SAT., SEPTEMBERS, 1981 THE CAROLINA TIMES-13
Bishop Adams conduclin^
Kap Session with youths
Rev. Kasley
C:ommunion Service Preacher
Mrs. Kasley Makis Remarks
Dr. Dolly D. Adams
conducts
TALKNT NIGHT
Dr. Helen G. Edmonds, NCCU
Distinguished Professor Emerita
bringing greetings
Rev. Philip R. Cousin, Jr.
preaching during assembly
First Annual AME Church
Young People's Retreat
By Mrs. hiva P. DeJarmon
Publicity Chairman for the Retreat
‘•Networking for Christ in the SO's” was the theme of the First Amniul Young
People’s Department Retreat of the Second Episcopal District of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church held August 7-9 on the campus of North Carolina Cen
tral University in Durham. The focus of the Retreat was “Leadership
Development”.
Bishop John Hurst Adams, the district’s leader, encouraged the voulh to ’‘enlarge
their imagination, insight and understanding of The H ord. The World, and The
Church. ’’ Over 800 YPD’ers and their chaperones registered for the retreat and over
1,000 persons were in attendance.
Dr. Dolly Deselle Adams, wife of the bishop, and Episcopal Supervisor of Mis
sions for the Second Episcopal District, was responsible for the general coordination
of the retreat. Mrs. Ora L. Easley, wife of Rev. W. W. Easley, .Jr. minister of Saint
Ji oh’s AME Church, and also the Second Episcopal District Director of the YPD,
se ’d as retreat director. Chancellor Albert N. Whiting of North Carolina Central
U -erslly and Rev. Easley, pastor of Saint Jo.seph's, were the official hosts.
Dr. Priscilla Hilliard
Former ( hairman, White House
Coni'erence On Families
in her workshop on
HOOP TIME
YPD’ers Receive
Communion at Jst J^seob’s