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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1969

Page

4

Ministers' Leadership Expands BEDC Amid Shift Toward Moderation

George W. Cornell reports the Black Economic Development Conference grows beyond its disruptive beginnings into an organized entity with new officers, staff, and a larger budget. Black clergy influence shapes policy, funding from Episcopalians and the National Council of Churches finances the move, while James Forman remains a controversial figure guiding fundraising.

George W. Cornell New York Calvin B. Marshall Black Economic Development Conference New York State Brooklyn Episcopal Church National Council of Churches James Forman Forman United Black Appeal

Reign of David and Solomon and Jerusalem’s religious rise

The lesson notes how kings shape Israel’s faith, focusing on David’s reign, his repentance after Bathsheba, and Solomon’s succession. It discusses Jerusalem as political capital and religious center, the temple’s construction, and the renewal of devotion under godly leadership amid wars and divine blessing.

Temple Construction and Dedication Through Solomon

The narrative traces David's desire to build a temple for the Ark, the prophet Nathan's approval, and God’s plan that Solomon would build instead. It covers the seven-year construction, the Ark's placement in the Holy of Holies, the temple's dedication with Solomon’s prayer, and fourteen days of rejoicing followed by seven days of Feast of Tabernacles as the people blessed the king and Israel.

David Bath-sheba Solomon Israel Lord God Lebanon Zion Nathan Moses Mathonel Council of Churches of Christ Tabernacles U.B.A Features Syndicate

Circuit Seminar Set for High Point Congregation

The High Point congregation of Jehovahs Witnesses plans a circuit seminar at Carver School in Winston-Salem from October 3 to 5. Presiding overseer Levi A. Gholeston expects all High Point members to attend. The program includes a sermon by district supervisor C. G. Thompson titled True Worship vs. the False.

High Point Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses Carver School Winston-Salem Levi A. Gholeston High Point Unit C. G. Thompson

Evangelist OShields Plans Back-to-School Youth Revival

Dallas evangelist Paul Stephen OShields will preach a back-to-school youth revival at Calvary Assembly of God Church located at 1500 Guyer Street, starting this Sunday. The event aims to energize local youths with religious messages and community involvement.

Paul Stephen O’shields Dallas Calvary Calvary Assembly OF God Guyer Street Jesus Christ Daniel R. Duncan

Gospel Series Is Scheduled By Dr. DeHoff At Church

Dr. George W. DeHoff will lead a Gospel of Christ series at the Church of Christ on Highway 58. Services start Monday at 7 30 p m and run daily through the following Sunday with James Stutts as pastor and Gary Thompson as song director. DeHoff, Tennessee native and educator, graduated from Freed Hardeman and Harding and earned a Ll D from Harding. he became the first president of Magic Valley Christian College in 1957, guiding its rapid early recognition.

George W. DeHoff Church of Christ Highway 58 James Stutts Gary Thompson HeHoff Freed Hardeman College Henderson, Tenn Harding College Searcy Ark George Peabody College Nashville Tenn Harding DeHoff Magic Valley Christian College Albion Idaho

Camparoo Weekend At St Michael Lutheran Church

The congregation of St Michael Lutheran hosts a two day camparoo on N Main Street church grounds with 75 to 100 Luther League members from state churches. Linda Harrell of Atlanta heads a Saturday concert as youth from Emmanuel and New Covenant Lutheran Churches join in. The weekend wraps with a buffet luncheon after Sunday worship.

St. Michael’s Lutheran Church N. Main Street Steven Lorimer Luther League Linda Harrell Atlanta Lorimer Emmanuel New Covenant Lutheran Churches St. Michael Congregation

Lebanon United Methodist plans 104th anniversary service

Lebanon United Methodist Church marks its 104th anniversary with homecoming on Idol Drive. Reverend Worth A. Sweet, now with Hudson United Methodist Charge, delivers the homecoming sermon. Reverend George Bumgarner leads the service with two anthems by the chancel choir, followed by an old fashioned picnic at 12 30 p m and an evening service at 7 p m.

Lebanon United Methodist Church Worth A. Sweet Hudson United Methodist Charge George §. Bumgarner M. Thomas Cousins Greensboro Greensboro; and “My Eternal King Jane M. Marshall Marvin L. Williams

Local church notes mark nine and eighty fourth anniversaries

Local churches observe nine year anniversary at First Baptist Church on E Washington Drive with Rev. Robert Davis of Cape May NJ delivering the address. Rich Fork Baptist Church holds its 84th homecoming with morning and afternoon programs, memorial in cemetery, lunch, and special music. Free Will Baptist hosts Homecoming and a revival through the following Sunday. Various churches in Archdale Thomasville Ashland Street Bible Baptist Trinity and St Matthews Holiness schedule special services, speakers, singing groups, and homecoming sermons across Sunday and week events.

First Baptist Church E. Washington Drive Robert Davis Cape May N.J Thomasville Rich Fork Baptist Church Free Will Baptist High Point Original Free Will Baptist Church Gaines Avenue Ashland ST. Baptist Archdale Ashland Street

Homecoming Set For Tomorrow at Southside Baptist Church

Thomasville church marks homecoming Sunday inviting former members and friends. Rev. Johnnie Wheeles of Hughs Grove Baptist Church will preach morning service. Lunch at 12:30 p m followed by a 1:30 p m singing. Revival held Monday to Saturday with Rev. E B Hyde of Friendship Baptist Church Germanton as evangelist.

Archdale Glenola Baptist Church Rt. 3 High Point Ralph Holcomb Thomasville Southside Baptist Church Johnnie Wheeles Hughs Grove Baptist Church E. B. Hyde Friendship Baptist Church Germanton

Organizat OWN N C Sunday Services Planned

A church group announces a Sunday schedule featuring morning worship Sunday School and a church training session followed by evening worship and a prayer service. An organizational meeting is also set to discuss plans.

J. M. Godwin Own N.C

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