Community
Calendar
March 28
NCSA Saxophone
Quartet will perform
The public is invited to a
performance of classical music
by the N.C. School of the Arts
Saxophone Quartet at Wake
Forest University Baptist Med
ical Center on Thursday, March
S8, at 12:15 p.m. at Davis
Memorial Chapel. Admission
is free.
April 4
? Rockin' for Babies will raise
money to help save
premature babies
Rockin' for Babies will be
held April 4 at The Garage, 110
W. Seventh Street, to raise
money to help save premature
babies. Doors will open at 7
p.m., with music at. 8 p.m.
Bands include Travelin' Dogs
and Dirty Laundry. Cover
charge will be $10. The March
of Dimes and WXII Newschan
nel 12 are sponsoring the event.
April 5
Downtown Arts District
Association announces
monthly Gallery Hop
The Downtown Arts District
Association (DADA) will host
its monthly First Friday Gallery
Hop on April 5. Galleries, artist
studios and retail shops will
open their doors to the public
from 7-10 p.m.
The Sixth and Trade Street
studios, galleries and shops ,
offer unique and exciting origi
nal artwork and gifts.
The Gallery Hop is free and
open to the public.
For additional information,
call Vince King at 761-1955.
African-American heart '
surgeon will address
medical students
Levi Watkins Jr.. M.D.. the i
physician who in 1980 per
formed the first human implan
tation of an automatic defibril
lator. is the keynote speaker for
the eighth annual Student I
2 National Medical Association
2 Medical Excellence Banquet
; scheduled for Friday. April 5,
at 6:30 p.m. The public event is
a fund-raiser to support the
group's community service
projects. Watkins, a distin
guished author, surgeon and
lecturer, is associate dean and
professor at the Johns Hopkins
University School of Medicine.
April 5 and 6
"The Jackie Wilson Story"
will be performed
The Chicago Black Ensem
ble Theater will perform "The
Jackie Wilson Story" at Win
ston-Salem State University's
Kenneth R. Williams Auditori
um on Friday and Saturday,
April 5 and 6. at 8 p.m. Admis
sion is $35. For more informa
tion or to purchase tickets, call
(336)723-2266.
Book signing at
Barnes & Noble
Poet Maya Angelou will
sign copies of her new book. "A
Song Flung Up to Heaven,"
April 5 at Special Occasions on
Martin Luther King Jr. Drive.
The book is the latest install
ment of Angelou's popular
memoirs. She will sign books
from I to 3 p.m. Angelou will
also sign books at Barnes &
Noble on April 6 from 12 to 2
p.m.
April 9
Pianist Pamela Howland
will perform
Classical music pianist
Pamela Howland will perform
at Wake Forest University Bap
tist Medical Center Tuesday.
April 9. at 12:15 p.m. at Davis
Memorial Chapel. Admission is
free. Her program is titled "An
American Landscape: Great
Piano Music from the 1990s."
Other
East Winston Primary School
enrolling for summer sessions
East Winston Primary
School is enrolling for summer
sessions (May 28 through July
12). Enrichment activities, fun,
music, games, field trips, bowl
ing, skating, swimming,
movies, etc. are planned. For
more information, call 725
7507.
! Michael Anthony Jordan and Cheryl Renee Kinney
Cheryl Renee Kinney
?: will wed Michael
i Anthony Jordan
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
I Shirley Spencer of Win
* ston-Salem announces the
? engagement of her daughter.
Cheryl Renee Kinney, to
Michael Anthony Jordan, son
of John and JoAnn Jordan of
Stockton. Calif.
A wedding is planned for
April 6 at 4 p.m. at Hickory
Grove'AME Zion Church in
Clemmonv
Adams
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"I have been a fan of
Christian music for many
years and have gone to the
Dove Awards several times."
I Warner said. "I love Christian
music because it reflects my
I faith, and because it has the
ability to bring such encour
agement and inspiration to
others."
