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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1974
Page
3
A Syrian army captain Naaman, afflicted with leprosy, is advised by Elisha to bathe seven times in the Jordan. Naaman obeys and is cured. The narrative notes an Israelite maid’s testimony and ends with a teaser of Elisha's enemies being blinded next week.
Church calendar lists Sunday services at New Bethel Baptist led by Sister Bertha Beachum with 11 am worship and 7 pm musical program in observance of Missionary Circles 1 and 2 anniversary. Appreciation for Rev G Ray Coleman at St Stephen AME observed Sunday 5 pm. Revival at Avenue Baptist begins Monday at 7 30 pm led by Rev Charles Stafford. Fifth Sunday sings at Pilot View Baptist 7 30 pm directed by Grady Combs. St Matthew's Holiness Church hosts 3 pm sermon and 8 pm evangelist service. Friendship Baptist Sermon by Rev J A Floyd at 3 pm and music program Reaching People by William J Reynolds at 7 pm. Archdale First Baptist fall revival Oct 5 to 11 nightly 7 30 pm with Rev Paul Forrester. Gospel singing at 2 30 pm Sunday.
A new Washington D C temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints features four soaring spires signaling a broader outreach to visitors. The article discusses Mormon history, internal debates on race and gender, and high Utah divorce rates while noting broader reactions from Christian communities.
AP report sketches religious leaders reactions to Gerald Ford's pardon of Richard Nixon. Theologians argue forgiveness requires acknowledgment of fault, noting Nixon's denial of culpability weakens moral force and damages trust. They distinguish amnesty from forgiveness and warn the move risks trivializing justice.
WALLBURG The Rev Roy Cantrell of Cherokee has been named pastor of Abotts Creek Baptist Church and will assume the pastorate Tuesday. A Chesnee S C native, Cantrell studied at North Greenville College and Furman University and earned a master of divinity from Southeastern Seminary. He previously led Cherokee Baptist Church and directed the Cherokee Child Care Center with the Baptist State Convention and Southern Baptist Home Mission Board. He is married to Linda Messer of Waynesville and they have four children.
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