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Bethlehem Holiness Church
Bishop W.J. Jackson
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
15th and Cleveland Ave.
New Trinity Baptist Church
Rev. John Bristow-Pastor
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
1240 E. 22nd Street
Mount Pleasant Baptist
Rev. Henry S. Lewis, Jr.
Morning Worship
1731 Kimberly Road N.W.
Rising Ebenezer Baptist
Dr. Quincey A. Caldwell
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
900 Free Street
Goier Memorial
AME Zion Church
Rev. James L. Hunt
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
630 N. Patterson Ave.
St. btcphi
Pancake
The annual Shrove Tuesday
Pancake Supper was held
Tuesday at St. Stephen's
Episcopal Church. The church
is located at 810 N. Highland
Avenue.
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St. Peters Apostolic Church
Bishop R.K. Hash
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
1031 Highland Ave.
Shiloh Baptist Church
Dr. J. Ray Butler
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
916 E. 12th Street
Mt. Zton Baptist Church
Rev. K.O.P. Goodwin
Morning Worship 10:45 A.KJ.
9th & File Streets, N.E.
St. Mark Baptist Church
Rev. James Fulwood
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m
1100 Manly Street
Gallilee Baptist Church
Rev. Warnie C. Hay
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m j
575 N. Claremont Ave.
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The project was sponsored
by the Episcopal Church
women, of which Mrs.
Frances Baird is president. ^
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Echoes Of
A Dream
by Azzie Wagner
"Echoes of A Dream/* a
45-minute Bicentennial Program
of song, dance, and
poetry, performed by Boggs
Academy of Keysville, Ga.
was well received and
attended by local residents of
Forsyth and surrounding
counties last Sunday afternoon
rium on the campus of
W^Saletrr State Universityr=
The program was presented
by the Women's Fellowship of
the Wentz United Church of
Christ of Winston-Salem.
The program was born in a
Sr. English class at Boggs in
response to me August 1975Ebony
Magazine article on
"Should Blacks Celebrate the
Bicentennial?" Students from
the academy (an independent '
high school in Keysville, Ga.)
gave a resounding "YES!"
reply and put together a
program telling WHAT we as |
Blacks should celebrate and
WHY. 1
The production featured
slave songs such as "Steal
Away" and "Deep River" and
moved through the history of
Blacks in America in dance,
poetry versions of Robert
Hayden's "Rungate" and
Sterling Brown's "Strong i
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'America the Beautiful" and
i student's reply to "Should
Ne Celebrate?" Mrs. Flonnie
Anderson was Publicity chairnan
for the event.
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If you own a pair ot jeans
and they were riroed or
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torn, what would you do
with a good pair of jeans
when they got ripped? Do
you throw them away? No,
you given them to your
mother, and she puts a
patch on them doesn't she?
If a page gets torn from a
good book, do you throw
the book away? No! What
do you do? You mend it
with a piece of tape, don't
you?
"Ub you know anyone^who~
has done something that
wasn't right, perhaps
something bad? Did you
ever do something wrong?
All of us have done things
we weren't supposed to,
haven't we? That's called
sin.
Do you think God throws
us away when we do
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you anymore?" No! He
patches us up. Jesus'
sacrifices on the cross was a
patch to make it possible
for people who do sinful
things to have another
chance to know God's love.
Did you ever get really
angry at someone and say
"I'm not going to play with
you again," and go home?
In Matthew 5:23-24, Jesus
says that we are not
supposed to do that.
He says that Christians
must find the person they
are angry at, get back
together and then help that
person find God.
You and I are supposed
to be like patches for God,
helping others by our love
and forgiveness to know
that God loves and forgives
them. People who know
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