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Emmanuel Baptist under
Mendez and considers
Emmanuel home.
As a young minister
Tennial's message to the
youth was to let them know
that there is something
inside of them that God put
there and in no one else.
He wanted to inspire
them to realize everyone
has a calling and we all
need people around us Who
will "nurture the fire
inside."
Being a graduate of
Xavier University in
Louisiana, he spoke about
the advantages of attending
a historically black college
or university versus a tradi
tional university.
He closed by telling the *
youth not to let their
dreams slip away and to
not listen to naysayers.
"I just wanted to get
across the idea that the fire
and gift they have is
already in them," said
Tennial. "All education is
doing is refining that and
making sure they are pre
pared for the journey that's
at hand. All the strength
they need can be found in
God."
Mendez said the reason
why the church has this
service every year is to
send the young people
back to school with a posi
tive mind frame and a feel
ing of empowerment.
Mendez spoke to the
congregation about the
importance of the youth
and the oppression that all
people of color face. He
wanted to convey the
importance of the right to
vote. Emmanuel Baptist
will be registering people
to vote every Sunday at the
church.
Squire added, "I want
them to trust in God, and 1
know they have a strong
foundation coming out of
this church. They have
been prepared to go out
into the world and they just
need to stay focused and
know their church family
loves them."
Photo by Timothy Ramsey
Apostle Dr. Sylvester Davis Johnson and wife Billie
pose for a photo after the Founder's Day Luncheon
Friday, Aug. 12.
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ly known and much sought after preacher, teacher, singer,
musician and author.
The all white affair on Friday, Aug. 12, in the banquet
room of the Winston-Salem Hotel & Spa was filled with
wonderful words and well wishes honoring Johnson. The
TVCOD Mass Choir and a liturgical dance by Alyssa
Bennett and Jenea Jetter had everyone clapping then
hands.
Johnson said he was truly honored by the day's events
and kept a smile on his face throughout.
"The day went tremendously well because of the
leadership of Bishop Dr. Debra Moorman Bradshaw,"
Johnson said. 'Today went beyond my expectations, and
the speaker was great."
Bishop James Randolfph Woodson II, pastor of St.
James Home of Fresh Start in Greensboro, delivered the
sermon that brought everyone to their feet.
Woodson added, "The Bible says look to the quarry
from whence you were dug and the rock from whence
you were hewn. Sometimes you have to go back to
where you started in order to know where you are going,
and that's why I'm here."
Bradshaw was the chairman of the Founder's Day
committee. She said she was pleased with the fruits of her
labor.
"I think we had a beautiful time and everyone came
out and just had a Holy Ghost good time," said Bradshaw.
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and Matrimony Mime!
Tickets are $10 in advance
and $15 at the door. Text
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On Sunday morning at 10
a.m., Bishop Greg
Hargrave of Gospel
Tabernacle United Holy
Church of Burlington will
be the guest preacher. On
Sunday afternoon at 4
p.m., Bishop Stephen
Williams of Goodwill
Baptist Church from
Arcadia will preach. The
legacy of the church
founders, the late Pastor P.
A. Samuels and Apostle
Gloria Samuels and eight
amazing years as a min
istry, will be celebrated.
For more information,
contact the church office at
336-577-3420. The church
address is 3733 Ogbum
Ave .Website: www.great
commissioncommunity
church.com.
Aug. 28
Church Celebration
Rising Ebenezer
. Baptist Church, 900 Free
St. in the Happy Hills
Garden community, invites
past members, family
members, the community
and friends to join in fel
lowship on Sunday, Aug.
28, beginning with Sunday
school at 9:45 a.m., 11
morning worship, and
from 2-8 p.m. park activi
ties at Triad Park, 9652 W.
Market St., Kernersville.
Everyone is invited. For
more information, call
336-918-4151.
Sept. 7-9
Faith Unity's Revival
Faith Unity Missionary
Church, in the chapel of
the Masonic Lodge Prince
Hall at 1025 E. 14th St.,
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will hold its revival
Wednesday through
Friday, Sept. 7-9, begin
ning at 7 pjn. nightly. For
more information, please
contact the church at 336
771-0023 or email at
faithunity mc @ yahoo .com.
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SCHOOL BONDS of said County. The
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