Religion Calendar
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Joshua Generation of
Goodwill Baptist to hold
Hallelujah Night
On behalf of Pastor Phile
mon A. Samuels and the The
Joshua Generation Youth and
Young Adult Ministry of
Goodwill Baptist Church in
Arcadia, everyone is invited
to Hallelujah Night. Op
Wednesday. Oct. 31, Good
will Baptist will offer an
alternative to Halloween.
Parents, if you are look
ing for a safe and fun-filled
evening for your kids, bring
them to Georgia Taylor
Recreation Center on Clent
monsville Road in Winston
Salem 6-8:30 p.m. There will
be an evening of fun-filled
activities, games and prizes,
and. of course, sweet treats.
For more information,
call the church at 764-3930.
Transportation is available
for all services at Goodwill
Baptist Church.
Hallelujah Party and Fall
Carnival to be held
Christ Cathedral Church
of Deliverance and Reynolds
Park Recreation Center will
co-sponsor a Hallelujah
Party and Fall Carnival on
Wednesday, Oct. 31, from 6
8 p.m. This event will be
held at Reynolds Park Recre
ation Center, 2450 Reynolds
Park Road in Winston
Salem. Children and adults
should come dressed in their
most positive images of
choice. There will be free
food, fun. games and prizes.
For more information, call
Brandy at 722-6902 or Mr.
McCorkle at 650-7684.
Nov. 1-4
Pastoral and church
anniversary of Senior Pas
tors Quentin and Donna
Boger and Word of Recon
filiation Ministries
Come join the celebration
of the 16th pastoral and
church anniversary of Senior
Pastors Quentin and Donna
Boger and Word of Reconcil
iation Ministries. Festivities
will begin Nov. I at 7 p.m.
and will continue through
Nov. 4. All services will be
held in our beautiful, newly
renovated sanctuary at 610
Brentwood Street in High
Point.
Featured speakers will
include: Rev. William Fails
of Greater First United Bap
tist Church in High Point:
Pastor Michael Ellerbe of
New Beginnings Ministries
in High Point; Pastor
William Buckson of Love,
Faith and Hope Ministries in
High Point; Pastor Ricky
McLeod of Total Restoration
Ministries in Trinity N.C.;
Pastor Dale Newton of
Tabernacle of Prayer. Praise
and Worship in High Point;
Pastor Randy Scott of Life in
the Word Ministries; Bishop
Horace S. Smith of Word of
Reconciliation Ministries in
High Point; and Bishop J.C.
Hash of St. Peter's World
Outreach Center in Winston
Salem.
For more information and
nightly service times, call
887-7314.
Nov. 3
Wentz Memorial Congrega
tional to hold fall bazaar
Wentz Memorial Congre
gational Church (UCC).
3435 Carver Road, will hold
its second annual fall bazaar
on Nov. 3 from 9 a.m. until 3
p.m. The bazaar will feature
a pastry shop with home
made pies, cakes, breads and
cookies; a canned goods
shop with various canned
goods; a craft shop with craft
items such as holiday
wreaths, swags and
appliqued clothing; and a
trash and treasure shop with
new and used clothing and
housewares. Hot dogs, fish
sandwiches and drinks will
also he sold to please all
appetites. Join us.
Nov. 10, 14, 16 and 20
Anniversary
New World Cappudociu
Outreach Center will cele
brate its firsL-anniversary at
these churchbs: Nov. 10. 7
p.m., St. Peter's World Out
reach Center, 3683 Old Lex
ington Road. Winston-Salem
(Bishop J.C. Hash, pastor);
Nov. 14, 7 p.m.. Union Bap
tist Church, 1200 N. Trade
Street. Winston-Salem (Rev.
Dr. Sir Walter Mack Jr.. pas
tor-teacher); Nov. 16, 7 p.m..
Goler Memorial AME Zion
Church. 630 N. Patterson
Ave., Winston-Salem (Dr.
Seth O. Lartey. pastor); Nov.
20, 7:30 p.m., New
Jerusalem Baptist Church,
1212 Dunleith Ave., Win
ston-Salem (Rev. Samuel
Cornelius, pastor). The pub
lic is invited. New World
Cappadocia Outreach Cen
ter: Pastor Melvin "Rip"
Wilkins. Pastor Paul E. Jeter
Sr. and Evangelist Yvonne
Jefferson, overseer.
Nov. 11
Forsyth County United
Usher Board to meet
The Forsyth County Unit
ed Usher Board will meet
Nov. 11 at 3 p.m. at Mt.
Pleasant Baptist Church. A
workshop will be held for
youth ushers. All youth ush
ers are invited to attend. For
further information, call
Rodney McCormick at 788
1664.
Other
Goler Memorial AME Zion
continues "Keep It Real"
Bible studies
Goler Memorial AME
Zion Church will continue its
Wednesday evening Bible
studies at 7:15. These studies
will focus on biblical princi
ples as related to world situa
tions today. The scheduled
topic on Oct. 31 is Living
Victoriously Through Faith
in Times of Crisis. For more
information, call the church
office at 724-9411.
New Jerusalem Baptist
holding fall revival services
We invite everyone to
join us every Sunday at 6
p.m. during October for our
fall revival services. The
guest speaker will be Minis
ter Larry Myrick from New
Jerusalem Baptist Church in
Winston-Salem. You will
receive a powerful message!
