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Religion Calendar Happening Now Vegetable plants for sale Goler Memorial Church Missionary Society is selling veg etable plants - tomato, cucumber, bell, banana and jalapeflo peppers - for $1 or less each. Call 922 2888 or 995-3901 to purchase. Beginning May 12 House of Faith services House of Faith, 1384 W Sedgefield Drive, will have its Fruit of the Spirits Service on May 12 at 5 p.m. Apostle Stephan A. Jordan will be celebrating his Appreciation Service later in the month. The 7 p.m. speakers are Pastor Eyvette Abbott of Miracle Outreach c. ?JV1 f 1V.V \J II May 14; Pastor James A. Johnson of Tabernacle Of Praise of Greensboro on May IS; Bishop Charlie Jenkins of Miracle Temple Outreach Ministries on May 17 and Bishop Kenneth Page Sr. of Kingdom Fellowship on May 18. A banquet will be held May 19 at 5 p.m. at the church. On May 20 at 5 p.m.. Pastor Johnny Johnson of United Deliverance Church Of God will speak. For more informa tion, contact Evangelist Jane Braxton at 336-775-6077. May 12 Outdoor festival Konnoak Hills Moravian Church, 3401 Konnoak Drive, is hosting the Konnoak Hills Neighborhood Music Festival, Health Fair and Blood Drive on May 12 from 10 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. The free outdoor festival will fea ture local taleSt *Rd$erforn&h&i from neighborhood schools. All profits from food sales will be sent to Philo Middle and Konnoak Elementary Schools. For more information, contact Konnoak Hills Moravian at khmc3401@bellsouth.net. Clothes giveaway The Missionary Department of Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church, 1711 N. Claremont Ave., will hold a clothes giveaway on Saturday, May 12 from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. There will be gently-used clothing for men, women and chil dren of all ages. Min. Mattie Young, president of the Missionary Department, is extending an invitation to all. Call 336-723-1297 for more informa tion. Rev. L. Dwight Hash Sr. is the pastor. Grief Share St. Paul United Methodist Church, 2400 Dellabrook Road, will hold its next Grief Share pro gram on Saturday, May 12 at 10 a.m. The topic will be "Top 20 Lessons of Grief Part 2." This is a special seminar and support group for persons experiencing grief due to the death of someone close. Sessions are free. The seminar features biblical teaching on grief and recovery topics. For further information, call 336-723-4531 or 336-722-5517. Finances workshop Abundant Life Ministries, "Church of Love," will host a community awareness workshop on, "Managing Your Finances" on May 12 from 1 - 3 p.m. at 8001 North Point Blvd. There is no charge, and refreshments will be served. May 13 Johnson at Faith Unity Faith Unity Missionary Church will celebrate Mother's Day on Sunday, May 13 at 11 a.m. | with guest I minister Rev. I Victoria E. I Johnson, an I associate min ister at New Jerusalem Missionary Baptist "" Church. Faith Unity is locat _ J ? .L _? 1 CO III tnc cnapci U1 uic muumv See Calendar on B5 Johnson Jordan Evangelist Brinson to give Mother's Day sermon CHRONICLE STAFF REPORT Evangelist Tammy Brinson, co-pastor and First Lady of Calvary Kingdom Fellowship, will speak at Kimberly Park Holiness Church's Mother's Day celebration on Sunday, May 13 at 11 a.m. She has been in the ministry more than 14 years. Her unique presentation of the gospel is a God-given gift. Brinson is the founder of W.O.V.E.N. Ministries, a women's ministry designed to meet the complex needs of today's woman through education, encourage ment and bringing t o g e t n e r women of all ages and stages for edification and service opportuni ties. She is the wife of Bishop Christopher L. Brinson, pastor of Calvary Kingdom Fellowship and the presiding prelate of the United Churches for Christ. Evangelist Brinson serves alongside her hus band in ministry as co-pastor of Calvary Kingdom Fellowship, an excited ministry of Kingdom peo ple. Her favorite scripture is Romans 8:28: "And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose." An honor graduate of Carolina Christian College, where she earned both an associate and bachelor's degree, Brinson is the proud mother of three children, Tamela Hairston (Cory), Christopher Lamar Jr. (CJ) and Chrishna Marie, and the grand mother of adorable Gabriella Monique Hairston. Kimberly Park Holiness, 1640 S. M Caesar Dr., is led by Elder Robert Edmond and Evangelist Carolyn Edmond. Brinson The Good Shepherd Background Reading: Ezekiel 34 Lesson Scripture: John 10:7 18 Lesson Aims: To understand the significance of the shepherd; to recognize that Jesus wants to save all of us; to appreciate His faithfulness; and to lead other lost sheep to Him. Background: As the spring quarter closes, we focus on the great I am's of Jesus found in John 6:35,48, 51; 8:12 and 9:5; 10:7, 9; 10:11,14; 11:25; 14:6; and 15:1,5. All ar? qdite fascinating and thought provoking. Our lesson today centers on .1 . I C mc Micpiiciu iiicii caicb iur me sheep. To fully appreciate the shepherd's care, we must take a quick look at the sheep. I heard a sermon once that described them as dumb for the most part. They pay no attention to where they are going; they get stuck in ravines; find themselves on steep ridges; and they don't fight the flies away! Sheep get See Peppers on BS " ^?