Church News
Revival Services Continue
The First Baptist Church of Hot Springs will hold revival
services through Friday night. Services will begin at 7 p.m.
nightly. The Rev. David Mills of Olivet Baptist Church, Sher
riils Ford, N.C., will be the guest speaker.
Easter Morning Singing Set
The Spillcorn Church of God will hold a singing service on
Easter morning featuring the Potter's Clay from Kingsport,
Tenn. Services will begin at 10 a.m. The Rev. Olen Shelton in
vites everyone to attend. The church will also hold singing ser
vices on April 25 beginning at 7 p.m.
Revival To Begin
Mt. Zion Freewill Baptist Church will hold revival services
nightly beginning Sunday with the morning services.
Easter Play To Be Staged
Piney Grove Baptist Church will present an Easter play, "It
Was For Me," Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Bobby Smith in
vites everyone to attend.
Easter Sunrise Service Set
Sunrise Easter services will be held at the Walnut Methodist
Church cemetery beginning at 7a.nT. Memorials may be made
to the cemetery for Edgar "Skeeter" Henderson in care of
Valerie Guthrie, 41 Academy Road, Marshall.
Hot Springs
Man Finishes
Doctoral Studies
Roy W. Clark, a graduate of Hot
Springs High School in 1962, has com
pleted his doctoral studies through
the Southern Baptist Center for
Biblical Studies in Jacksonville, Fla.
Clark lives in Pensacola, Fla. and
is pastor of the Pine Forest Baptist
Church. Clark also founded and
works with the Christian Telephone*
Communications Company, a con
tracting company with telephone
systems.
Roy W. Clark
. . .completes studies
Singing Services To Be
The Marshall Community Freewill Baptist Church will hold
singing services featuring the Benton Family from Kings port,
Tenn., Saturday night beginning at 7 p.m. The Rev. Donnie
Harris invites everyone to attend.
Gospel Crusade To Begin
A gospel singing crusade will be held Tuesday through April
25 beginning at 7 p.m. nightly in Hot Springs, adjacent to the
Smokey Mountain Diner. Several local and visiting groups will
be featured.
Catholic Church Announces Events
The St. Andrew's Catholic Church will hold services Thurs
day beginning at 6 p.m., Friday at 6:30 p.m. and Saturday at 8
p.m. Easter Sunday Mass will be held in Hot Springs at 10:30
a.m.
Furnace Fund-raiser Scheduled
The Pilgrim Heirs will conduct a benefit singing at 7 p.m.
Friday to raise money for the Salvation Army Sleepy Valley
Church to purchase a furnace. For more information, contact
Lt. Thomas Friddle at 125 Jackson Ave., Hot Springs, or call
622-3359.
Easter Sunrise Service Planned
A communitywide Easter sunrise service will be held at
Bowman Cemetery Sunday beginning at 6:30 a.m.
7 Take Part In Model UN
Seven North Buncombe High
School students took part in the Model
United Nations program March 20 at
the University of North Carolina
Asheville.
Tina Hampton, Brooke Harrower,
Kim Mantooth, Heather McClellan,
Leah Oglesby, Jill Rogers and
Michelle Wyatt represented Ghana in
the Model UN.
Mantooth and McClellan received
an award of excellence for their work
on the security committee, and
Oglesby was awarded for her work on'
legal committee achievement.
The North Buncombe students
were among 160 students from eight
counties in Western North Carolina to
compete in the Model UN.
The program is an annual event
N. Buncombe
Student Receives
Art Scholarship
Johnny Fowler n, a student at
North Buncombe High School, has
received a $1,000 scholarship to the
Savannah College of Art and Design.
The scholarship is given in recogni
tion of outstanding work included in
the regional scholastic art awards ex
hibit.
Banks To Head MS Drive
mental disease. It has been called the
"mysterious crippler of young
adults" because it is usually first
diagnosed between the ages of 15 and
SO.
Technically, the disease attacks the
myelin sheathing of the central ner
vous system, destroying it in patches.
The myelin sheath acts much like the
insulation around telephone wires,
and when it is destroyed, the flow of
nerve impulses to and from the brain
is interrrupted or distorted
The resultant symptoms from this
destruction of myelin can be:
paralysis, double vision, bladder or
bowel problems, loss of balance, loss
of coordination, and speech and hear
ing difficulties, among others. There
are more than 500,000 people in
American with MS.
Mrs. Banks will be looking for
volunteers to caavaaa tho
.neighborhood.
ft A joint walk-a-thon to benefit vic
tims of MS and leukemia will be held
" Saturday, April 25, from 10 a.m. until
now In downtown Marshall
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I Have Seen The Lord
Too long persons have been hung-up on Easter's empty tomb. Jesus
Christ is never lound inside any tomb.
The prool of His resurrection is not lound in the proof of an empty tomb.
An empty tomb can always be explained away: "His friends came
during the night and removed him." they said. Who can disprove that?
"A soldier was bribed." some might say. and one cannot really unlodge
that theory.
The validity of Easter? the fact of resurrection? rests not on the
emptiness of the tomb, but on the tullness of Mary Magdelene's testimony:
"I have seen the Lord?" There's proof of resurrection. That's the fact of
Easier!
The reality of Easier is found not even in the words of the angel, "He is
not here!" but in the words of Mary Magdalene: "I have seen the lord!"
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Sunday
Luke
10:28-48
Monday
Luke
17:2047
Tuesday
Luke
18:31-43
Wednesday
Luke
22:1-23
Thursday
Luke
22:47-71
Friday
Luke
23:1-43