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'Twelve Tribes' pageant
Benbow Chapel, 453 E.
Main St. in East Bend, will
present "The Twelve Tribes of
Israel" pageant on Sept. 25 at ?
p.m. Devotional services will
begin at 6:30 p.m. The special
guest will be the Rev. Gloria
Thomas as Leah: the Rev Dr
Karen Roberts Miller as
Rachel; the Rev. Dorothy C.
Kelley as Bihah; Evangelist
Toni Lowe as Zilpha: and the
Rev. Dr. CaJvin L. Miller a-.
Jacob. Pastors, choir and min
isters from the local area and
the Winston-Salem District of
the A. M. E. Zion Church w ill
also participate. The host pas
tor is the Rev Clay V. Fulton.
Sept. 26
Fall Extravaganza
The Mount Olive .Baptist
Church Adult Ministry will eel
ebrate its 7th Fall
Extravaganza on Saturday.
Sept. 26 at 5 p.m. The public is
cordially invited to attend. The
, church is located at 1 34) I C". E:.
Gray Drive. On Sunday, Sept
27, Mount Olive Pastor Dr C.
E. Gray will be the guest
speaker at Beulah Baptist
Church. 1352 N. Trade St..
where 4he pastor is the Rev. L
B. Ford.
Free food and clothing
On Saturday, Sept. 26 from
10 a.m. to 1 p.m.., St Peter's
Church & World Outreach
Center. 3683 Old Lexington
Road, will celebrate its pas
tors' (Bishop lames C. Rash
and Joyce Hash) 22nd anniver
sary by giv ing back to the com
munity. The festivities will
include a food and clothing
giveaway,- as well as, free health
screenings, great music and
wonderful fellowship. This
event is free and open to the
public. For more information,
call 336-650-0200 or go to
www.spwoc.cprh.
Youth gospel talent showcase
Diggs Memorial United
Holy Chureh, 125 N. Graham
Aye., will have a gospel talent
show on Saturday, Sept. 26
beginning at 6 p.m. Special
guests will include the
Elizabeth City State University
Choir and Elder LaMonte
Williams of Shaw Divinity
School. The church is seeking
youth talent to perform. The
event will be followed by a
cookout. For more informa
tion, call Reta Miller at 336
577-6221.
Free give-away
Pastor Clyde Lindsay and
the Carver Road Christian
Church family will give away
clothes, food and school sup
plies on Saturday, Sept. 26.
beginning at 10 a.m. The
church is at 3200 Carver
School Road.
Sept. 27
Rainbow Tea
The women of First
Calvary Baptist Church. 401 N
Woodland Ave., will host their
annual Rainbow Tea on Sept.
27 at 4 p.m. The event is a time
for fellowshipping. worship
ping. education and sharing
food. There is no cost to partic
ipate but donations are wel
come
Youthchoir anniversary
The New Vision Voices Of
Hope Youth Choir of Goler
Metropolitan A.M.E. Zion
Church will celebrate its First
Anniversary on Sunday, Sept
27 at 4 p.m. This wonderful
celebration will feature youth
ministries from various church
es in the area. The Rev. Jimmy
L. Ruff is the pastor. The
church is located at 1435 E. 4th
St.
Prayer Importation
The Macedonia Marketing
Ministry of Macedonia TVPH
Church (5tM) kinard Dr.) will
have its Sunday Ni^hi Prayer
1 111 part at ion on Sunday, Sept.
27 at 6 p.m. with special guests
Pastor Quentin Gunter,
Evangelist Beverly Alexander.
Evangelist Peculiar Sprinkle.
Minister Geraldine l.arkin.
Elder John Wallace and
Minister Brandon Timmons
Bishop Tim Jackson is the
associate pastor, of the
Marketing; Ministrv and
Apostle S.D. Johnson is senior
pastor. For more information,
contact the church office at
336-72S-2MO.
belli wship Hrograrii
Steward's Chapel A. Mi:.
Zion Church. I4S Anilerson
Road in Rural Hall, will have
its Fellowship Program on
Sunday, Sept . 27 at 3 p.m. The
Rev. John li. Jones, pastor of
United Missionary Baptist
Church Of kannapohs. will be
-the guest speaker. The Rev.
Eddie t. BxtVA is the host
pastor, The public is invited to
attend. ' . . . "
Mixsii w Sunday
The . >. Missionary
Department of John. Wesley
A.M.H. 'Zion' Church.
East 25th St.. will observe
Mission Sunday on Sundav.
Sept. 27 at 1 1 a in. Belinda
Spcas Harris, a preacher at
Center Grove A.M.F. Zion
Church of TobacCoville. wttt'he
the guest speaker.
The Rev. Bobby L. Smith is
the host pastor. Geraldine
Smith is ; president of (he
Missionary Department
Pastoral anniversary
The 22nd Pastoral
Anniversary ol Bishop James
C . and Lady Joyce Hash of St.
Peter's Church & World
Outreach Center, w ill be cele
brated on Sunday. Sept.' 27.
beginning at S a.m.. with a
service featuring Pastor Joseph
Coyne of Harvest World
Outreach Center of
Greensboro. The 10 a.m. and 6
p.m. services will feature Dr.
Steve Houpe. pastor of Harvest
Church of Kansas City. Mo.
The theme is "Pursuing God's
Glory." The public is cordially
invited to attend. ; St. Peter's
Church & World Outreach
Center is located at 3683 Old
Lexington Road. For more
information, call 336-650-0200
or go to w ww.spvvoc .cpm.
