Tie Rev. Philemon Samuels and his wife, Gloria, have been with Good
will Baptist Church seven years.
Goodwill Baptist to celebrate
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seventh pastoral anniversary
- Goodwill Baptist Church
will celebrate the seventh
anniversary of their pastor, the
Rev. Philemon A. Samuels,
Sunday, Feb. 9, at 4 p.m. The
speaker for the occasion will be
the Rev. Sheldon McCarter, pas
tor of Cleveland Avenue Christ
ian Church of Winston-Salem.
\ Samuels has been in the
nunistry for more than 20 years.
He is the son of the late Rev.
W.E. Samuels, who served as
pastor of Mars Hill Baptist
Church. He is the brother of the
Rev. J.R. Samuels, the pastor of
St Stephen's Baptist Church.
I Samuels attended Winston
S&lem State University, Shaw
Uhiversity, and the Universtiy
ot North Carolina at Chapel
HJ11. He is currently a senior at
Hjgh Point University. Samuels
hgs served as a member of the
bQard of directors of the Cru
saders for Christ Ministry Team,
is a member of the Board of
Directors of the Saint Matthews
Counseling Center, and has
served as vice president of the
Interdenominational Youth for
Christ Fellowship of WSSU.
Samuels has been married
for 21 years to the former Gloria
Monk. They have two children
and one grandson. His wife,
Gloria, is a well-known evange
list throughout the country and
is also very active at the Church.
Samuels started a Wednes
day night prayer meeting, a chil
dren's Bible study, women's and
men's ministries, a youth and
young adult ministry, church
training classes, a tape ministry,
a public relations ministry, a
greeter's ministry, a praise team
and ministry, and a youth choir.
The church is currently purchas
ing 25 acres of land joining its
present location with a vision to
build a new church, a gym, a
Bible college, a
counseling/rehab center and
educational building, a
preschool, a day care for youth
and senior citizens and a fellow
ship facility.
Goodwill Baptist is cur
rently developing the following
ministries: Prayer Warriors Min
istry, Storehouse Ministry, and
Prison Ministry.
The church is located off
Highway 150 West on Goodwill
Road in Arcadia, N.C.
The public is invited.
After-school programs offer recreation
time, homework assistance and snacks
The following after-school
sites still have openings: Ashley,
; Hill, Philo, Northwest, Wiley
Middle Schools and United
Methodist Church (the Kern
ersville site). Parents looking for
a safe and fun after-school pro
gram, call Lindy Harris or Lisa
Craver at 721-2100, extension
2117 or 2119 for more informa
tion or to enroll your child or
children.
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Multiple Sclerosis Society
to hold educational program
The Central North Carolina
Chapter of the National Multiple
Sclerosis Society will hold "What
Is MS?," an educational program
designed specifically for persons
diagnosed with MS within the
last two years. The program will
be held Feb. 6 at 7 p.m. at the
Paddison Memorial Library in
Kernersville. The facilitator for
the program will be Dr. Douglas
Jeffery, a neurologist with Bow
man Gray School of Medicine.
There is no cost for this pro
gram; however, advance registra
tion is required, and seating is
limited. For further information,
or to register, please telephone
759-2105 or 1-800-229-8776.
? Artist Reception
The Student Government
Association (SGA) of Winston
Salem State University invites the
public to a Meet the Artist Recep
tion for Winter Exhibitions, at
Diggs Gallery, Feb. 7 from 5 to 8
p.m. The reception will include
food and music and is open to the
public. The gallery is located in
the lower level of the O'Kelly
Library on the campus of Win
ston-Salem State University. For
more information, call 750-2458.
? Nutrition Seminar
Nutrition consultant Frances
Mizzell will speak on the topic
"Nutrition: More Than Just Diet"
Saturday, Feb. 8, at Holiday Inn
North. The session will be held at
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Dr. Mufaro Dube, a board-certified obstetrician/
gynecologist, has joined the practices of Drs. Clarke
and Hopkins at Aegis Family Health Center -
Winston East and is now accepting new patients.
Treating illness is only a small part of his
multifaceted approach to patient care. Dr. Dube
believes that health maintenance should address
each individual's physical, psychological and
spiritual dimensions. For an appointment call:
(910) 722-9590
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