Church Neum Briefs
New Miracle Deliverance Temple Will Hold
r Services At King’s
Members of New Mlracie Delive
rance Temple and their pastor,
Apostle Brunson Davis, will hold
their regular services beginning
February 10 at King's Funeral
Home, 4000 Beatties Ford Road.
Each Sunday from 11 a.m. until 1
p.m. worship service! will be held in
the new beautiful auditorium of
King**- The public is cordially
invited to all services. For more
information call 304-3733. Come and
be blessed by the Hand of God. gli
According to Apostle Brunson Da
vis, pastor of New Miracle Delive
rance there will be a supernatural
Holy Ghost service held at King’s
Funeral Home February 10 begin
ningat4p.m. Guest speaker will be
Prophet Alania B. Jones of the
United Temple Church of God in
Salisbury. He will be accompanied
by his congregation. “Prophet Jones
i* a powerful man of God. The
public is invited to come and be
blessed by the Hand of God,”
Apostle Davit commented.
STEELE CREEK AME ZION
The Christian Education Depart
ment of Steele Ckeek AME Zion
Church will sponsor Ms Annual
Black History Program Sunday,
February 17 at 3:30 p.m.
Guest Speaker will be Rev. Greg
Davis, associate minister of First
Mayfield Baptist Church. The com
bonation Choir will render
selections. A traditional dinner of
pig feet chittelings, potatoe pies etc.
will be served at 1 p.m'. You are
cordially invited to come out and
enjoy the service. Dress in slavery
! attire for historic effect for both the
11 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. services.
Betty Heath is president of the
Christian Education Department C,
Rev. Fred McCullough is pastor of
Steele Creak AME Zion located at
6414 York Road.
GREATER CHARLOTTE
COMMUNITY CHORALE
On Friday February 8 at 7:30 p.m.
the Greater Charlotte Community
Chorale will present its Annual
Consecration Service with Rev.
Charles Fairchild as guest speaker.
This service wllj be held at Walls
Memorial AME Zion Church, 2723
- h Bancroft St.
Also on Sunday February 10 the
Chorale will be in concert 4 p.m. at
Greenville Memorial AME Zion
Church on Monteitta Dr. in the
Hidden Valley arm. The public is
ooridaUy invited to both Service*
Also on Saturday February 9
- beginning at B a.m. a Gospel music
seminar for vocalist and instrumen
talist will be held for all interested
persons at Walls Memorial.
> NEW MOWING GLADE AME
The Missionary Department of the
New Mowing Glade ABIE Zion
Church will present in concert “The
Prophet’s of Joy” Sunday February
10 at 3;30 p.m.
The public is Invited to attend. The
church is located at 8B61 Albermarle
Rd. Rev. Rollins S. Graham, pastor.
MYERS TABERNACLE
The Union Blass Choir,-ander the
direction of Rev. Waymond Jordan,
will be in concert Sunday February
■ 10 at Myers Tabernacle AME Zion
Church Beginning at 3 p.m.
The church is located at SOB
Cherry St. Admission is free and the
public is cordially invited to attend.
Rev. C.C. Thompson is host pastor.
USHERS AUXILIARY
The MeeManburg General Baptist
Association Usher’s Auxiliary will
*
Carolina Rankin la Ike proud recipient of a plaque
honoring her as ’The Woman of the Year” at Greater
Bethel A.M.E. Church. Ike award was given to Mrs.
Rankin after she raised the most money In Greater
Bethel’s Women's Day Program. She had competed
against seven other contestants, Evelyn Canrothers.
Geraldine Hynes. Beulah McDowell, Ruby McGibeay,
Mary McKinney, Alberta Prince, Bernadine Rankin
and Joyce Simpson. A class leader and president of the
Senior CUotr, Mrs. Rankin has been a member of
Greater Bethel for 1* years and for IS years has taaght
Adult Sunday School Classes. "The priority reason for
attesting. church,she says, "Is to give honor and
worship t« tH» i iirJ '»*«■ »i««. rhwTl h Ininrtsnt fir
the fellowship that you hare with other Christian
individuals. There is great strength in fellowship.” A
family woman, Mrs. Rankin and her husband Nelson
have raised five children, Nelson, Jr.. Bernadine,
Bobby, Jerry and Sherwood. They now have M
grandchildren. Mrs. Rankin Hkes to sew as an bobby.
She also sews professionally as a seamstress with
Trimline Foundations. *‘I enjoy bowling and
swimming, “she admits. “These activities keep me fat
pretty good shape for a grandmother.” (Photo by
Divine Reflections)
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sponsor a cnartered bus to the
Durham NC Annual One-Day
Session of the State Ushers
Convention February 23. The bus
will leave at 6 a m.
For more information call
Lawrence Brook at 379-1998 or
Forest M. Eaves at 372-5338.
PARKWOOD CME
You are cordially invited to the
31st anniversary celebration of the
Pilot Gospel Singers February 17 at
Parkwood CME Church on the
comer of Parkwood and Allen
Streets. On Sunday there will be two
programs - one at 2:30 p.m. and the
other at 7:30 p.m.
There will also be a pre-service
celebration Friday February 18 also
at Parkwood. This program begins
at 7:30 p.m.
Several choirs have been invited
to render musical selections. '
The Black Political Caucus
Retreat will be held at Parkwood
Institutional CME
Chkrjch February W. The cfcwch ia
located at 1201 Parkwood Ave.
Friday services begin at 8 p.m.;
Saturday February 9 sessions begin
at 9 a.m. with adjournment of
. retreat at 2 p.m.