Homecoming
Goodwill Baptist Church.
548 Goodwill Road in
Clemmons. will have
Homecoming beginning on
Sunday. Sept. 27, at 3 p.m.
Pastor Chad Armstrong of
Phillips Chapel Missionary
Baptist Church will be minis
tering. Revival seivites will
continue Sept. 28 - 30 at 7 p.m.
each night, with Dr. Johnny
Freeman of United Institutional
Baptist Church of Greensboro
ministering. Call the church at
336-764-3930 for more info or
van transportation.
Brown-Taylor at
Women 'l Day
On Sunday. Sept. 27. the
Rev. Barbara Brown-Taylor, a
renowned author, university
professor, theologian and
Brown-Taylor
Episcopal
priest, will
be the guest
speaker at
t h e
Wo me n ' s
Day
Celebration
at 1 1 a.m. at
F i r s t
Baptist
Church
hast Winston. 7(K) Highland
Ave. The Rev. Darryl W. Aaron
is the senior pastor at First
Baptist Church.
Missionary Union meeting
The Forsyth County
Missionary Union will meet on
Sunday. Sept. 27 at Mount
Pleasant Missionarv Baptist
Church. 495 New Crawford
Road. The youth and young
Bail Bonding
Selester Stewart, Jr.
" Serving you when others won't"
Office: (336) 727-0606
Pager: (866) 304-0973
Cell: (336) 399-2889
E-mail: selesterb@aol.com
adults will meet at 1:3(1 p.m..
and the seniors will meet at 3
p.m. l"he union's president is
Susie B. Nance. The host pas
tor is Bishop Sherwood T.
Davis Sr F;or more intorma
titHi. eall Gloria Morgan at
336-7h7-?XK>tf
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Pilgriiji Rest Missionary
Baptist Church. Il>05 \
Jackson -We . will have its
annual (iellovv ship serv ice with
its 'sisiet church. United
Progressive Missionary Baptist
Chureh. on Sunday. Sept. 27 at
3 p.m. United Progressive
Pastor l.ewis Devlin will
preach Paul W Mart is Pilgriqi
Rest's pastor.
W< i/Yfan
Antioeh Christian Church.
- I43i : Undervv(>od Ave., will
celebrate its Men's Day on
Sunday Sept. 27. with a morn
ing message -by Pastor James
A. Gilliam and a 3 p.m. mes
sage by th?i "Rev . Shannon
Jessup of. Secoikl New Bethel
Oct. 4
Family Stimuli! v Month speak- v
?r,\
Salvation and Praise
Cathedral. -U>5 Salisbury St. in
Reraersville. will sponsor
lamilv Stimulus Month during
October. The guest speakers
arc as follows: Oct. 4 at 3 p.m..
Pastor Mark Mack of Lion of
Judah Cathedral of Praise; Oct.
II at 2:30 p.m . Apostle I' D.
Taylor of New Vision of
Alfvmarle: Oct. 18 at 2:30
p.m.. Bishop Wallace Cherry of
Compassionate Outreach of
Weldon; and OcL 25 at 2:30
p.m.. Bishop Michael Clyhum
of Grace and Peace of New
England. Conn. Salvation and
Praise -Cathedral's ov erseer is.
Pastor Ellen Hunt l or more
information.- call 336-529
hfcP
Oct. io
Dancers lit Gold Memorial
The Parent Body
Missionary Society of Goler
Memorial African Methodist
Episcopal Z.iori Church. 630
North Paftersen Ave., is spon
soring the' Mt. C)live Baptist
Church Donee Ministry on Oct.
Ifta^6 pjn.
(Kt. II
Notional Coming Out Day
sen-ice
PFLAG Winston:Salem is
sponsoring a National Coming
Out Da\ Inlertailh Celebration
on Sunday. Gel 1 1 at b p.ni at
Green Street United Methodist
Chureh. 634 S Green St. Ihw
speakers will be Wilda
Spalding.
Dr. Fleming
E 1 - A m i n
and the
Res Dr.
Carlton
tier s te y .
The speak
ers arc from
the ewish.
Muslim
a n J
El- Am in
Christian tuith> . respectively. A
reception will follow the serv
ice.
Oct. 30
Hah fry
New Philadelphia
Moravian Church. 4440
Country Club Road, will host a
fish try on Get. 30 from 4:30 -
7:30 p.nt. tat in in .drive
through The cost is $7.50 for
adults and $3 .50 for children 6
12. All proceeds to benefit
annual mission trips For more
information, call the church at
336-765-2331. J :
Annual part} held
for Bro Bro Lewis
smTAi to Tin: chkontci t
Lduord Ashley Bro Bro"
Lewis celebrated his 51st
birthday on Aug. 3 I . two days
alter his actual birthday, at a
party hosted by his mother.
Jcahiiettc T-lewis.
Guests included Bro Bro's
aunts Lena . Cruwdcf and
P I o n ii i e
Andersoft, a?d
several uncles and
Ciu?inv Other
special iiuests
included members
of Bro Bm's wist
support team at
lewis
the Murdoch Center, the spe
cial needs .facility where
'Edward Lewis resides. These
guests included his social
worker. Su/anne Elliott: his
chaplain, Willis Herman; and
teachers Ronnie -Short,
lermaine Puryear and
f reeman Pearson.
Food lor the celebration
was prepared by Connie's
Catering Service. Bra Bros
celebration ended v\ ith his
? family ajul his Murdoch
Center family doing dances
like the 'Electric Slide and
Cubic Shuffle. ?
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