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THE BEST TIMES AND BEST WAYS TO PRAY
Every person, at one time or
another, feels a distinct need
and desire to pray. After many
years of prayer and of dealing
i with people who pray, I offer
this recipe for the beet times
and ways to pray.
One of the “best times” to
pray is mealtime. Simply, in
your own words, ia your own
way, thank Cod f ar the food.
Another good '.ime to pray is
when you enter the house of
God. Pray as the minister prays,
as the chcir sings or as the
benediction is given.
A wonderful time to pray is
while you are reading the Holy
Bible. As you read the Word
of God, let the spirit of prayer
possess your heart.
When you go to bed and pre
pare for sleep, you can pray.
Commit yourself into the hands
of God and rest in perfect con
fidence. Remember that God
is awake all night long, watch
, ing over you. When you awake
the next morning you can pray:
"God bless me today and help
; me to be a blessing to someone
. else."
| A crisis time is always a time
to pray. In the Bible when
Peter was walking on the water,
he suddenly lost his faith and
• began to sink. He cried, "Lord,
help me.” I do not know of a
better way to pray in a crisis
than to use those three words,
"Lord, help me.”
These are just a few of the
Dixon Succeeds Davis
As Trustee Os College
MacDonald Dixon of Elizabeth!
City was elected chairman of the
Teachers College trustee
board at a meeting held in Eliz
abeth City September 27. Mr.
Dixon succeeds Junius W. Davis,
Sr., of Edenton, who retired last
June after serving 12 years on
the board.
Albert Byrum of Edenton,
John H. Moore of Elizabeth City,
Martin L. Wilson of Selma and
A.'Pilston Godwin of Gatesville
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“best times” to pray. The Bible
also says, “Pray without ceas
ing.”
Here are some “best ways” to
pray. Talk to God as a person.
Don’t think of Him as a great
Spirit who is a million miles
away somewhere, but as an in
dividual. Jesus said, “If you
have seen me, you have seen
the Father.” Because Jesus
came, we can pray to God as a
person.
When you pray, tell God how
grateful you are. Jesus, when
He prayed at the tomb of Laza
rus before raising him from
the dead, said, “Father, I thank
thee.” A best way to pray is
with thanksgiving.
When you pray, remember
that prayer is answered only in
the will of God. Be sure that
what you pray about is His will.
Is it good? Will it help people?
Then it is God’s will, for He
is good.
It is His will to heal your
body and your soul. It is His
will to prosper you, to put food
in your mouth, shelter over your
head and clothes on your back.
So pray with absolute assurance
when you pray for these things.
And always as you pray, re
lease your faith to Cod.
These are some of the "best
times and ways” to pray. But
remember that God is always
ready to hear and answer a sin*
cere prayer.
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RED MEN MEET MONDAY
Chowan Tribe of Red Men will
meet Monday night, October 10,
at 7:30 o’clock. Alton Shaw,
sachem of the tribe, calls atten
tion to the new hour of meeting
and requests a good attendance.
LIONS MEET MONDAY
Edenton Lions will meet Mon
day night, October 10, at 7
o’clock. President James Grif
fin is especially anxious to reg
ister a 100 per cent attendance.
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