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$heir Fall Revival on Oct. 22. It
Avill run through Oct. 26.
v The speaker for the week will
ijbe Dr. Emmett J. Dickson of Indianapolis,
Ind. Dr. Dickson has
Served as professor of religion
aind philosophy at the Jarvis
Christian College, Hawkins,
gexas. In addition, he has served
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?ne cnrisuan cnurcn in several
Capacities, such as; executive
Secretary of the National Christian
Missionary Convention, National
Director of Church Relations
and Director of Field Program
for Evangelism in the division
of Homeland Ministries,
avhere he served until his retirement.
He presently serves as Interim
pastor, of the Mount PleaCant
Christian Church in
Greensboro.
I Dr. Dickson is a native of
fcrockett, Texas, a graduate of
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| The 70th anniversary of EmSmanuel
Baptist Church will be
Jfcelebrated on Sunday with three
special services.
1. The Rev. John Mendez will be
Sthe 11 a.m. speaker. The Rev.
Ij.R. Samuels and the St.
^Stephens Baptist Church will be
Jguests at 4 p.m. Bishop S.D.
{Johnson and the congregation of
^Macedonia TVP Holiness
JChurch will worship with the Emfmanuel
Baptist congregation at 7
Jp.m.
In 1914, a small group of
believers on Excelsior Street felt
the need for a church in the Columbia
Heights Community. They
held Sunday School and worship
services twice a month, inviting
local ministers to speak to them.
The Rev. J.R. Summers
became Emmanuel's first pastor
for two years, then resigned. In
the spring of 1918, the church
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The Mustangs were able to
open up the game in the second
half when backup quarterback
Tony Covington replaced Jeff
Pace and Parkland shifted into a
veer offense to score its final
points.
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outside and that left a natural
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Dr. Emmitt Dickson
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Southern Christian Institute. He <
has done further study at Butler 1
University in Indiana. ]
Dr. Dickson is married to Mrs. <
Thelma Dickson, a retired I
teacher.
'aptist to celebi
called Rev. Eli W. Walker from
South Carolina. He accepted.
Soon after, the church had to
move to make way for the
Southern Railway station. A
house on the corner of Bruce and
Hill Street became the church's
new home and the church continued
to grow. As the congregation
became larger, the church
decided it needed a building. A
little white church was built on
the hill on Smith Street. Rev.
Walker resigned after serving
-Emmanuel for four years.
During the next five years,
several ministers served Emmanuel.
The next full-time pastor
was the Rev. J.D. Monroe, who
came in 1931. During his 14 years
of leadership, Emmanuel grew to
a membership ofvmore than 400
persons, in 1946, the call was extended
to the Rev. L.C. McClure
of Charlotte, who pastored for
four years.
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ington is a true option quarterback.
He made the right decision
in handing to the right back."
With the win, the Mustangs
moved into a first-place deadlock
with Greensboro Grimsley and
High Point Andrews in the Cen- |
tral State conference. The
Mustangs play at Andrews Friday
night and host Grimsley the
following week.
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Correction
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A recent story in the Chronicle
nistakenly referred to the Rev.
Celly O.P. Goodwin as pastor
imeritus of First Baptist Church
n East Winston. Rev. Goodwin
s, in fact, pastor emeritus of Mt. i
?ion Baptist Church.
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ity in Raleigh, a conference on
nissions and ministries at
Southeastern Baptist Theological
Seminary dealing with "MarxistChristian
Dialogue," and addressed
the state convention of !
he NAACP.
He also has lectured for several !
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Christian Education in the
Minister's Division, and has <
preached for several churches, i
inventions, minister's conferences
and revivals. <
Rev. Mendez has traveled exrate
its~70th I
In June 1950, Emmanuel called
the Rev. S.W. Mack. With continuous
prayer, the members of
Emmanuel and Rev. Mack began
to realize the full potential of
their name, Emmanuel - God is
with us.
The congregation then bought
Church in 1967 for $75,000. In
September 1967, under police
escort, the members traveled by
motorcade to the church's new
location at 500 E. 16th St.
- Emmanuel became-a-leader
among churches in WinstonSalem
and the state.
In March 1972, fire swept
through the church, destroying it.
No definite cause was ever \
discovered. Later, a new church
was purchased at 107S Shalimar...
Drive. The first church service
was held here on June 23,' 1974. T
Emmanuel regretted the passing
of pastor Dr. S.W. Mack on
Saturday, Nov. 27, 1982. He
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Saturday, Oct. 20, is Public
School Day at the Winston-Salem
State-Bowie State football game.
Public school students may get
in to see the game for SI if they 1
pick up a coupon from WSSLTs
public relations office on campus
or call 761-2150.
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tensively in various parts of the
world, such as Berne,
Switzerland; London, England;
Paris, France; Rome, Italy; Dar
Es Salaam, Tanzania; Zanzibar,
Somalia, Kenya, all in East
Africa; Nicaragua, Honduras, El
Salvador, all in Central America;
and Toronto, Canada.
Rev. Mendez is the newly
elected pastor of Emmanuel Baptist
Church of Winston-Salem.
He and his wife, Sarah, have two
ehildren, Sekou, age nine, and
Jamila, age seven.
birthday
served Emmanuel with all his
heart and soul for thirty-two
years.
In November 1983, the call was
extended to the Rev. John
Mendez.
From the meager beginnings of
a few believers, to the present
membership, Emmanuel has pro*
gressed well.
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