For more information or
directions to the church, call
the church office at 650
0033.
After-school program at St.
Andrews United Methodist
After-school program at
St. Andrews United
Methodist Church will be
held Monday-Friday from
3:30-6:30 p.m. Activities
include: homework and tuto
rial help, cultural activities,
field trips, computers, daily
snacks and much more. Rea
sonable rates and scholar
ships are available. Registra
tion is daily 3:30-6:30 p.m.
The church is at 1840 Butler
Street. The phone number is
788-3421 or call Anita
McKay at 722-5138 for more
information.
Grace Baptist begins 8 a.m.
services at Centenary UMC
The Grace Baptist Church
family invites you to its 8
a.m. services of worship in
the chapel of Centenary
United Methodist Church,
646 W. Fifth Street, Project
ed October sermons: "Shak
ing It Off Power," "Limping
With a New Name," "I'm
Working It Out" and "That's
Love." Services began Sun
day, Oct. 7, and are followed
by/ spiritual formation/disci
pleship classes. The chapel is
located between the main
sanctuary and the play
ground.
The Grace family also
began 7 p.m. biblical studies
class on Monday, Oct. 1, in
room 111 and 7 p.m. and
Wednesday evening
Moments of Grace - prayer,
praise and preaching - on
Oct. 3. The who, what,
where, why and how of God
as seen in Genesis and Exo
dus form the content of the
first biblical studies sessions.
You may enter from 4th 1/2
Street on Monday evenings.
Grace provides free S.A.T.
preparation/tutoring.
For more information,
call the church office at 774
0948.
Dr. gloria gerald is pastor
of Grace Baptist Church
Bible study class for women
at Oak Grove Baptist
A Bible study class for
women is being held at Oak
Grove Baptist Church every
first and third Thursday of
the month at 7 p.m. All inter
ested women are invited and
encouraged to attend. The
church is at 3978 Pine Hall
Road. Walkertown. Rev. I.E.
Anthony is the pastor.
Cathedral of Refuge
Church holds M*E*A*L oil
Tuesdays
Pastor Anthony B. Wil
son and the Cathedral of
Refuge Church family invite
everyone to M*E*A*L on
Tuesdays (Ministering Effec
tively at Every Level) from
5:30-8 p.m. at 5469 Old
Walkertown Road. This is
designed to feed the body as
well as the spirit. Dinner is
served from 5:30-6:45 p.m.;
tutorial and pastoral Bible
study, from 6:45-8 p.m. For
more information and direc
tions to the church, call the
church office, 595-1960.
St. Peter's World Outreach
Center announces commu
nity services
St. Peter's World Out
reach Center announces
community services: Main
switchboard - 650-0200.
Bookstore hours - 9 a.m.-2
p.m. Monday-Friday, 784
3088. Child development
center - 6:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
Monday-Friday, 1-4 years,
650-1830. Family life
enrichment center -
before/after-school program,
aerobics classes, fitness
track, lunch service in food
court, meeting spaces, facili
ty rental for special occa
sions, 784-3121. Family sup
port program - GED classes,
community resources for
families, Smart Start work
shops, 784-9339. Worship
services - Sunday, 10 a.m.;
first and third Sundays, 6
p.m. Prayer - noon Monday
and Friday; Wednesday, after
7 p.m. Bible study; Saturday
at 8 a.m. Healing school -
Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. Heal
ing service - Tuesday at 7
p.m. Bible study - Wednes
day at 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.
St. Paul United Methodist
Church to celebrate revival
SPECIAL TO THt CHRONICLE
The Rev. Zan Holmes Jr..
distinguished pastor, noted
author and narrator of the high
ly acclaimed "Disciple Bible
Study" video, will be the guest
evangelist for revival at St.
Paul United Methodist Church.
Services will be held Oct. 29
31 at 7 p.m. The theme is
"God's People Maturing in
Faith."
Holmes is the senior pastor
of StsLuke Community United
Methodist Church in Dallas.
Texas. He has served as
adjunct professor of preaching
at Perkins School of Theology
at Southern Methodist Univer
sity since 1978. He is the
author of "Reaching for
Renewal," "Encountering
Jesus" and "When Trouble
Comes," He is a member of the
advisory
commit
tee of
"Songs of
Zion and
"Come
Sunday -
The Litur
gy of
Zion."
Rev. Holmes
holmes has served as a dis
trict superintendent for Dallas
Central District-North Texas
Conference and pastor of
Hamilton Park United
Methodist Church. Dallas.
Texas. He's also a former state
representative, elected from
Dallas County.
Holmes received a bachelor
a
of arts degree from Huston
Tillotson College and a bache
lor of divinity degree and mas
ter of sacred theology degree
from Southern Methodist Uni
versity. He holds honorary
doctorates from Dillard Uni
versity and Huston-Tillotson
College.
The public is invited to the
revival at St. Paul United
Methodist Church, at the cor
ner of Dellabrook Road and
New Walkertown Road in Win
ston-Salem. The Rev. Donald
Jenkins is pastor.
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102 West Third Street
Winston-Salem, N? 27101
(336) 750-0811
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Banquet Manager: Currissa Townsend
Lunch hours 11-3 Monday - Friday / Sunday dinner 12-4
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Effective October 12, 2001
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Within a 100 mile radius
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