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.-Evening' service and
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aynesville Presby
fpr an Lhurcn
lM ji. R. Williamson, Pastor
toner Prevost, Superlntenu-
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Lay School at 10:00 o clock.
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tlh Fellowship meets at 0:30
tvet Baptist Church
MAGGIE V
Itt. Jarvis Underwood, Pastor
fcv-
km-Sunday School. Harrold
ferwood, superintendent.
a.nv-Preaching by the pas
,mTrainins Union. Mrs.
j Caldwell, director.
in. Preaching by the paston
dnesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer
iitors are welcome to come
iip with us. .
' Ancient Corinth.
"Be not afraid to speak . . . for I am with the."-Acti HMO.
Crabtree Baptist Church
Clyde, Route 1
" The Rev. M. II. Raby, Pastor
Friday, Feb. 24 Prayer meeting
at the church. -
Sunday '. -
10 a.m. Sunday School, Orville
Allen, superintendent.
6:45 p.m. BTU; studying the
Fifth Chapter, of Matthew.
7:43 p.m. Worship Service. ".
Everyone is cordially welcome at
each of these services. '
Shady Grove Methodist
Charge
The Rev. Allison E. Bclk, Pastor
SHADY GROVE CHURCH
Sunday School at 10 a.m. Glen
Boyd, superintendent. V.,.'.
Preaching by the pastor on the
subject ''When They Had Prayed".
MAGGIE CHURCH
Sunday School at 10 a.m., Mrs.
Myrtle White, superintendent.
Preaching by the pastor at 7:30
p.m. on the subject: "The Other
Side of The Ledger".
hurch Is Planted in Pagan City
CORINTH RECEIVES GOSPEL. FROM PAUL ' '
EcrivlurcActs 15:S6-t8:iB;.
U vonntHxana t:ii-i:is
I Corinthians 5:9-6 :t0:
By Newman Campbell
DDAY WE continue Paul's
ionary journeys. Consult the
to sec the many miles he
tried with his companions to
the Gospel of Christ to Jew .
Gentile alike. v ...
k distances seem small,
furcd by modern means of
portation, but the required
17 hours to travel in the time
am and his comrades.
lul and Barnabas were in An-
after going to Jerusalem to
c t report of their activities.
'uggested to Barnabas that
visit again the brethren in
city where thev had
ped the word of the Lord.
fbas evidently agreed, but
r oewrmmed to take John
wun them. Paul said no.
f remember John Mark had
I mem on one of their for-
"peaitions. Luke v 'th
entiou dS SO shftrn Mwun
I' that they departed asunder
from the other." The two
"'most quarreled, we
and parted-Barnabas took
i nd "ailed to Cyprus, and
' mt the other way, through
and Cilicia, taking Silas, a
went member of the Antioch
tch,
ul
a"d Barnabas never
called him. At the hief Mace
donian city, Philippi, the three
Paul, Silas and Timothy met
Lydia, a seller of purple cloth,
who was baptized with all her
household and who insisted that
they accept her hospitality.
At Thessalonica Paul preached
in the synagogue, and reasoned
with the elders. Many believed,
but those that believed not stirred
up evil and rough men and they
tried to find the missionaries, ac
cusing them of "turning the world
upside down."
The believers sent Paul and his
comrades away, and they went
to Berea, where they were re
ceived "with all readiness of
mind," and the people "searched
the scriptures daily, whether those
things were so."' '
With Paul's experience in Ath
ens we must not tarry, merely to
Say that the Athenians were wont
to gather to discuss all things
new to them,' and Paul told them
of "the unknown God" to whom
they had raised an altar.
"After these things Paul de
parted from Athens and came to
Corinth." With the exception of
Antioch In, Syria, Corinth prob
ably had the largest population
of. any city Paul had so far vis
ited.' It was a Roman city, and
had the reputation of being a
"MEMORY VERSE '.
"Be not araid, but apeak . . jor I am with thee."
Acts lB:9-tO. '
7".Barn.bM had intro-
Z1 PauI to the church nnH
KBh'm.hen e leader.
fh, u 0 mistrust him..
with :;u:.!, ,ons .?.
Imuat k. w K ,nciaen. that
VZP bnf in recounting
f ..on in order A .
l e temperance lesson Paul
, uie 16th chaDter ....
ntrCedt0;ne-"r"
fwe Tunotheus, son o
,re h's death in m." JUSI
W ... --'raeu io mm.
H ThTT, T"K happened
I to nil Holy Gh08t 'orbade
rlCeLtain Places- The
ion trPhv ,av n his bed,
l'oT. P,nP!aredtoh'm. It was
Ime over ."n,0 Pnyei Paul.
h, er lnt0 Macedonia,, and
i"4 knew it th: t ... 1.,
tl"!n1,IlS,,,?l j"'""" product tyThi Inlmatlnnat Council of Religlout
r;4 Wether sealn. which t 7 wicked nlacer Here- Paul taught.-'
OPCaUSP Pnrn.k t-j I ... . .-..hha'th in
ana preacnea every
the synagogue. Here Silas and
Timntnv nneA him.' and when the
Jews opposed Paul and blas-
. . . r ,UnM
pnemed, he aepariea irom uro
and took up residence with Jus
tus, a believer. Paul stayed in
Corinth a year and a half and
made many converts, both Jews
and Gentiles.
