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Earl Lowry (SL-PSR) started his sales career with
Schering in February 1965 in the Charlotte
District, where he remains today. Earl has had a
distinguished sales record over 18 years,-which
includes winning the District's Distinguished
? Service Representative Award twice and being an 8
time member of the Diamond 110 Club.
Earl graduated from Pembroke University with a
B.S. degree in chemistry. He was a medical techni
cian in the Air Force and prior to joining Schering,
a chemist for the Charlotte water department
Even after 18 years on territory Earl is still hus
tling every day. Charlotte district manager,
Howard Hatfield, confirms this observation.
"Motivation has never been a problem with Earl,
since he is a positive thinker with a good attitude
and a strong desire to succeed."
But Earl claims he has had a little help in the
motivation department. "With six children to raise
and educate I had to get my share of the business
? to keep the budget balanced."
His wife, Sarah, is a High school English teacher.
Three of their children are married. To date the
Lowry's have one grandson. When time permits,
you can find Earl either teeing off at the local golf
course or enjoying a day of filing. \
Earl Lowry, son of Mr. dc
Mrs. Zeb Lowry of Pembroke,NC teaches
Sunday School at Eastside Baptist Church in
Charlotte, NC where he makes his home.
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NEWS FROM
EVER GREEN CHURCH
b) Mrs. I .ruck H ranks
Today (Sunday) was regular
Pastor's Day. We had a great
time in church. The lesson
we were studying from was
Romans 12:6-21. The subject
was the Ministries of the Holy
Spirit.
Paul once again is giving us
another list of gifts.
He spoke of the various
gifts in terms of their need
and purpose.
Om Spirit But Many Gifts
We are to recognize that we
alone are not the church. Each
of us is only one member
among many. There is no
place for stars in the Body of
Christ. God wants individual
members who are responsible
to do that for which they are
called.
As members of the Church,
we cannot fill all the offices of
the Church. We are to fill only
the office to which we have
been assigned. God will not
use us in manifesting all the
gifts, but only those (whether
one or more) for which we
have been called. But what
ever we are, whatever we do,
or in whatever way we are
used, we are to be constantly
aware of the unity God
requires in the ministries of
the Church.
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i may uc 5man, uui 11 1 am a
member of the Body of God's
Son, and filled with His Spirit.
I am important.
The gift of M tola try is to be
a leader in the church and to
minister to its members and
the world.
The Gift of Teaching, which
is the Spirit-anointed ability of
certain persons in the Church
to open God's Word to the
people's understanding; to
explain how the Word applies
to life.
The Gift of Exhortation is
the Spirit-anointed ability of a
person in the Church to give
instructions to believers.
The Gift of Giving
involves more than the drop
ping of a few pieces change in
the offering plate. It is the
giving of our all, with no
thought of getting it back.
The gift of Ruling: Our
chwcbes all need a Ruler.
God's House is to be kept in
order. God is a business God,
so we must be too. A Church
is a Sacred Place. It's a
dangerous thing to act unruly
inside the House of God.
The Gift of Mercy. Showing
mercy to members of a
Church is very important. All
is not the same.
When one needs help we're
supposed to go to their
rescue. Financially, having
the Spirit of God within ut. we
are able to help spiritualty.
Paul told the Church at
Corintn and the Roman Chur
ch to hate that which is evil.
To love one another and never
prefer ourself before another.
Dear reader, if you don't
have this Spirit we've been
sharing with you please get it.
Tithe is coming to an end. You
better get ready.
Our pastor preached a very
needful sermon. Reading rom
from Matthew 25. 1-13. His
main subject was to those
whose spiritual oil is running
out. He spoke to all and said.
"Don't make the mistake of
not having enough Spirit
when Jesus calls.
Oh how important it is to
keep our lamps trimmed and
burning. Jesus might come at
any moment. Listen. We
don't have to be sick. The
Bible says men's hearts will
fail them. Have you ever
heard of so many heart
attacks? Be ready today. The
Lord just might call.
Please pray for our sick and
loved ones. My brother-in
law, Rev. Charles Maynor is
in the hospital. He's a won
derful person and I believe
he's one of God's little ones.
Pray God's Will be done.
Also, one of my Sunday
School students. Brother
James Earnest Oxendine.
He's in the hospital. He's a
devoted student and a special
friend. When 1 say a. friend
that's one who will help in
time of need. He says that's
his calling?helping others.
All of us have a calling.
Whateve'r our calling is. let's
do that to the glory of God.
Don't forget to come be
with us May 6th. It's the
Sunday School Rally. We're
expecting a great time. Each
church is to put on a program.
Let's pray for Mr. Buyon
Lowery and Betty. Both are in
the hospital. And don't for
get. so many more need our
prayers.
Thought for Today
Someone cares for you. He
knows when your heart aches..
Whenever things seem to g&
wrong He knows. He knows
when you're lonely, tired,
discouraged and blue. 1 would
like for you to know Him,
because He does care for me .
and you. That Someone is
Jesus. Do you care for Him
too?
I do. Praise God! Yes I do.
Please pray for us at Ever
Green.
THE /HAW HONORED Br
INDIA AS THE FATHER
OF ?THEIR NATION...
MAHATMA GANDHI
studied law in england
and practiced in inch a
with little success. he
spent 21 years in south
africa, working for the
rights of indians who
WERE discriminated against.
Gandhi believed that:
? NON-VIOLENCE WAS BEST.
? VIOLENCE WAS BETTER
THAN COWARDICE.
?ANIMALS SHOULDN'T BE
KILLED FOR FOOD OR HIDES.
? PEOPLE'S BEHAVIOR WAS
MORE IMPORTANT THAN WHAT TVIEY COULD ACHIEVE.
GANDHI SPENIT 7 YEARS INI JAIL FOR HIS POLITICAL
ACTIVITY. HE MARRIED AT 13, HAD 1 CHILDREN/,
jah. Id, 1944.
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