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RALEIGH. S. C„ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24. 19*4
WEEKLY MEDITATION
BY COLIN DOUGLAS
“Fear net; for I mb with
thee."-4s*. 43:5.
If you have circumstances In your
life that seem undesirable, remem
ber that in everythin! in Gtod’s
world there Is an element of food
—ls you but open your eyes, mind,
and heart to this good.
Consider what Jesus did when
ever Ha was faced with difficult
circumstances. To the wild wind
and the toasing waves He said,
“Peace, be still." In the presence
of the hungry multitude. He
blessed the lew loaves and fishes,
and the hungry were fed. In the
face of devastating disease, He said,
“Thy faith hath made thee whole.”
To them who persecuted Him, He
said, 'Tether, forgive them, for
they know not what they do."
Jesus Christ had faith in the
Father God, in His love and in His
power, and Jsetts' faith was used
to torn inharmony and the appear
ance of evil into something good
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CHURCH GOING
Thera is an Important passagt on
church going in Hebrews 10:23-23:
"Let us hold fast the profession
of our faith without wavering . . .
And let us consider one another, to
provoke unto love and to good
worka; net foraaking the assembling
at ourselves together, as the man
ner of some is . .
We are often urged, these days:
"do to the church of your choice."
The implication is that ona church
Is as good aa another— Just so you
to to ehurch. But this is not so.
The Scriptures teach that the
true Church is compa ' nt those
who have placed their faith in the
Lord Jesus Christ as the Savior
who diad for their sins. Such are
told to “hold fast" the faith which
they have professed without waver
ing. This must come llrst, for It Is
only those who have first exercis
ed such faith, who can meet to
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and favorable. Through our faith
In God, we too can bring forth
good from every cc-fition and sit
uation.
We can fn<~m *ho habit oi greet
ing each day with quiet prayer
from which forth the as
surance that we are going forth
to meet something good in God's
world. We can know without a
acabt that each experience will
Sdrt to the growth and development
of our souls. The ..wareness of
God) presence and power In our
life makes us Strong and unafraid,
faith in Him giv"* - - "Widenee.
poise, and ssurance that al l Is
well It is not hie for us to be
inwardly afraid and still have faith
in God at the same time. SO, re
gardlesa of the demnpds made up
on us, we can meet them courage
ously when we put our complete
trust In God.
And he will send them a sav
iour, and a defender, and ha
will deliver them."—lsa. 19:20.
gather with unity of mind end pur
pose to encourage each other “to
love and to good works."
It Is s truly blessed experience
, for those who have been saved by
the grace of God, to assemble to
express their praise together in
song, to lift their heart together in
prayer and to Join together In the
study of Ood's Word S 6 as to “grow
in grace and in tfae knowledge of
1 our Lord Jesus Christ."
i In these days of tension and con
i fusion there is a tendency for ev. n
the moat sincere Christians to be
so occupied with temporal things
that they deprive themaclvos of the
i encouragement end spiritual uplift
that cornea from getting together
i with other Chrlatlana. But these
; arc Just the times when true be
■ lievers need the encouragement of
i each other) company and should
particularly remember the admo
nition of Scripture not to forsake
At Bennett:
Jesus’ Gospel
Likened To
Chains In Talk
GREENSBORO The gospel of
Jesus Christ was likened to the
chains which bind a cargo to its
carrier by the Rev. Elnjer L Cpr
riker in his vesper message at Ben
nett College Sunday.
Chaplain at DePauw University
at Green castle Indiana, the speak
er stated the chains of Christian
freedom tree man to become Ids
best self.
“H sWd be kept to Wind,"
he said, "that freedom dees net
mean license and that M Is net
an Individualistic hut a social
word. Three chains that nuke
Christian freedom ase self-dis
cipline, Christian leva or self
denial sad eesnmltmenL
“Where commitment Is concern
ed, one cannot atop half-way. You
are either in bondage to sin or In
bondage to Jesus Christ"
NCM’s New
Office Bldg.
Talked In DC
DURHAM—North Carolina Mu
tual) new home office building
was selected for discussion on the
program at the 10th Annual Pre
stressed Concrete Institute held in
Washington, D. C. recently.
Kpeaking on the general sub
ject, "The North Carolina Mu
tual Ufa Insurance Company
Building—A New Concept far
Precast Freatreaaed Construc
tion," Rarl Srhwerdtfeger, Pro
ject Designer, WeHen Bechet
A Associates, Lee Angeles, Cali
fornia discussed “Architectural
Concept” This disc union wae
followed by an address by. Ira
Hooper, Associate, Seelye, Ste
ven «<*n, Veins A Knerht, New
York, N. Y. on “Structural De
sign Features" and Peter I.
Verna, Concrete Materials, Inc.,
Charlotte, concluded with a
talk on "Manufacture and Erec
tion."
Following this session. North
Carolina Mutual held a reception
from four to seven In the Chinese
Room of the Mayflower Hotel, at
which the scale model of the build
ing was displayed The affair was
held under the direction of Murray
J Marvin, Planning Director of tha
company.
He was assisted by Asa T. Spauld
ing. Jr. Assistant Planning Direc
tor. Among tha government offic
ials signing the register were the
following: Senator Sam J. Ervin,
Jr., Congressman Horace R. Korne
gny. Abe McGregor Goff, Chairman
of Interstate Commerce Commis
sion; Clif Alexander. Jr, Special
Assistant to the President; L. How
ard Bennett, Principal Assistant to
the Deputy Assistant Secretary of
Defense; Dr. Samuel Weaterfield,
State Department
Also Dr. Ellen Winston, ommls
sloner of Welfare, Department of
Health, Education and Welfare; An
drew Hatcher, former Associate
Press Secretary to the White House:
Randall L. Tyus. Special Assistant
to the Administrator. Small Busi
ness Administration; Dr. Grace L.
Hewell of the Department of
Health. Education, and Welfare:
Mr. and Mr*. Macro Hubbard. Mrs.
Hubbard. Deputy Assistant Secre
tary of State, and many others.
Barber-Scotia
Alumni Notes
NEW YORK—Mrs. Mabel Mack
lln Washington and Mrs. Lecora
Mays, of St. Albans, New York,
recently visited Montego Bay, B.
W. 1. (Jamaica! guests of Tha Casa
Montego hotel.
Mrs. Washington and Mrs. Mays
also had a very pleasant stay in
Kinston and Nassau, Bahama la
lands.
Dr. Lionel Newsom, president of
Barber-Seotia College. Concord, N.
C, met recently with a group of
the New’ York Alumni.
Mrs. Alma Caldwell Clark la
president of tha New York Barber-
Scotia Chapter.
Rev. Abernathy
Bennett Orator
October 25
GREENSBORO—Speaker tor the
vesper service at Bennett College
on Sunday. October 23 will be the
Rev. Ralph D. Abernathy, of At
lanta. Ga
Tha minister, whe la aeere
tary-treasurer of tha leethm
Christian Leadership Confer
ence. Is alee paster es the West
Renter Street Baptist Church
end works closely silt Dr.
Martin Luther King.
He was active in the Montgomery
(Ala.) Improvement Association
which sponsored the successful bus
boycott serving as chairman of the
executive board and later as prsei
dent
He la married and the father of
two daughters and a ton.
His grace, through the' redemption
teat ta in Christ Jceua" (Bpm. S:J4>.
-Believe on the Lord Jews Christ
and thou shalt be saved" (Acta
16:3X1.
“the assembling of yourselves to
gether ... gad ao much the more
aa ye see the day approaching.*
With Faith...
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Yon Are Never Alone
Attend Church Regularly
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