke 6 31.
A clipped church page shows multiple services and activities at Cloverdale churches. It lists morning and evening worship times, Sunday School, training unions, prayer services, choir practices, youth and scout meetings, and various class offerings with locations and times. Names and exact times are partially garbled.
Archdale Church announces revival services led by Willian M. Baker Randolph Presbyterian Church Archdale with assistant pastor W Clark Porter III. Services begin at 7 30 each evening through the period. Also a cookout for Royal Ambassadors will be held at City Lake.
Evening service at 7 30 p m and morning worship at 9 a m are listed with a Holy Land Col description and a Wednesday prayer service at 7 30 p m accompanying the community schedule.
Springfield Friends church lists Sunday School at 9 30 am and Worship at 11 am with a morning service continuing the day. The notice emphasizes regular worship hours and community gathering.
Sunday 945 am Sunday School 11 am 6 pm Youth service 7 pm Mid week service Wednesday 7 pm.
The production Sunday Now Complete and is described as a drama of Protestantism praised worldwide for its spiritual themes and compelling staging.
The Rev. Clege Avett will begin revival services at Mitchells Grove Church Methodist on Sunday November 13. The Shiloh Methodist Church pastor from Lex will lead the services with Anna Jean Witcher as organist and the Winden choir assisting.
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