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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1967
Page
2
In Amos indicates true worship hinges on heart faithfulness not ritual. The prophet foresees judgment through disasters, eclipse, and mourning as people cling to rites while oppression and moral decay persist. God seeks justice and obedience, not surplus sacrifices.
W. T. Thompson Sunday school superintendent Mount Zion Pilgrim Church and Pastor Rev J. B. Stutts travel to Minneapolis Minnesota for the National Sunday School Convention. Thompson received an airline ticket as a gift from the church Advisory Board to represent the church at the event. Nir Siti is noted as representing the N C Conference of the Pilgrim Holiness Church as district Sunday school promotional secretary.
The Leba non Methodist Church chancel choir directed by Marvin Williams plans a 5 pm vesper concert of sacred choral music at the Methodist Home in Charlotte tomorrow. Lebanon congregation will travel to attend this memorial for Rev. J. L. Bum garner, late resident of the home. Meditation will be given by Rev. J. R. Duncan, associate pastor of Lebanon.
The Caroli nian s Quartet of Asheboro will perform in tomorrow evenings worship at Abbotts Creek Baptist Church near Wallburg Davidson County. Rev Joe D Coltrane says the service is open to the public.
The Rev Steven P Lorimer newly called pastor will conduct his first service on Reformation Sunday Oct 29 at 11 am at Saint Michael’s Lutheran Church He and his wife and 16 month old daughter moved from Syosset NY where he was assistant pastor under his father He is a Bethany College graduate and studied at the Lutheran School of Theology in Rock Island Il and Gettysburg Pa
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The 450th anniversary marks LCUSA’s first joint effort under the Lutheran Council in America with the theme Life New Life. October focal point includes Reformation Sunday and a 3 p.m. community coffee hour as Lutherans invite the public to celebrate and reflect on Luther’s Ninety-five Theses and the push for church renewal.
Lutheran churches in High Point are invited by the Forsyth Council to observe the 450th Reformation tomorrow at 4 p m in the Ralph P Hanes Auditorium Salem College. Churches include Grace Emmanuel St Luke and St Michael, all tied to LCMS and LCA. Dr William H Kohn of the Synod will deliver the principal address, a former Southeastern District president based in Washington DC.
Protestant Sunday services will be held tomorrow at First Church of God for the 450th anniversary of the Reformation. Pastor William Livingston will preach Why I am a Protestant at the 10 45 a m service which will include a screening of Cradle of the Future. The observance coincides with the 50th anniversary of the Church of God's main College and Seminary in Anderson Indiana and with the return to Eastern Standard Time Sunday night services start at 6 p m.
Judson H. Shawver, minister and circuit director, will wrap a weeklong stay with the High Point North Unit Congregation, Jehovah's Witnesses. He announced a three day Winston-Salem seminar starting Nov 24 and will give a public talk tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Kingdom Hall on Guyer Street titled Finding Courage in a World Full of Fear.
Revival services continue at Brentwood Baptist Church with Rev. Dale Lottis preaching at 11 a m. The Brentwood Church Choir appears on TV Pulpit with pastor Rev. J Charlie Monk Jr. on Channel 8 WGHP at 9 a m.
GLADE VALLEY The Rev Milton M Foust was examined and installed as a church extension worker in Orange Presbytery during a meeting here He moves from Concord Presbytery where he pastored Bethpage Presbyterian Church Kannapolis Attending the Orange Presbytery session were Mrs Charles Hodgin Mrs Douglas Nor wood Mrs Fred Logan James Howell David Fleming John Bennett and Mrs Foust.
The Rev Roy Wells of Burlington will speak at the 11:00 a m worship service at Trindale Baptist Church on Hills ville Road Archdale. A gospel music program follows at 7 30 p m featuring the Melody Makers Quartet of Lexington. Both services are open to the public.
A dedication service for the Foursquare parsonage at 216 Welch Dr will follow Sunday worship. Dr A B Teffeteller district supervisor of the Southeastern area will officiate and also speak at the 11 am service with Rev Curtis A Cauble the local pastor presenting.
Crestwood Presbyterian Church will host its annual stewardship program with lay leaders guiding the effort. Tommie Hilliard chairs the Every Member Canvass Committee while James Hawkins and Milton Lindberg will speak on October 29 and November 12, designated Dedication Sunday, with a 24 hour prayer vigil starting at 6 a.m. on November 9.
The Mills Home Tour Choir and Mills Home Handbell Choir directed by K R Little will present a 7 30 p m night singing at Con rad Memorial Baptist Church tomorrow open to the public. Revival services begin Nov 1 at Free Pilgrim Church near Thomasville with Rev or Webb preaching and singing.
Youth Week activities at N Main Street Baptist Church include a sandwich supper at 5 45 p m and a youth message by Rev Ben Fisher at 6 15 p m tomorrow The schedule for Saturday Nov 4 lists visitations a 6 p m supper and a 7 30 p m evangelistic service led by Rev Jimmy Hinson who will also speak at the 11 a m and 7 30 p m services on Sunday Nov 5 The youth department will teach in Sunday school departments on Sunday Nov 5
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