Religion
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Goler will sponsor free gospel concert
SPECIAL TO THE CHK( )MCI I
The public is invited to
come experience an anointed
and spirit-filled free gospel
music concert featuring the
Hope of Glory Gospel
Singers, the Soul Secrets and
the Grace Lights, all of York. 1
Pa. These dynamic singing
groups were in Winston
Salem last year, and many
people received a blessing by
their inspirational music.
Their music definitely has the
ability to soothe and to heal,
bringing man closer to God.
Another packed house is
expected this year as they
bring to Winston-Salem the
; old traditional gospel music
) and more contemporary
! music.
The concert is being spon
? ; sored by the Steward Board of
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uoier Memorial aml /Lion t
Church. The concert will be /
held July 21 at 5 p.m. at the ;
?nitron, at oJU in. Patterson
\ve. Robert Jarrett is president
md Rev. Seth 0. Lartey is the
pastor. H>r more information,
contact the church at 724
9411.
The Soul Secrets
; Winbush named father of the year by church
? SPECIAL TO THF CHROMCI E
?j '? On July 14 during the 11
a.m. worship service. Rev.
Charles E. Gray presented
Marc Winbush with a
.? plaque recognizing him as
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the Father of Year 2002
Winbush is originally
from Montclair, N.J.. and
moved to Winston-Salem in
1994 to attend his uncle's
alma mater at Winston
Salem State University. He
is the middle son of the lov
ing Robert and Pamelia
Winbush. with brothers
Steffan and Christopher,
sister in-law Tavonda and
nephew Brandon.
Since arriving in Win
ston-Salem. he's been
blessed to have a wonderful
life. He's attended Mount
Olive Baptist Church since
1994 and accepted Jesus
Set Winbush on B7
Mt. Moriah Baptist
honors Rev. Juanita B.
Tatum, pastor emeritus
SPECIAL TQ THE CHRONICLE
Pastor James C. Tatum
and the Mt. Moriah Baptist
Church family in Pinnacle
recently honored their for
mer pastor Rev. Jjianita B.
Tatum, pastor emeritus,
with an appreciation ban
quet July 13 at 5 p.m. at the
Holiday Inn Select in Win
ston-Salem.
The speaker was the
Rev. Calvin Runnels, origi
nally from Chicago. III.
Runnels is a member of the
Ministers Conference of
Winston-Salem and Vicinity,
and a member of the Minis
terial Council at Wake For
est University Divinity
School.
Tatum received a bache
lor of science degree from
Winston-Salem State Uni
versity, a master of science
degree in
administration/principal
ship from N.C. State Uni
versity and a master's of
divinity degree from The
Samuel DeWitt Proctor
School of Theology in
Richmond. Va.
Her occupations have
included: teacher for 26 1/2
years; a Winston
Salem/Forsyth County
School System administra
tor/principal for 4 1/2 years;
chaplain at Forsyth Memor
ial Hospital; chaplain/min
ister coordinator at Win
ston-Salem State University
in the Office of Religious
Activities.
She is the1 daughter of
Eva Penn Bowman and the
late Claude Grey Bowman.
She has been married to
William Tatum for 41 years;
has two children (S.Sgt.
William Price Tatum III,
deceased in 1996. and
Lisandra Denise Tatum
Jones): and has six grand
sons (Derrick Jones Jr.,
Evan Tatum. Miles Tatum,
William Hubert Jones. Jor
dan Tatum and Malcolm
Jones).
| Zion Memorial missionary department celebrates its 57th anniversary
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- SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
The missionary depart
ment of Zion Memorial
Baptist Church - 101 N.
Dunleith Ave., Rev. Dr.
Joseph Jones, pastor - will
celebrate 57 years of serv
ice at 4 p.m. on July 21.
f The speaker will be a
former member of the
church. Mrs. Bronnie Har
ris Daniels.
She received a B.S.
degree in education from
Winston-Salem State Uni
? versity. M.S. degree from
N.C. A&T Slate University
and M.S.
degree in
guidance
and
counsel
ing from
the same
universi
ty. She
attended
iviars nm college ana stud
ied at Indiana State Univer
sity on a Reynolds Scholar
ship.
She organized the Young
Adult Department of the
Forsyth County Missionary
Union. She served as the
first Young Adult state
president; the first associate
director of the Woman's
Baptist Home and Foreign
Missionary Convention;
chairperson of District 4
Group I, which comprises
Surry. Stokes. Rockingham
and Forsyth counties; presi
dent and executive secre
tary of the Woman's Auxil
iary to the Rowan Baptist
Association; chairperson of
the Forsyth Countywide
Baptist Training Institute;
Nomination Committee of
the Pilot Mountain Baptist
Association; president of
the local Ministers' Wives
and Widows and vice presi
dent of the State Ministers'
Wives and Widows.
She chaired the Awards
Committee of the National
Ministers' Wives and Wid
ows Association and served
as registrar for the League
of Women Voters.
She is a member of
Union Baptist Church,
where her late husband, the
Rev. Dr. B.F. Daniels, pas
tored and which is now pas
tored by the Rev. Dr. Sir
Walter Mack Jr.
She is the president of
the Forsyth County Mis
sionary Union, first vice
president of the Woman's
Baptist State Convention,
chairperson of the program
and committee on commit
tees, and a member of the
archives and history,
awards and scholarship,
screening for board mem
bership committees.
She is a member of Min
isters' Wives and Widows,
Meridian Chapter 308
Order of Eastern Star,-the
Book Cluh_of Today, Phi
Omega Chaper-Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority. She
has traveled to Jamaica;
British West Indies;
Bermuda; Paris, France;
Brussels, Belgium;
Switzerland; the Holy
Lands; and various parts of
the United States.