Paul was again arrested here,
but the deputy, Galileo, refused,
to listen to his enemies and sent
them packing, which verified the ,
words of God to Paul vrhen he
went to Corinth: "Be not afraid. -tAit
speak . . . for I am with thee,
and no man shall set on thee to
hurt thee." . -
Writing later to these same
Corinthians, Paul warned them
against idolaters, extortioners, "
those who were covetous; against
drunltards and those who were
impure in their lives. Living good,
moral and temperate lives, God
would be a" father to them, He
promised, and they should be His--
sons and daughters.
' St John's Catholic
Church
Rev. A. F. Rohrbacher, Pastor
Cryson City, St. Joseph
Church Every 1st and
3rd Sunday 8:00 a.m
Canton. YMCA Building
Every 3rd Sunday 8:00 a.m.
Sylva. American Legion '
Hall Every Sunday 11:00 a.m,
W aynesville, St. John's
Church, Every Sunday
9.00 and 11:00 a.m
Salvation Army
WAYNES VILLE Mountain
Mission District
Major Cecil Brown. O. F.
WAYNESVILLE CENTER
East Street
10:30 a.m. Sunday School.
Mrs. Lee Ray, Y. P. Sergeant
Major,. 7:30 Sunday evening Evangelis
tic Service. The Rev. Ethel Schaar,
Speukcr.
First Wednesday, 7:30 Ladies
Home League.
Second Wednesday, 7:30 Soldiers
Meeting.
Thud Wednesday, 7:30 Junior
Legion.
Fourth Wednesday, 7:30 Family
Night.
MOUNTAIN MISSIONS
MAPLE SPRINGS: District
Headquarters, .Officer's. Quarters,
Children's home, Day School.
10:00 a.m. Sunday School. Cadet
Blanch Lowe, Y. P. Sergeant-Major.
11:00 Morning service.
3:30 Children's hour.
LITTLE CREEK: 10:00 a.m.
Sunday School. Mrs. Jessie Lowe.
Y. P. Sergeant-Major. 1
11:00 Morning Service.
7:30 Wednesday Prayef Meeting.
SHELTON LAUREL: 2:00 p.m.
Sunday School. Mrs. Archie Rath
bone, Y. P. Sergeant-Major,
3:00 Salvation meeting.
7:00 Wed. Y. P. Legion.
7:45 Wed. Prayer Meeting.
11:00 i Each third Wednesday,
Ladies Home League,
BONNIE HILL: 10:30 Sunday
School. Perry Gowan, Senior Sergeant-Major,
- -
7:30 Fourth Sunday Evangelistic
Service.
, Church Of God
' CANTON
The Rev. C. E. Westmoreland,
Pastor .
Saturday night
7:15 O'clock WPE Service.
Sunday
10 a.m. Sunday School.
11 a.m. Preaching Service.
7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Service.
Wednesday
7:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer
meeting.
Seventh Day Advcntist
Tabernacle
106 Beech Street
HAZELWOOD
Saturday
0:45 a.m. Sabbath School, Clyde
Morgan, superintendent.
11 a.m. Preaching. Elder L. P.
Knecht in charge.
Lake Junaluska Baptist
Church
The Rev. O. J. Beck, Pastor
Sunday
10 a. m. Sunday School. D. R
Riley, general superintendent.
11 a. m. Preaching services on
the lirst and third Sundays.,
Wednesday .
7:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer serv
ices..' "
7 p.m. Training Union meets
every Sunday, with Mrs. Carey Wlc
Cracken, director.
" 8 p.nt Preaching services on
the second and fourth Sundays.
Church Of Christ
EAST WAYNESVILLE
Sunday ; 1
10 a.m. Sunday School.
11 a.m. Worship Service.
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The simple faith of this child is written all over her beaming:
little face. The awed expression, the clasped hands, and the prayer
ful eyes show without a shadow of a doubt that this small girl has
been taught truths of the Christian Faith.:
Already she -had been "taken regularly to the" services "of the
Church, habits which she will not likely break as she grows olderj
At right Mother tells her stories from the Bible, and. at, bedtime
she kneels reverently to pray before she falls asleep.
A child with such training has been given the greatest insurance
of happiness that parents can bestow. No matter what course her
life may lead, she will always be able to rely upon her early teachings
as her greatest source of comfort and direction.
Only by giving your children the benefit of Christian training
can you hope to bless them with security and happiness in the
future. It is never too early or too late to begin. .Take your children,
to Church this Sunday.
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