Pagel4A - THE CHARLOTTE POST - Thursday, June 24,1993
CHURCH NEWS
Dr. Carroll Jenkins
•Church of God In Christ
The members of the Pente
costal Temple and the North
Carolina Second Jurisdic
tion honored Bishop J. Ho
ward Sherman Sr. at a din
ner at the Government House
Hotel last week. The occa
sion was In observance of
his 70th birthday celebra
tion and the fifth term re-
election as chairman of the
board of bishops of the
Church of God in Christ.
•Ebenezer Baptist
The women of Ebenezer
Baptist Church will observe
their annual Women's Day
June 27 during the 11 a.m.
services. Lisa Cooley will be
the speaker. Joyce McMll-
llan will conduct the mass
women's choir. The theme Is
"Ebenezer Women Uniting
The Links In Service." The
membership Is having wor
ship services at 2310 States
ville Ave. Dr. A.B. Sutton Sr.
Is the pastor. Vemell Fun-
derburke, Mary Maxwell and
Connie Williams are Wom
en's Day chairpersons.
•Temple Baptist
On June 27 at 4 p.m., the
Deacon and Deaconess Board
of Temple Baptist (2816
Tuckaseegee Rd.) will cele
brate Its 44th armlversary.
Rev. Casey Kimbrough of Mt.
Carmel Baptist Church and
his choirs, ushers, officers
and congregation will be the
guests. Rev. LeRoy Dunlap Is
pastor.
•Second Calvary Baptist
The sanctuary choir of Sec
ond Calvary Baptist Church
will have its annual Spring
Praise concert on June 27 at
5 p.m. The chotr Is under the
direction of Harold Dbcon
and G. McDowell, Second
Calvary's ministers of mu
sic. The church Is at 114 Nel
son Ave. For Information,
contact Sandra Norman at
333-3111 or 598-7400.
•Grier Heights Presbyterian
Church
Grier Heights Presbyterian
Church will celebrate Its
50th anniversary on June 27
at the 11 a.m. service. Dr.
Carroll Jenkins, First Synod
executive and stated clerk of
the Synod of the Mid Atlan
tic, will be the guest speaker.
On June 25, at 7:30 p.m. the
community's chobs will join
a singing program. There
will be exhibits throughout
the educational plant on
June 25 from noon-4 p.m.
Vivian Matheson is coordi
nator for the 50th anniver
sary celebration.
•New Pleasant Valley
Baptist
New Pleasant Valley Bap
tist Church will have a fish
fry and yard sale on June 26
starting at 8 a.m. The church
Is located at 500 Ingle Street
in Charlotte.
•Charlotte
Interdenominational Mass
Choir
The Charlotte Interdenom
inational Mass Choir of the
Gospel Workshop of America
will be In concert at Nazar
eth P.B. Church, 2230 Ban
croft St., June 27 at 4 p.m.
•Shepherd's Fold
Shepherd's Fold Church
will have Men's Day June 27.
The celebration will start at
8:30 with a fellowship break
fast at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Ervin
MUlsap of Greater Fellow
ship Baptist Church will be
tlie guest at 6:30 p.m.
•New St. John Baptist
"A Caring and Sharing
Kind of Love" will be the
theme for the morning ser
vice June 27 at New St. John
Baptist Church. The special
guest will be the N.C. Mass
Choir directed by Ronnie Gil
liam. Local choirs will be
featured. On June 25 at 7:30
p.m. the Stars of Faith 111 be
gin its anniversary program.
Vacation Bible school Is
from June 28 to July 2.
Classes are for children (ages
2 and over) and adults. The
public Is welcome.
•Nazareth Primitive
Baptist
The Nazareth Primitive
Baptist Church will celebrate
Its 116th anniversary on
June 27 at 3 pm. The speaker
will be Elder Harry Love of
Liberty Primitive Baptist
Church In Concord. The
church Is at 2230 Bancroft
St.
•Nations Ford Baptist
Nations Ford will have its
pastor appreciation service
for Rev. Phillip M. Davis on
June 27 at 5 p.m. Nations
Ford Is located at 7410 Na
tions Ford Road. For infor
mation call 522-6480.
•First Presbyterian Church
The Inspirational Concert
Choir of First Presbyterian
Church, Waxhaw, will
present a concert on June 28
at 4 p.m. The church Is locat
ed at Highway 75 approxi
mately two miles east of
Waxhaw.
•Pleasant Hill Baptist
The Adult chotr of Pleasant
Hill will observe Its anniver
sary on June 27 at 4 p.m. Ter
ry Oates win be the guest pia
nist. The church Is located at
517Baldwin Ave. Rev. J.A.
Cuthbertson Is pastor.
