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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1969
Page
11
A revival series will begin Sunday night at College Village United Methodist Church and continue through Thursday. Services start at 7 30 p m with Rev D G Bridger of Jamestown United Methodist Church as preacher. Rev Edwin G Needham says special music and nursery facilities will be provided.
Vance H. Chavis of Greensboro will be guest speaker at the 11 a m Lay men’s Sunday services at St. Paul United Presbyterian Church on Fourth Street. An elder at St. James United Presbyterian in Greensboro he also serves on the Greensboro City Council and sits on the Johnson C. Smith University board of trustees. He holds a master’s from North Carolina College and previously was a public school principal before retiring this year.
THOMASVILLE The Rev John D Schofield pastor of Palm Street United Church of Christ Greensboro will conduct revival services at Zion United Church of Christ starting Sunday night through Friday at 730 pm daily Special music will be presented led by Kirby Johnson and Mrs Novella Saie choir co directors The Rev Schofield is new NC pastor with past service in Indiana Virginia Alabama and is a World War II naval veteran and Naval Reserve chaplain
Don M. Leonard of Asheboro will preach at Emanuel United Church of Christ Sunday evening at 7 50. This second in October’s Sunday night revival series features Rev Mr Leonard a Lexington native and pastor of Asheboro’s First United Church. He is a Catawba College and Lancaster Theological Seminary graduate.
Bethlehem Baptist Church on Mangum Street will host homecoming Sunday with Rev. J. W. Reed preaching at 11 a.m. The Brown New Calvary Baptist Church will join at 3 p.m. with Rev. J. W. Flake from Thomasville preaching. A dinner follows. Fall revival starts Monday at 7:30 p.m. led by Rev. C. T. Miller of Maiden First Baptist. Youth night Wednesday features the church’s young people.
A dedication ceremony for the Mount Vernon Baptist Church at 716 Leonard Ave is set for Sunday. A processional will start at 10 30 from the old Hoover and Beamon streets church and move to the new site led by Rev F C Bass. The Redevelopment Commission bought the old church and parsonage and assembled land for the new church as part of urban renewal efforts.
Baptists of the Central Association plan an M Night service at First Baptist Church starting at 7:50 p.m. Rev. W. T. Hendrix of North West Baptist Church in Winston-Salem will speak. Nursery facilities will be provided and a full program is planned.
Layman’s Sunday will be observed at First Presbyterian Church with four church leaders participating in the 11 o’clock morning worship. Assisting Pastor Dr. W. Kirk Allen Jr. are Mrs. Elliott Hester David Tillson Richard Meisky and James R. Spencer in an interdenominational day emphasizing the laity’s role in worship and church work.
The Rev. Robert Greene former Parkwood Baptist Church pastor in Deep River will be appointed to the Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention in Richmond Virginia. The ceremony is set for Tuesday at 730 p m in First Baptist Church chapel. Greene a Browning Rock native graduate of Wake Forest University and Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary served Parkwood Baptist Church before going to Germany for three years returning last summer now assigned as a foreign missionary to Taiwan Formosa He and his wife will attend 16 weeks of missionary orientation at Callaway Gardens Georgia before departing for Taiwan next spring.
A two night workshop for the Liberty Baptist Associational Brotherhood will be held at Rich Fork Baptist Church in Thomasville on Monday and Tuesday from 7 to 9 p m. Five conferences will cover pastors church staffs Brotherhood directors Baptist Men's officials and leaders. Participants include Melvin Anderson Green Street Baptist High Point Larry McClure Centerview Baptist Kannapolis Luther Osment Brotherhood Dept Raleigh Lawrence Childs Winston Salem and Melvin Greens Rich Fork pastor. The meetings are open to all men of the associational churches.
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