>lkfe * Mildred Peppers .SundiY School Lcssoa Press Photo Marvin Sapp is a longtime hitmaker. "I Win" another hit for Sapp SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Marvin Sappvs new CD and DVD, "I Win," are chart-toppers. Released last month, the CD debuted at #1 on the Gospel sales chart, and #9 on the Billboard Top 200. Additionally, the live record ing DVD debuted at #2 on the Christian Music Video chart. The first single, "My Testimony," is a smash on gospel radio. "It is a transparent, introspec tive look at what I came through and how, in the midst of it all, I still maintained and am maintaining my faith," Sapp says of the single, which he co-wrote with Aaron Lindsey. "The song is about me sharing how I got through it, not just that I got through it." Recorded live at Evangel Cathedral just outside of Washington, D.C., "I Win" is Sapp's first CD since the passing of his wife and manager MaLinda, and it is the first live CD recorded outside of Sapp's Grand Rapids, Mich, hometown. Still, the discs are indeed a musical triumph, with 10 brilliant tracks that reinforce Sapp's sentiment that "because I endured, I won." Marvin Sapp first hit the nation al stage in -1990 as a member o?the groundbreaking group Commissioned. The group dis banded around 1996 and Sapp launched his solo career. After a string of Top-Ten radio hits and a considerable following in Gospel music, Sapp saw unprecedented mainstream success in 2007 when a song that started out as a sponta neous moment of worship became a runaway hit at radio. The song "Never Would Have Made It" went on to become the #1 most played song of any genre at radio, and was the first Gospel song to sell one million ringtones. The rest, as they say, is history. MaLinda Sapp Grace to honor notable members from yesteryear SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Grace Presbyterian Church (USA), 3901 Carver School Road, will celebrate Founders Day on May 20 during the 11 a.m. worship service. The service is part of a series of events this month marking the church's 105th anniversary. Grace will celebrate the legacy of its charter members, including J. S. Lanier, who was one of the city's first African American lawyers. Other notable mem bers included Dr. Raohael O'Hara Lanier. the first African American ambassador of the 20th Century and the first president of Texas Southern University. Grace will honor its educational lega cy during the service by announcing funding for the James S. Hill Scholarship at Winston-Salem State University. Hill, a charter member of Grace, was the chief fundraiser for Slater Industrial School, which is now WSSU, from its founding in 1892 to 1900. A prominent building on the school's campus is named in his honor. Later he worked as field solicitor for Livingstone College and served as president of the Forsyth Savings & Trust, the city's first African American-owned bank and the People's Building & Loan Association, which was the only mort gage provider for African Americans at the time. Elder Kenneth R. Sullivan Jr., the moderator of the 105th Anniversary / *r_ j ?_ rv .....j uTi i ruunucr b vay cummiucc, Maicu, inc j. S. Hill Scholarship project will be the centerpiece of the 105th Anniversary events designed to reengage with the community. The J. S. Hill Scholarship will be an outreach ministry focused on helping deserving students receive a qual ity education at WSSU." The public is invited to attend the service. Rev. Toure C. Marshall is the senior pastor. Marshall Sullivan First Lady Kim Mack to give special message SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE On Sunday, May 13, Union Baptist's First Lady Kim Bush Mack will deliver the Mother's Day address at the 11 a.m. morning worship service. Her message will reach out to the broad spec trum of women who nurture children, including mothers, grandmothers, sisters, aunts, other rela tives and friends. Mack is an associate vice president at Labcorp and author of "How To Keep The Devil Off Your Guest List." An avid public speaker, she is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. All wnmpn arp tn rnmp and inin I arlv Kim """? ?? jv ; ?? ? in celebration of this special day that has been designated to honor motherhood. She and Union Baptist Pastor Dr. Sir Walter Mack Jr. tied the knot during a lavish ceremony on May 21, 2011. Dr. Mack, a son of Mrs. Frances Mack and the late Rev. Dr. Sir Walter Mack, has made an indelible impression on his community, his nation and his world by provid ing sound, practical teaching and keen opportu nities to edify the kingdom of God. His ministry is centered on prayer, dynamic worship, study, fellowship and evangelism. Union Baptist Church is located at 1200 N. Trade Street. For more information, call 336-724-9305. Union Baptist Photo Pastor and First Lady Mack of Union Baptist.
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