•First Mayfield Memorial
First Mayfield Memorial
Baptist Church Mass choir
will be In concert on June 27
at 3 p. The church Is located
at 901 Oaklawn Ave. The
theme Is "He Is Working It
Out For You." A variety of
songs by various artists will
be performed. Renee Sanders
will lead the choir In "I Tried
Him (Jesus Is Alright With
Me)." Rev. C. McArthur Is
pastor.
•Temple Chapel
The usher choir of Temple
Chapel wUl have its 17th an
niversary on June 27 at 2:30
p.m. The church Is located at
900 September Lane. Rev.
G.E. Gilmon Is pastor.
•Grace AME Zion
The combined choirs of
Grace AME will have a ser
vice of praise and song on
June 27 at 5 p.m. The senior,
gospel, young adult and
men's choirs will sing a va
riety of songs, consisting of
spirituals, anthems, and
contemporary gospel. Rev. J.
Elvln Sadler Is pastor.
•Greater Providence
Baptist
The annual Men's Day pro
gram will be held on June 27
during the 11 a.m. worship
service. The theme for the
program Is "Ordinary Men
Can Do The Extra Ordinary."
Micah 1:1-4, Hosea 3: 1-5,
Amos 1: 1-2 and Genesis
ROCKWELL
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"Celebrating 128 Years
of Christianity"
William M. Jordan HI • PASTOR
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SIMPSON GILLESPIE
UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
Rev, James Graves, PASTOR
Sunday School 9:30a.m.
Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m.
Bible Study - Tue, 7:00 PM
3545 Beatties Ford Road
Rev. James Graves
(704)399-2717
12:1-8. The speaker wUl be
Attorney Frank E. Emory Jr.
The pastor is Dr. Fred Gib
son.
•Grace AME Zion Church
On June 27 at 5 p.m., Grace
AME Zion music department
will sponsor a program cele
brating the roots of'’gospel
music at Grace and how it
has branched over the years.
Participating choirs Include:
The Reunion Youth Choir
under the direction of Smith
Turner IV, the gospel choir
under the direction of Gloria
Reid, and the men's choir un
der the direction of Gloria
Roberts. The concert will
conclude with selections
from the United Voices of
Grace. The church Is located
at 219 S. Brevard Street. Rev.
Elvln Sadler Is pastor.
•First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
in Waxhaw will conduct its
annual Vacation Bible
School during the week of
June 28-July 2 from 6-8:30
p.m. Classes wUl be for ages
3 through adult. Classes will
be held for Bible, crafts and
music. For information, call
Raymond Funderburke,
Naomi Chambers, Catherine
Cureton, Cheryl McCain or
Jalrus Poston.
•Mt. Moriah Baptist
July 4 will mark 48 years
of service for Rev. J.C. Ro
binson as pastor of Mt. Mo
riah Baptist Church In Mat
thews. Special honors
commemorating Rev. Robin
son's service are planned
during morning worship ser
vice. Rev. Robinson’s neph
ew, Rev. Edwards Robinson,
will deliver the message.
This special service is spear
headed by the Pastor's Aide
of Mt. Moriah.
•University Park Baptist
The men of University
Park Baptist Church will
sponsor an All Male Fash
ion Show on June 26 at 7
p.m. at West Charlotte High
School Auditorium. Admis
sion Is $10 at the door. On
June 27, the men will ob
serve Men's Day '93 during
the 10:40 a.m. service. Guest
minister will be Dr. Charles
Mosley, pastor of Nazareth
First Baptist Church of
Asheville. For information,
call 392-1681. University
Park Baptist Church Is locat
ed at the comer of Keller Av
enue and Senior Dr. Rev.
Claude R. Alexander Jr. Is
pastor.
•Friendship Missionary
Baptist
The music department of
Friendship missionary Bap
tist Church will present the
Youth Choir In concert at 5
p.m. June 27 at First Baptist
Church-West. Duncan C.
Gray Is director.
•Plaza United Methodist
A Three-day Bible school
will be sponsored by the Pla
za Umted Methodist Church,
5600 The Plaza. The church
and grounds will be trans
formed into what a market
place looked like In 29 A.D.
Youth and adults of the
church will dress in cos
tumes of the era. The event Is
designed to acquaint chil
dren with their Christian
heritage, according to orga
nizer Fran May.
•General Baptist State
Ushers Convention
District II Ushers will
have an ushers' training ses
sion June 26 from 10-11 a.m.
at St. Luke Baptist Church.
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CHURCH
Rev. F.A. Griffin, PASTOR
Rev. F.A. Griffin
Sunday School 9:45a.in.
Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m.
Sunday School Study - Wed. 7pm
Prayer Service - 8pm
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