: Mt. Sinai Full Gospel Deliverance Center holds youth summit
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Members of the youth
department of Mt. Sinai Full
Gospel Deliverance Center -
2721 Manchester Street,
where Pastor Yvonne H. Hines
is senior presbyter - went to a
summit to proclaim that they
are '"shackle free."
The summit, under the
direction of Youth Minister
Tamarian Mclntyre. convened
July 12-14 with power-packed
services on the thematic
. emphasis Shackle Free from
. Galatiafls 5:1.
Rebekah L. Hines presided
over the Friday night service
and was assisted by youths
(Jessica Lowery read Scrip
' ture, Cedarius Orr gave the
invocation; and Ian Julian
gave the welcome). The Spar
tan Spirituals from Mt. Tabor
High School and the St. John
United Holy Church Youth
Choir sang, and the Sinai
Steppers showed "their excit
ing footwork.
Youthful and dynamic
Elder Devin Pickett of St.
John United Holy Church in
Burgaw, N.C., delivered the
sermon. Pickett told the
youths that "none can put you
into bondage except that you
allow them. If you trust in
God, your shackles are
released and you are free, but
your are not free to do as you
please. You must submit to
God and those in authority
over you."
Saturday was an all-day
outreach for the youths, and
they later communed at a pic
nic.
Sunday morning, Tiffany
Pankey stated the thematic
emphasis for the youth sum
mit. The summit was blessed
with the voices of the Mt.
Sinai Youth Choir and the
straightforward teaching of
Hal Hiatt, the Central Area
representative of the Fellow
ship of Christian Athletes.
Hiatt spoke from Matthew
6:19-24 and shared these prin
ciples: the things of the world
are temporary and those of
God are eternal; if you are in
darkness, the only escape is
through Christ; your treasure
is where your heart is, and you
cannot serve God and the
world system.
After the morning service,
Hiatt entertained questions
from the youths involved or
thinking of becoming
involved in athletics.
The summit concluded
with the Sunday evening serv
ice. Jason L. Hines presided.
with youth support from
Thomas Poole, who read
Scripture; LaTonya Pankey,
who gave the invocation; and
Aaron Hughes, who gave the
welcome. The Youth Dance
Troupe did a liturgical dance,
declaring war on the devil.
Mt. Sinai was blessed with
the vocal ministry' of r
songstress Stephanie White,
which led to the climax of the
evening - the message of
Elder Charles Johnson from
The River, of Raleigh. John
son enthusiastically preached
that being shackle-free is
being free from other people's
opinions. He referred to
Nehemiah 2:20; 1:2-3. He also
said that what God is doing in
your life is between you and
God.
After the message, Pastor
Yvonne H. Hines gave
remarks and the benediction
to close the youth summit.
The youths left the service
knowing that in His power
they can be shackle-free.
Elder Devin Pickett and Mrs. Pickett of St. John United Holy
Church in Burgaw, N.C.
Hal Hiatt, Central Area representative of the Fellowship of
Christian Athletes, and Tamarian Mclntyre, youth minister at
Mt. Sinai Full Gospel Deliverance Center.
Choir to hold first live recording
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On July 27. the mass choir of
Uncompromising Word Fellow
' ship Church will hold its first
live recording in concert. The
CD is titled "The Hour Has
? Come and Now Is."
This project is the vision of
Pastors Bobbie and Gearldine
Jbhes and Minister of Music
Anthony G. Jones. I
Pastor Bobbie Jones said.
"The purpose of a recording is j
not for the ministry to boast that ]
we have made a CD, but God
has commissioned the music
ministry of UWF to not only
spread the Gospel through song,
but to transfer the glory of God
that saturates our services."
Jones, writer and producer of 12
songs on the project, said. "The
songs on this project were
birthed out of experience. Some
songs were bom out of head-to
head battles with the enemy
while others were inspired from
intimate encounters with the
Holy Spirit."
This project includes high
powered songs of praise,
prophetic songs of praise,
prophetic songs of encourage
ment, love songs of worship to
the Holy Spirit. It promises to
have something for every believ
er to be enriched, inspired, and
to enjoy.
This historic event will begin
at 6 p.m. Doors will open
promptly at 5:30 p.m. All seats
are free and open to the public.
Uncompromising Word Fellow
ship is at 2800 E. Sprague Street.