Adams' 1999 album
"Mountain High...Valley
Low" sold more than I mil
lion.
About 5.(MM) members of
the GMA nominate and vote
for the Dove Awards.
Headley
from pane C7
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Church of God. she studied
; musical theater at Northwest
! ern University in Chicago.
I before heading for New York
to captivate the Great White
Way's audiences. ,
The New York Times
called Headley a "show-stop
ping star ... with a voice of
stunning variety and convic
tion." Shortly, her impact will
be felt outside the Broadway
realm, and true music lovers
far and wide will applaud her
artistry as well.
A true success story
Gaddy
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
Whatever happened to
Steven Gaddy, who worked at
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.; went
to Winston-Salem State Univer
sity and managed, sang and
played with Cosmic Energy,
Keith Byrd and Gang.
Well, I went into the most
noble calling as a minister of
music, guitarist at the old St.
Peter's Apostolic Church on
Highland Avenue under the min
istry of Dr. R.K. Hash. I read in
the paper this moming about the
grand, new St. Peter's World
Outreach, but anything that grand
had to have a strong foundation
to reach where it is today. A lot of
people who are ministering else
where now will get just as much
crednin heaven and here on earth
for our labof of-love toward that
ministry. We are the foundation
and still spiritually connected.
Hash had a strong ministry
and he instilled in us good, prac
tical Christian principles that
brought me to where I am today.
Bishop and Mother Hash were
very sweet role models to my
family and me.
We left St. Peter's in 1987
and went to Voice of Truth Min
I
istries in 1989. I was called into
the ministry as a minister of the
Gospel in 1987 while in the hos
pital. I really gave my initial ser
mon there. The Lord told me that
I would proclaim his Second
Coming through music and the
spoken word. I delivered my ini
tial sermon formally af-Voice of
Truth under Pastor OrvIITe llgner
in February 1992 on faith, what it
is and how to use it.
After going through many tri
als and much study and media
tion on the word of God and
gaining a few pounds. I became
proficient in the word of God. I
prayed for wisdom and the
knowledge to use it. I also made
a quality decision that I really
didn't have to be defeated,
depressed or overweight or any
thing"else the devil tried to bring
my way.
One year ago I made this
decision and took a step of faith
and started believing God's word
was true and took charge of my
life. Faith is plain and simple, as
I was taught by one of my men
tors. K.C. Treat of Washington
state. Believe, speak and do.
Believe God's word. Speak the
promise or desire as found in His
word. Faith without works is
dead, according to Apostle
James.
The Bible says a righteous
man may fall seven times and get
back up. Well. I've been there,
done that and weeping endured
for a night, but now I have joy. I
finally got my breakthrough.
Malachi 3:10 says pay your
tithes and offering and He will
open up the windows of heaven
and shower you with blessing.
This past year, 2001 to 2(X)2, I
became the CEO of Elohim
Records, doing professional
CDs, and since New Year I have
%/
been blessed with ndttl'tfothes.
new furniture, money | the
very desire of my heart] A
prophet prophesied New Tifir's
night that this would happen.|ind
that I was to record nine individ
uals' and seven churches' CDs
this year. I'm waiting on some
body with that vision, for seeing
isn't believing, but believing is
seeing. So give me a call (Elohim
Records at 336-785-3583).
I also have a ministry. Glory
to Gt>d in the Highest Church,
and became an ordained minister
of the gospel on Aug. 16. My
most prized assignment is to min
ister to men and women in serv
ice to Christ. I'd like to thank,
most of all. my Father God for
sending His Son. Jesus Christ
that 1 may have life, and the Holy
Spirit, who is my teacher and
mentor here on this earth and has
allowed me to record eight of the
110 songs that he inspired me to
write.
I thank my beautiful wife and
queen of 28 years, celebrating 29
in July, for what she endured to
get us to this point. She's truly the
strong one in my earthly walk. 1
thank my dad, Herbert H. Gaddy,
for being the smartest man I have
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