The Missionary Mass
Choir, under the direction
of Gail Couthen, will sing.
Jacqueline Roane is mis
sionary president. The pub
lic is invited.
Daniels
Upcoming Church Events
July 17-19
Reynolds Temple CME
The members of
Reynolds Temple CME
Church will sponsor an
appreciation service for their
pastor. Rev. Veldon H.
Meredith. July 17-19. Each
night will feature special
guest speakers at 7 o'clock.
Rev. Dr. Juan Gray of St.
Andrews United Methodist
Church and his choir and
congregation will be guests
on July 17. On July 18. the
. featured speaker will be Rev.
Paxton Hughes of First Mis
sionary Baptist Church with
his choir and congregation.
.On July 19: Rev. Samuel J.
Cornelius, the choir and con
gregation of .New Jerusalem
; Baptist Church will be spe
; Cial guests.
July 17-21
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Macedonia Holiness
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ai Macedonia Holiness
?^Church of God of the Apos
Jolic Faith.Inc. is celebrating
?3he 35th anniversary of its
; pastor and general overseer.
"Bishop Robert L. Wise Sr..
D.D.. S.T.D. The celebration
began July 17 and w ill con
tinue through July 21 at the
headquarters church, 4111
Whitfield Drive. Services
will begin at 7?30 p.m.
Thursday through Saturday.
The Sunday service will
begin at 3 p.m. Everyone is
invited to join the church in
all services honoring God's
anointed servant for his
labors and what God has
accomplished through him.
Julv IX and 19
A
Open Door Apostolic
Open Door Apostolic
Church of Christ will hold
Saints Gathering 2002
Revival July 18 and 19 at
7:15 p.m. Guest speaker will
be Evangelist Beverly
Alexander from Galilee Bap
tist Church. The theme is
"Satan your kingdom must
come down: God's kingdom
must be built." If you are
looking for healing and
deliverance, come to these
services. The church is at
922 Alder Street. Happy Hill
Garden community. The pas
tor is Bishop Tbny Williams
and co-pastor is Bishop
James Hinton.
July 19-21
Goodwill Baptist
Pastor Philemon A.
Samuels and the entire
Goodwill Baptist Church
family invite you to join
them in celebration of the
121st church anniversary
July 19-21. The church is
very proud of its long and
prestigious heritage in the
Arcadia community of north
Davidson County.
Events planned: July 19
at 7 p.m.. an evening of
reflection on the church's
past and celebration of its
future with photos, video
production and personal tes
timony: July 20 from 11 a.m.
to 7 p.m.. a day of fun. activ
ities. food and events for all
ages; July 21 at 5 p.m., pres
entation of a wonderful
drama of the church's history
and its future.
All of the events are free.
Transportation ,js available
for all services. For more
information, call the church
at (336) 764-3930.
.July 20
New Hope
O. DeShea Cuthrell and
Heart of God Productions
will present Twana Souther
land Gilliam in a live record
ing on July 20 at 7 p.m. at
. New Hope Missionary Bap
tist Church. 1201 New Hope
Lane. Rev. John C. Parks is
pastor. The public is invited.
St. Peter's
St. Peter's World Out
reach Center will host a
men's fellowship on the
campus of Wake Forest Uni
versity on July 20 from 9
a.m. to 2 p.m. All men in the
community are welcome.
There will be plenty of food
as well as swimming, tennis,
basketball and softball. Call
784-3086 for more informa
tion
July 21
Piney Grove Baptist
Piney Grove Baptist
Church will celebrate its
110th church anniversary on
July 21 at 4 p.m. Dr. Robert
L. McGowens Sr.. pastor, of
Galilee Missionary Baptist
Church, and congregation
will be the guests.
$
July 22-26
St. James AMK
Vacation Bible school
will, be held at St. James
AME Church July 22-26
from 6 to 8 p.m., with Nigel
Alston, coordinator, and the
Rev. Mary F. Peterson, pas
tor. The church is at 1501 N.
Patterson Ave. The public is
invited.
July 29-Aug. 2
First Calvary Baptist
Vacation Bible school
will be held at First Calvary
Baptist Church July 29
through Aug. 2 from 6 to 8
p.m. On Aug. 3, to top off the
week of vacation Bible
school. Community Fun Day
will be held in the back park
ing lot of First Calvary Bap
tist Church. Bring the whole
family for a complete week
of spiritual fun. Community
Fun Day will be from 1 to 5
p.m. The theme of Vacation
Bible school deals with faith.
The church is at 401 N.
Woodland Ave. The pastor is
Rev. Calvin Runnels and the
superintendent of Sunday
school is Penny Rice. Call
(336) 724-2611 for more
information or transporta
tion.
July 31-Aug. 4
Open Door Apostolic
Women Conference 2002
will be held at Open Door
Apostolic Church of Christ
July 31 through Aug. 4 at
7:30 p.m. The theme is
"We've got the victory - go
forth." Wednesday night
speakers will be Evangelist
Yvonne Johnson and Minis
ter Tameka Glover. Thursday
night guest speaker will be
Evangelist McLamb of
Cathedral of Refuge Church.
Friday night guest speaker
will be Evangelist Beverly
Alexander of Galilee Baptist
Church. Saturday night guest
speaker will be Bishop Alice
Totten of Solid Rock Ark of
Safety Apostolic Church.
Sunday morning speaker will
be Bishop Tony Williams.
Sunday evening speaker will
be Evangelist Velma Hinton.
The church is at 922
Alder Street. Happy Hill
Garden community.
Other
St. John CME <j
Dedication services pre
viously scheduled to com
memorate the opening of St.
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