Ambassadors to convene next week
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The 29th Congress of the
Ambassadors for Christ
Revivals Inc. will convene at
its. headquarters. Ambassador
Cqfhedral. July 21-28.
, . Guest speakers and events
for the week will include:
? July 21 at 6 p.m.. Con
cessional Kick-off Service.
Pastor Gerald Sylver and con
. gregation of Freedom Temple
Church. Raleigh, will be
? guests.
.? July 23-24. 7:30 p.m. -
, Or, Arthur T. Jones, senior
pastor of Bible-Based Fellow
ship Church in Tampa. Fla.
? July 25, 7:30 p.m. - Dr.
Claude Thortias and congrega
tion of Genesis Victory Out
reach Center will be guests.
? July 26. 7:30 p.m. - Pas
tor Sheldon M. McCarter and
congregation of Greater
Cleveland Avenue Christian
Church will be guests.
? July 27 at II a.m. - Vice
Bishop Edwin L. Allen will
speak. Allen is the pastor of
Ambassador Temple in
Thomasville.
? July 27 at 6 p.m. - The
29th Congressional Banquet
will be held at the Embassy
Suites-Airport in Greensboro.
Pastor Kelvin E. Shouse of
Greater Mt. Calvary Holy
Church in High Point will be
the keynote speaker.
? July 28 at 11 a.m. - The
presiding prelate. Bishop
Frederick D. Patterson Sr..
will deliver his annual
address.
The public is invited.
Ambassador Cathedral is at
1500 Harriet Tubman Drive.
For more information about
this service, contact the
church office at (336) 725
0901 or visit the Web site at
www.ambassadorcathedral.or
g
Church holds
basketball tourney,
raises money for
scholarship fund
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Word of Truth Ministries
sponsored a three-on-three
basketball tournament July 13
at St. Peter's World Outreach
Family Enrichment Center.
The tournament proceeds will
benefit the Word of Truth
Before and After School
Scholarship Fund. Three
scholarships will be awarded
annually.
Word of Truth w as recent
ly awarded a grant through the
Winston-Salem Foundation to
start a school-age care pro
gram.
Participants in the tourna
ment included youths from
area churches and summer
programs. The winners were:
Team Slade (6-9). Word of
Truth (12-14) and Word of
Truth T14-1 ft).
All of the participants
were awarded medallions, and
a trophy was awarded to each
championship team.
Smith Stokes Chrysler
Dodge-Jeep and Smith Stokes
Chevrolet-Cadillac-Buick in
Reidsville sponsored this
event
New Hope
will hold
Hospitality
Day July 21
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New Hope Missionary
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Church
will
hold
Hospi- |
t a I i t y I
Day
July 21
at 4
p.m.
The
guest
speaker will be Pastor Den
nis Bishop of First
Waughtown Baptist Church.
The public is invited. New
Hope is at 1201 New Hope
Lane. John C. Parks is pas
tor.
Pastor Bishop
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Church supplies more than food
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Not everyone has the luxury
of waking up in the morning,
deciding what to eat or even w hen
to eat it. There are human beings
that wake up in the morning with
no idea where their next meal is
coming from, but Goler Memori
al AME Zion Church has decided
to stand in the gap for those pub
lic entities that do not cater to the
homeless and needy.
The King's Table is a break
fast served every Saturday at 7
a.m. to homeless and hungry peo
ple in Winston-Salem. The vision
was given to Pastor Seth O.
Lartey after Goler's soup kitchen
ended about a year ago. As
always, though, when God
speaks, people and things begin to
move. In this case, people are
moving to feed men. women, and
children that might not otherwise
have a meal.
The King's Table provides a
free, hot breakfast to those who
desire to come to the comer of
Seventh Street and Patterson
Avenue. The menu usually
includes eggs, bacon, fish, dough
nuts. hash browns, coffee, tea.
juice, or any food that cook Carl
Black is blessed with to prepare a
healthful meal. Volunteers help
serve the meal that ensures there
will be a full stomach by the time
the guest leaves the basement of
r
Goler Memorial. Every attempt
possible is made to try to keep in
touch with the persons that do
come to the breakfast so that other
accommodations can be made for
them. Some are in need of clothes,
among other necessities.
Matthew 4:4 says, "Man shall
not live by bread alone, but by
every word that proceedeth out of
the mouth of God." Not only do
the homeless and hungry have the
opportunity to fill up with nutri
ents. but they are replenished with
God's word before every meal.