JONESVILLE AME
The Splrituleers of Jonesville
AME Zion Church will sponsor a
Fashion Show Sunday 5 p.m. March
3 at Bethlehem Center on Baltimore
Ave.
This Fashion Program is entitled
“The World of Fashion." Tickets
will cost $3 and door prizes will be
given away. Proceeds will go
towards Jonesville AME Zion
' Church.
The Splrituleers of Jonesville
AMD Zion Church will be in concert
March 10 at 9 p.m. The public is
cordially invited to attend. The
concert will be held at Jonesville
AME Zion Church, 8827 Providence
Rd. West. Rev. James R. Phifer,
pastor.
EAST STONEWALL AME ZION
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East Stonewall AME Zion Chtrch
cordially invites the public to attend
Sunday morning worship service
held at 11 a.m. each Sunday. Sunday
School begins at 9:30 a.m.
Pastor of East Stonewall AME
Zion is Rev. Bernard Sullivan. Hie
church is located at 1729 Griers
Grove Rd.
FIR8T UNITED
PRESBYTERIAN
The Altar Flower Guild of First
United Presbyterian Church will
celebrate its I6th anniversary
Sunday February 17 at 4 p.m. Hie
J.T. White Singers - of Walls
Memorial AME Zkn Church will be
in concert. Mrs. Sandra Williams
k and Joe Majors will appear on this
program as soloists.
Rev. Raymond Worsley is pastor
of First United Presbyterian
Church, located at the corner of
Seventh and College Streets. T
WOODLAND UNITED
PRESBYTERIAN
now beinjg accepted at die Woodland
Presbyterian Churcfa Day Care.
Full-time or part-time programs
are provided for children six weeks
to four years of age. The Day Care is
open Monday through Friday bom
6:30 am. until 6 p.m.
For more information call
396-0185. Hie center is Ideated at 900
Rhyne Rd.
ST. MARTIN’S EPISCOPAL
Carolina Interfaith Taskforce on
Central America (CITCA) will
present the 1963 documentary film
“Nicaragua: Report from the
Front” on Thursday February 14 at
7:30 pm. at St. Martin’s Episcopal
Church, 1510 E. 7th Street.
Donations are welcome.
ADAMS-METROPOLITAN AME
At 4 pm. Sunday February 10
pastor, members and officers of
Adams-Metropolitan AME Chrucfa
will celebrate its Annual Founder’s
.pay.
~ Special guest will be Rev. A.M.
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Hall pastor of Clapps Chapel, AME
Church in Whitsett. His choir and
congregation will accompany him
Guest speaker will be Rev. Charles
F. Blalock Sr. pastor of Bethel AME
Church in Reidsville. .
Rev. Blalock is a renowned
preacher. He is a well trained
prepared and spirit-filled individual
A native of Raleigh he attended St.
Augustine College and Shaw
University School of Divinity. Rev.
Blalock has much experience in
forwarding the Word of God.
You are invited to hear this man of
God. Many other well known
ministers and political leaders will
be present to share and participate
in the program. Rev. Rich, pastor of
Adams-Metropolitan AME Church
and his membership extend a'
cordial invitation to all of the
surrounding communities. Bill
White is chairperson. . L
The chun* is located at 900
Yorkmont Rd. ;
Salem Bdptist Church will celebrate
its 31 anniversary Friday, February
8 at 7:30 p.m. The celebration will
continue Sunday February 10 with
the program beginnng at 2:30 p.m.
The chorus will conclude its
celebration Sunday night at 7:30
p.m. Singing groups from the city
and surrounding areas will appear
on the program.
President Nathaniel Davis and
members of the chorus invite the
public to be in attendance. The
church is located at S318 Salem
Chun* Rd. Rev. A.L. Jinwright,
pastor.
. MOUNT CARMEL BAPTIST
Dr. Albright, president of Johnson
C. Smith University, will be guest
speaker at Mount Carmel Baptist
Church at the February 10 morning
service. The Johnson C. Smith
University choir, under the direction
of Christopher Kemp, will sing.
Since coming to Johnson C. Smith
in July of ISC, Dr. Albright has
enlisted the corporate community
and Mecklenburg County citizens in
an industrious fundraising cam
paign and has embarked on a
program to expand and improve
upon the university’s course
offerings.
Dr. Albright is extremely active in
the community. Among his many
involvements is the chairmanship of
the Human Service* Advisory Coun
cil which has played a major role In
the reorganization of health services
in MefdSlarg County.
Mount Carmel and the university
have maintained a close relationship
through the years which had its
beginning when both institutions
were historical establishments In
the Biddleville Community. Mount
Carmel is now located at 3301
Tuckaseegee Road. Dr. Leon C.
Riddick is pastor.
NEW 8T. JOHN
Last Sunday one had to come early
to get a seat at New St. John Baptist
Church. The messages of the
church’s pastor have been touching
the hearts and spirits of many. This
Sunday at 11 a on. Rev. Robert Leak,
will speak on “The Tragedy of
Forgetting God". The text is from
Deuteronomy 8:10-11.
The Angels of Love of New St.
John will present a Musical Pro
gram Sunday Februaruy 10 at 3:30
p.m. Guest choirs have been invited
to render selections.
Pastor and members of New St.
John would like to extend a thank
you to Rev. Davis and the member*
of Gold Hill Baptist Church for the
splendid service rendered last Sun
day during the Installation of New
St. John officers.
New St. John is located at 3000 St
John Rd. in the NeweU-Hickory
Grove area of Charlotte. The public
is always welcome to come and hear
the Word of God.
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Aglow Fellowship will meet at the
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