Directory of area churches and services in High Point
A dense listing of church names pastors addresses and service times across denominations in High Point North Carolina including Seventh Day Adventist Baptist Catholic Lutheran Methodist and more. The piece also notes upcoming services and events at several congregations such as Saint Marys Episcopal First Baptist Green Street Baptist Emmanuel Lutheran and others with specific hours and locations.
Church Weekly Schedule Highlights and Services
Sermon subject Your Major Problem at 5 30 p m Vesper service The Indispensable Christ followed by youth fellowship snack supper and evening programs Monday 10 a m 2 30 p m Mission study These Rights We Hold sponsored by women's society 7 30 p m Board reports meeting on every member canvass Tuesday 3 30 p m Rehearsal of celestial and carillon choirs 8 10 p m Reception for Rev and Mrs Miller inviting all church members Wednesday 4 05 p m Cecelian choir rehearsal 7 30 p m Fellowship hour 8 p m Chapel choir rehearsal Thursday 7 30 p m Chancel choir rehearsal
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Christ
Woman's Society
Miller
Cecelian
Nazarene preacher to speak at two city churches
Rev. Henry Poteet a furloughed missionary from Africa will lecture at the First Church of the Nazarene at 7 30 p m Sunday and at Calvary Church of the Nazarene at 7 30 p m Monday in city visits.
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Church OF the Nazarene
Henry Poteet
Africa
First Church of the Nazarene
Calvary Church of the Nazarene
Sunday reach at First Presbyterian church schedule
The First Presbyterian Church announces Sunday activities including church school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 with a sermon What is the Matter With You The Pioneer and Senior High Fellowships meet at 5 and supper at 6 Monday circles of Women of the Church meet Wednesday prayer service at 7 30 p m Morning Prayer from 9 to 10 a m appears on the mid week schedule
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Workers’ Council
Dovie Hayworth
Ruth Day
Guilford Coll
First Baptist
Alda Grayson
Hawaii
First Presbyterian
Randolph and Crestwood Church Schedule and Events
Services at Randolph and Crestwood Churches include 9 45 a m church school 11 00 morning worship with a talk on On Having A Purpose In Life 7 30 evening worship 5 00 vesper by the Woman s Society and Guild with a human rights film Dr Goodson and Dr S C Deskins lead talks on freedom and sources of our liberty Cub Scouts meet Tuesday 7 30 p m Spiritual Life Fellowship Wednesday session and WMFR chapel hour broadcast at 8 30 p m
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Central Friends
Five Years Meeting of Friends
Edgedale Drive
Guilford College
Randolph and Crestwood
Randolph and
Crestwood
Randolph
Woman's Society
The
Guild
iLife Fellowship
WMFR
Doctrine of Atonement Sermon Theme Across Churches
The lesson topic for Christian Science churches centers on the doctrine of atonement. The golden text cites first Corinthians 1 18 about the preaching of the cross as foolishness to those who perish and the power of God to those who are saved.
Lexington Avenue Baptist Morning and Evening Services Schedule
The Lexington Avenue Baptist Church lists Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Morning worship follows with a sermon titled Where There Is Vision. Deacons and former building committee members sit together. Training Union and a class for new church men u at 6:30 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 with a sermon on The Second Coming of Christ. A group photo on the church steps after the morning service.
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Lexington Avenue Baptist
Training Union
Christ
Jesus Calls for Sincerity in Prayer and Practice
Newman Campbell discusses Jesus Sermon on the Mount focusing on sincerity in prayer and almsgiving. He warns against public displays of piety and urges private devotion and humility, noting God sees hidden acts and forgives as needed.
Treasure and Heart Teachings From The Sermon On The Mount
A religious feature cites Matthew 6 21 and related verses on alms prayer fasting and treasure in heaven. It discusses divine reward secrecy in charity prayer and trust in God for daily needs with references to Jesus teachings and Christian education missions.
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Jesus
Matthew
United Nations
Christian Education
USA
Features Syndicate
State Fair closes its most successful run in history
North Carolina State Fair ends its five day run with attendance expected to exceed 500 000. AAA sanctioned races headline events with drivers Duane Carter Tommy Hinnershitz and Paul Russo. Jose Chitwood planned stunt show at 9 30 p m. Crowds 120 000 to 150 000 toured the 228 acre grounds aided by 500 plus buses.
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State Fair
Raleigh
North Carolina
Duane Carter
Tommy Hin
Nershitz
Paul Russo
Jose Chitwood
Oe Fastoutore Commonerentine
W. E. Miller
Washington, D. C
Philippine toy import ban proves ineffective in Manila
Manila reports that the Philippines last year banned foreign toy imports except rubber balls, but toy makers say cheaper, higher quality goods mainly from Japan and the United States flood the market. Local producers urge stricter controls and improvements in domestic quality and fair trade practices.
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Manila
Phili
Japan
United States
North Carolina Art Push Aims at State Gallery Move
Capital Square sponsors led by Robert Lee of Greenville plan to push the General Assembly and Council of State for funds to adapt the old highway building as a temporary gallery and to fund a permanent state art museum. The piece notes NC already bought nearly a million dollars in paintings since 1947 and argues for more public art spending. The report also covers Democratic unity in NC politics, rifts after primaries, and forthcoming Supreme Court swearing in for Judge R Hunt Parker with potential succession moves in the Superior Court.
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Robert Lee
Whic
North Carolina
Pfeiffer
Reidsville
P. W. Glidewell Sr
Willis Smith
Stevenson
William Unstead
Raleigh News and Observer
Democratic Party
Idcal
Supreme Court
R. Hunt Parker
State Board For Elections
Parker
Third Superior Court
W. A. Devin
Stacy
Stimous Valentine
Supreme Art Room
Superior Court
Scott
Bertie
Hertford
Northampton
Halifax
Warren
Vance
Ernest Tyler
Or Nor Scott
W. H. S. Burgwyn
Pomona Woman Reads Bible 72 Times in 48 Years
Pomona California housewife Helen Burlingame has read the Bible 72 times in 48 years of continuous study. She began with a Baptist missionary and reads roughly three to six chapters at a time, usually twice daily, aiming to reach as many readings as her age. She has worn out only three Bibles in decades of devotion.
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Pomona
Calif
Helen Burlingame
Burlingame
Sivas
California
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