This fact distinguishes Goler's
King's Table from other soup
kitchens and shelters. Oftentimes,
those who attend, welcome the
spiritual uplifting just as they wel
come the good food. Thus far.
about 50 people have been mak
ing their way to hear ministers
speak the Gospel, which gives
strength to continue the path that
God has planned for each of us in
life. Those being fed do not just
come eat and listen; many of them
offer to help clean tables, empty
trash and clean the floor.
One gentleman said he wel
comed the opportunity to fellow
ship with others. He emphatically
expressed that he enjoyed talking
to someone that would listen. The
conversation reinforces that all
people are equal and deserve a
chance to have the best in life.
The King's Table provides a
place where the needy can come
and feel good about themselves
and be encouraged to give lite and
God another try.
Ultimately, it is an opportuni
ty for those who are a little more
fortunate to help other people
going through storms in their lives
feel like kings.
Pastor & First Lady Samuels
"A full sen-ice ministry
Meeting the Needs of the Peo
ple, Spirit. Soul & Body."
Goodwill
Baptist Church
548 Goodwill Rd., Clemmons. NC
Arcadia Community
764-3930 Phone
764-3975 Pastor's Office
764-5658 Fax
The Pastor's Conference Hour
Goler Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church
630 North Patterson Avenue
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
The Public Is Invited To:
What: 12 weeks of free spiritual pre-marital counseling
Note: These sessions regularly cost $1,500.00.
W7io; Those who are thinking, planning to get married,
or want to enrich their marriage.
Why: Marriage is lifelong and requires lifelong
wisdom from God's Word.
When: Sundays. 10:00 a.m.- 10:45 a.m.
July 14. 2002 - September 29. 2002
Subjects: Prerequisites to Marriage
Spiritual Foundations for a Meaningful Marriage
Roles of the Man. Woman. Friends, and Family
Money Management
Discipline of Children
Dealing With In-Laws
Keeping the Romance Alive
The Dangers of Divorce
Instructor: Rev. Dr. Seth O. I.artev
Other Subjects for the Pastor's Conference Hour
"Spiritual Foundations for a Single Person Desiring to be Married"
October 6, 2002 - November 10, 2002
"Tried and Tested Principles for a Long and Happy Marriage"
January 12, 2003 - February 16, 2003
For more information call 724-9411
Piney Grove Baptist Churdi
4715 Indiana Ave. ? Winston-Salem. WC 27106 ? (336) 767-4044
? Sunday School 9:30 a.m.
? Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
? Evening Services 4:00 p.m.
iible Study Every Wednesday 10:00 a.m. & 6:30 p.m.
Mission Statement: "A Saving Station for Lost Souls and
Enrichment Center for Christians"
Website: w ww.pinevgroveinc.org ? E-mail: pgbc2005C^bellsouth.net
James F. Linville
Pastor
Macedonia Holiness Church Of God
Of The Apostolic Faith, Inc.
Bishop R.L. Wise. Sr.
D.D.: S.T.D. ? Pastor
Sunday Services
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
M.Y.P.U 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday Services
Prayer & Bible Study 7:30 p.m.
4111 Whitfield Drive
Phone: 336-767-3700
Fax: 336-767-7006
Mt Olive Baptist Church
1301 E. Belews Street
I Winston-Salem, NC 27101
336-724-5842 or 721-1959
Listing of Services
Sunday School 9:30 A.M.
Worship Service 11:00 A.M.
Wednesday 12:00 Noon &
Bible Study 7:00 P.M.
| Pastor & Mrs C. E Gray "Let God Be God"
Pentecostal Lighthouse Baptist Church of W-S, Inc.
4.hv Kernersviiie Koad
Kcrnersville. NC 27284
336-650-0033
Sch?lyi?.of Worship Services
Sunday Morning Worship 8:00 a.m.
Sunday Evening Worship.' 6:00 p.m.
Monday Study Class 7:00 p.m.
Tuesday Bible Study ..7:00 p.m.
Wednesday Children's Choir Rehearsal 5:30 p.m.
Thursday: Bible Study and Preach Night 7:00 p.m.
Or. A Thorna* Grtffay M
PeaK*' Taachaf
"To Love. To Know. To Serve and To Grow God's Kingdom!"