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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1963
Page
2
Ralph W. Loew presents a devotional reflection on gratitude to God sparked by a brief encounter with a young man. The piece explores humility, faith, and daily thankfulness as guiding principles for modern believers.
Archdale Friends Meeting announces its first annual Homecoming Sunday with activities including a 9:00 a.m. Sunday School session, 11:00 a.m. worship, and a 6:30 p.m. program in the assembly room led by Hinshaw from Randolph County, a Baptist group leader, focusing on building homes through practical Christian principles.
Carl C. Craft reports how a Louisville pastor delivers a weekly silent sermon aided by a deaf ministry started by his brother. The program grew with interpreters and hospital outreach, aiming to help nurses understand deaf patients and improve treatment.
Miss Ann Tyler, director of children's work at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church, taught a course in the Columbia Christian Workers' School. The annual school, sponsored by Methodist churches of Greater Columbia, offered leadership courses. Rev. R. Delbert Hyrum to teach Developing Christian Workers in Arlington, Virginia, October 14–18.
The annual fall conference of the Southern Acting Conference of the United Church of Christ of North Carolina will be held Tuesday on the campus of Catawba College in Salisbury. Delegates from each United Church of Christ in the conference will attend with the Minster, the congregation, church men's fellowship, women's guild, church school and youth organizations. Dr Sheldon Mackey of New Stewardship United Church of Christ will represent the denomination and be principal speaker.
The Frontier Kentucky ministers describe the Disciples of Christ as wrestling with internal organization while pursuing ecumenical unity. At the Miami Beach convention about 10,000 delegates consider restructuring to coordinate agencies and enable cooperation, amid merger talks with the United Church of Christ and six‑way talks with Episcopalians, Presbyterians, Methodists, and Evangelical United Brethren.
The Northern District of the North Carolina Synod of the Lutheran Church plans a 10:30 a.m. service led start at Emmanuel Lutheran Church with Rev. Harry D. Hawthorne presiding. Rev. Cartes Rae Emmamiel will deliver the sermon while Rev. Paul L. Morgan serves as liturgist. Dr. Voight R. Cromer will report on the Helsinki convention of the Lutheran World Federation. Closing duties by Rev. Harwood T. Smith Jr. summarize activities for Greensboro area churches.
Oak Hill Friends Meeting marks its 55th anniversary under former pastor Uncle Tommy Anderton with services at 10 45 a m a carry in lunch at noon and invitations extended to former pastors and friends. The meeting has been led by Revs Herbert Reynolds Bertha Smith White Clarence Macon Robert Melvin Reuben J Payne Cora Lee Johnson and J.
Rev. Ralph B. Mattingly will pastor Calvary Church of the Nazarene after seven years at First Church of the Nazarene in Kinston. He led local ministerial groups there and was active in community affairs. Originally from Indiana, he moved his home to the south. The program features a Gospel Sing with Audies Carter and a Gospel Trio. He and Mrs. Mattingly have two teens, Larry and Janice. The Tabernacle is on Main Street with parsonage at 413 Ridgecrest Dr.
Evangelist J Bar hosts a week of services at Rich Fork Baptist Church in Thomasville with Rev J Harvey Clark of High Point as guest preacher nightly Oct 13 20 at 7 p m. More than 500 homes invited with Sunday school aiming 385 attendance and union seeking 100 percent in opening service. Music directed by Mrs Cora Tate, nursery by church helpers, fellowship series continues.
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