New Hope Baptist Hosts Morning Baptism and Visitors
Services at New Hope Baptist began with an early baptism and strong attendance. Rev. W. L. Brown of Savannah preached on A Mother's Wages. The oldest and youngest mother received chocolates. Sister Moriah Brown received luggage. Visitation and praise filled the day with a large crowd and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope
W. L. Brown
St. Phillips Methodist Church
Savannah
Moriah Brown
J. E. Brown
J. D. Brown
Althea Hill
Pearl Siamon
Bro
Benjamin Brown
Philadelphia
Sis. A. L. Stephens
New Mt Moriah Hosts Mother's Day Service and Visitation
On May 13 Sunday School opened with 107 present under Superintendent Deacon Harper. Rev. Shipp delivered a Mother's Day sermon from Proverbs 23 22. Visitors included Rev Nether from Sylvester GA and several others from Florida and Miami. Two sisters joined the church and a 3 pm musical program was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deacon Harper
Mt Tabor Baptist Rally Weekend and Mother's Day
Mt Tabor church hosts a full day Sunday event to close the States Rally with morning and evening sermons and baptism. A Saturday fish fry in the dining room supports the rally. Commemoration of Mother's Day opens with Sunday School guided by Deacon Sylvester Bruton who will attend the National Sunday School and BTU Congress in Los Angeles in June. Messages feature Rev. Paul Settles of Philadelphia and the pastor, with solos by Jonathan Pinder and Frank Deshazier. Attendance includes visitors Evangelist Ada Williams and Rev H A Garcia, plus local guests and reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Tabor
Sylvia Butler
Malassi Councils
Sylvester Bruton
National
BTU
Los Angeles
Juanita Grant
S. W. Way
Rochelle
Ada Williams
Brooklyn
N. Y
H. A. Garcia
Camden
N. J
Jonathan Pinder
Frank Deshazier
Friendship Baptist Church Mother's Day Services Summary
Friendship Baptist held Sunday School at 9 30 a m and devotional at 11 a m with visiting Rev Paul Ekiano from Turner Chapel AME ColumbusMiss delivering the morning message The 6 p m Mother’s Day program was sweet and the evening devotion uplifting The text was John 15 15 The ushers boards combined with all ladies on duty The No 2 choir sang in the morning No 1 choir in the evening 23 connected members and many visitors reported Rev C J Burney pastor Claudia Wilson reporter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Exkiano
Turner Chapel Ame
Columbus
Miss
All Ladies of the Ushers Boards
No. 2
No. 1
Mt Calvary Baptist Opens Sunday School and Honors Mothers
Mt Calvary Baptist started Sunday School at 9 45 am with the assistant superintendent presiding. Deacon Johnson led the 11 o'clock devotion as the pastor spoke on Keep things from Luke 2 19. A 3 pm Mother's Day program followed plus BTU and a Sunday night sermon by Rev J H Stephen. Ruthie L Mincey, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Mary Ket
BTU
J. H.stephen
Mt. Calvary
E. M. Thomas
Ruthie L. Mincey
Metropolitan A M E Service Promotes Father’s Day Drive
During the General Conference period the church hosts morning worship at 11 a.m led by Rev H M Salmon with Choir No 2. Parishioners are urged to participate in the Father’s Day drive to support a chosen father and bring spiritual nourishment to walkers and members alike.
