The cast of the skit.
Goler Metropolitan stages skit
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
Goler Metropolitan
A ME Zion Church recent
ly staged. "A Walk Through
the New Testament: Whose
Voice is it?"
This interesting biblical
skit was written by Elder
Daisy Chambers and pre
sented Oct. 8 by the mem
bers of the noon Prayer
Ministry.
Elder Chambers is a
member of the Christian
Church in Winston-Salem
and a memher of the
National Global Ministers
Board,
The actors who presented
the play were: Goler Pastor
Roy Swann as Jesus; Marie
Matthews as Paul;
Marthaniel Linton as Luke;
WilliSm Knox as Matthew;
Jason Wilson as Peter;
Michael Myers as James; the
Rev. Keith Davis as Mark
and Elder Chambers as John
and Jude.
Donna Cleadmore read
the scripture from Hebrews
I, while Rev. Davis prayed
during the devotional. Other
members acted as stage
managers, dressers and the
choir. They were Margaret
Linton. Charlie Lentz.
Georgia Topping. Mabel K.
Walker and Tony Cone
L. B. Speas was the pho
tographer. Dinner was pre
pared and served by Katie
Boulware. Mary Lee Carter.
Jason Wilson and Bernice
Davenport. Jacqueline and
Norman Dunlap took care of
hospitality. Bernice
Davenport is in charge of
music and different min
istries for each Wednesday.
These ministers also
served: Rev. Robert Bailey,
Rev. Rockford Penn. Rev.
William Speas, Rev. Pervis
Morris; Rev. Ingrid Hackett.
Rev. Frederick Barnes; Rev.
Pastor Swann
Debra Bradshaw, Rev. Clay
Fulton; Rev. Joseph Nance.
Sha Lai Williams: Beatrice
Murray; Rev Harry
Reynolds; Rev. Alvin
Damon. Rev. Robert
Williams. Rev. James
Gilliam, Rev. Terry Leak;
Rev. Billy Speas, Rev.
Richard Hickman. Rev.
Elder Chambers
Winnie Speas. Willa Reid;
Rev. Jackie Phillips. Rev.
Gregory Speas and Ms.
Fulton.
For more - information
about the church, call 336
723-2654. The church is at
1435 Fourth Street and
Dunleitli Avenue.
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SEEING OUR CITY
The Art of Defining a Place
HOW DO YOU SEE WINSTON-SALEM? Seeing the City: Sloan's New York, on view at
Reynolda House Museum of American Art October 4, 2008-January 4, 2009, defines New
York's public parks, theaters, store windows, buildings, and monuments in the early twentieth
century. How do we envision our own city in the twenty-first century?
JOIN THE DISCUSSION AT REYNOl.DA HOUSE "Seeing Our City: The Art of Defining a
Place," an engaging series of community forums using art to inspire action. Free; reception
follgws each forum
OCTOBER 23, 7 P.M. Transforming Our City: Bridging Public Art and Public Works
Guest speaker: Frederick Gottemoeller, architect, engineer, and author of the classic study,
Bridgescdpe: The Art of Designing Bridges. Panel: Public Art Committee of the Arts Council
of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County, Community Appearance Commission,
and Business 40 Project.
REYNOLDA HOUSE MUSEUM of AMERICAN ART
2250 Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106
336.758.5150 1 reynoldahouse.org
Supported by the Arts Council of Wmslon-Salem & Forsyth County
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WINSTON-SALEM SYMPHONY ROBERT MOODY, ' OR
PL.UGGED-IN POPS SERIES
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Featuring:
CartTopilow, Guest Conductor
Winston-Salem Children's Chorus
Music from:
E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial, Hook, Amistad, The Empire Strikes Back,
Empire of the Sun, Star Wars and more
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER I, 2008, AT 7:30 P.M.
Reynolds Auditorium
TICKETS: $l5-$55
For more information, call 336-464-0145 or visit www.wssymphony.org.
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