Antioch Baptist Church Browntown Mother’s Day Service
Antioch Baptist in Brownsville held morning services with Superintendent C S Culber presiding and a 11 am devotion, plus a soul-filled sermon by the pastor. Choir No 1 sang, Mother’s Day celebrations proceeded, and refreshments followed. at 5:30 pm BTA was led by Deacon John Phillips. Two guest ministers from Montgomery, Rev Denton and Elder Forson, delivered a strong evening message. Brownsville choir union met at Antioch next, inviting many choirs. Prayer for the sick and shut-ins urged. reporter Odessa Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Bro
C. S. Culber
John Phillips
L. A. Forson
H. A. Denton
Montgomery
Ala
Denton
Brownsville Choir Union
Antioch
E. D. Richardson
Odessa Williams
Salters Chapel A.M.E. Sunday School Hosts Conference Visit
Salters Chapel A.M.E. in Brown's Lab opened Sunday School at the usual time with large attendance for the General Conference. Presiding Elder Rev. Broadmoore attended, and Superintendent Agnes Davis led the session while the congregation praised the Lord for the new Salters Chapel building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadmoore
Sis
Agnes Davis
Pas
Salters Chapel
Brown
Floss Marshall
J. S. Blake
Baha'i Assembly to Discuss Character at Center
Miss Zilz ha Sawyer, secretary of the James E. Scott Community Association, will discuss character at 7:45 p.m. Sunday. The event at the Baha'i Center, 137 Milth Ave, invites all races and faiths to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Zilz
Ha Sawyer
James E. Scott Community Association
Baha’i Center
Lth
Silvertone Singing Convention 29th Annual Session
Music lovers gather at St James Baptist Church Coconut Grove for the Silvertone Convention’s 29th annual session. Mt Olive No 1 choir opens Thursday, Silvertone Singers and Liberty Choral Friday with Nurse Jackson as speaker, talent night Saturday, Sunday services and a 2 30 pm final chorus by the original Silvertone Chorus of 35 voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doremi
F. Ross
Pastor Watson
Silvertone
Temple Baptist Sunday Services and 24th Anniversary
Temple Baptist marks its 24th anniversary this week with daily services hosted by various auxiliaries. Rev N F Clark and St Matthew's Baptist Church close the program Sunday at 3 30 p.m. A choir contest between St Matthew's No 1 and Temple senior choirs is set for 2 30 p.m. Sunday at Temple. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
N. F. Clark
St. Matthew’s Baptist Church
St. Maththew’s Baptist No. 1
Church of the Incarnation Weekly Services Schedule
The Church of the Incarnation posts a weekly schedule including Church School at 9:30 a.m and Mass with sermon and communion at 11:00 a.m on Sundays. Solemn vespers at 7:45 p.m and Holy Baptism every third Sunday. Wednesday services include Holy Communion and a 8:00 p.m meeting of Laymen with Father Lambert Sands in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Sands
Grace Presbyterian Church Services Schedule
Grace Presbyterian at 6895 N.W. 14th Ave lists Sunday School and worship services. Morning service at 11:00 a.m. Evening worship at 7:30 p.m. Minister Rev. James Culmer. Eddie Edwards serves as clerk. fellowship at 6:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Culmer
Eddie Edwards
Church News and Sunday Service at Thompson Pastorate
The notice lists F L Thompson as pastor at a church near 1263 NW 47th Place. Sunday School is scheduled with a service at 1:00 PM and a gathering after, with an emphasis on community fellowship and church activities at the location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P F L Thompson
Women's Day At Antioch Church in Liberty City
The fifth Annual Women's Day at Antioch Baptist Church Liberty City invites attendance on Sunday May 20. Morning speaker is Elizabeth Pittman principal of Poinciana Park Elementary School with other notable guests. Afternoon music features city singing groups. Evening panel The Challenge of Women in a Democratic Society includes Espy Mitchell Range Foster. Moderated by Mallie M. Hunter. Chair Azie Lee Johnson. co-chairs Rachel Pratt Albertha Floyd. pastor Rev. O W Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch Baptist Church
Liberty City
Elizabeth Pittman
Poinciana Park
Elizabeth Espy
PTA
R. R. Moton
Lemmie Mitchell
Northwestern
Athalie Range
Callie Mae Foster
Dade County
Mallie M. Hunter
Azie Lee Johnson
Mesdames
Rachel B. Pratt
Albertha Floyd
O. W. Foster
Florida NCCJ Head Changes Regional Leadership
Dr Jacob H Cunningham longtime Florida NCCJ regional director shifts to lead the Southern California NCCJ region based in Los Angeles effective August 1. Max Earl named Florida director and will relocate with his family in late July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob H. Cunningham
Florida
NCCJ
California
Los Angeles
Sterling W. Brown
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Brown
Max Earl
Minneapolis
St Peters African Orthodox Church Hosts Tea on Rectory Lawn
The board of directors invites all church members and neighbors to a Sip of Tea on Sunday May 20 on the rectory lawn at 1741 NW 55th St. Refreshments run 3 to 6 pm. Canon Charles F. Cooper, rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s
Rev Fields Meeting at International Spiritualist Temple
Madam Edna Fields of the International United Revelation Peoples Spiritualist Temple will host a summer help meeting Thursday night May 24 at 8 o clock. The event titled a help meeting invites all to attend at 415 NW 9th st Apt 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Fields
International United Revelation Peoples Spiritualist Temple
9Th St
Apt
Mt Olivette Baptist Church Women’s Day Program
Mt Olivette Baptist Church at 1400 NW 1st Court announces its 6th Annual Women’s Day on Sunday May 20 with morning speaker Mrs George L Hollahan president of the Baptist Women’s Missionary Union of Florida and evening speaker Mrs E A Culmer of St Mary’s Wesleyan Methodist Church. Mrs Julia Williams chairs with publicity by Mrs George Stubbs Jr Rev I C Mickins pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olivette
Julia Williams
George Stubbs, Jr
I. C. Mickins
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