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Ongoing
hit. Calvary Exercise Class
Mt. Calvary Holy Church,
3010 Carver School Rd., has exer
cise^class on Monday* at 6 p.m.
10 7 5
Shalimar
Drive, will
have its last
night of
revival serv
ice on
Thursday,
Nov. 15 at 7
p.m. The
theme is
"Recovery,
Renewal and
Reinvigoration." The guest speak
er is Dr. Matthew V. Johnson Sr.,
pastor of Church of the Good
Shepherd-Baptist in Atlanta. Dr.
John Mendez is the host pastor.
For more information, contact the
church office at 336-78S-7023, or
visit the lurch's web site at www.l
emmanuelbaptistws .com.
United Cornerstone Fall Revival
United Cornerstone Missionary
Baptist Church, 2743 Patria St.,
will bold the last of its anmiajmdl
Revival services on Thursday,
Nov. 13 at 6:43 p.m. with guest
speaker Rector Lawrence Womack
of St Anne's Episcopal Church.
This year's theme is "Not Letting
Our Being Different Lead to
Differences." Rev. C. Anthony
Jones Jr. is the host pastor.
Beginning Nov. 15
Piney Grove Woman to Woman
Conference
Piney Grove Baptist Church of
Winston-Salem. Inc. will continue
celebrating its eighteenth Woman
to Woman Conference on
Thursday,
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Friday. Nov.
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Thursday,
Nov. IS there
will be a
"Woman to
Woman"
panel discus
sion at 6
p.m., with
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focusing on young adults begin
ning at 5:45 p.m. The wegShip
service starts at 7 p.m. with Sat
speaker First Lady Timesha Davti
of ML Pleaaant Baptist {Stiff*.
The Friday, Nov. 16, schedule is
the same, but with guest speaker
Pastor Janice Heath of Greater
Higher Ground Deliverance
Thbemacle, Inc
Born Again Pastor Appreciation
Born Again Free Deliverance
Tabernacle Church of God The
Apostle's Faith, Inc., 315 Spring
St. in Thomasville, continues Its
2012 Annual Appreciation Service
for Pastor Bishop Barbara G.
Adams on Thursday, Nov 15
Sunday, Nov. 18. The church
choirs, elders and ministers will
honor the church pastor. Services
begin at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday
and Friday. Saturday service
:befghs at 7 p.m. Sunday services
begin at ip a.m. with Sunday
School and Morning Praise and
Worship beginning at 11 a.m. Call
336-251-8717 for more informa
tion.
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Beginning Not. 16
Whole Man Women's Conference
Whole Man Ministries 3916
Old Lexington Rd., is hosting the
ikidi Ath Annual
Women *?
Conference
entitled
-Unveil
Yourself on
Friday, Nov
16 ?t 7 p.m.
It will be a
night of
praise, wor
ship and
I Saturday. Nov. 17 will be i day of
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Official While House Photo by fH* Kennedy
Roland Martin (right) interview* President Barack Obama on Jan. 11,2010 in the Map Room of the White Home for Martin's
TV One show.
C2C conference to feature Roland Martin
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
Union Baptist Church will host its 9th
Annual Corner 2 Corner (C2C) Drug
Dealers and Street Life Conference from
Nov. 15 -18.
The conference is designed to help indi
viduals take the first steps in changing their
lives of crime and substance abuse.
Noted journalist Roland Martin will give
the keynote address on the final day of the
conference. Martin is a commentator for the
TV One network and host and managing
editor of "Washington Watch with Roland
Martin." He is also a CNN analyst who
appears on the network to discuss a variety
of issues.
Martin will speak on Sunday at the 11
a.m. worship service, which will include the
C2C graduation ceremony. Yasmine
Arlington, a PBS intern at Elon University
and the founder of ScholarCHIPS (for
Children of
Incarcerated Parents),
will speak at the 9
a.m. worship service.
The conference
starts today (Nov. 15)
at 8 a.m. with a regis
tration period and a
breakfast.
Participants may also
register tomorrow,
beginning at 8 a.m. A
full schedule of nanel
discussions, speeches and seminars are slat
ed for both today and tomorrow. There will
be a luncheon for program particpants after
Sunday's graduation.
Dr. Sir Walter Mack Jr., pastor of Union
Baptist Church, envisioned the conference
while driving home one day after giving a
powerful worship service messge. Dr. Mack
casually observed a young man dealing
drop on the cornem and be felt compelled
to confront this problem. C2C's mission is to
educate, mentor and provide viable alterna
tive options for employment and entrepre
neurship to deter current and future drug
dealers.
Those interested in participating in this
year's conference should call 336-724-9305,
ext. 222. Registration is free and open to the
public. Union Baptist is located at 1200 N.
Trade St.
Arrington
Educator to
give initial
sermon
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
Dr. Vanessa Duren-Winfield
will preach her initial sermon at
Kimberly Park Holiness Church
on Sunday, Nov. 23 at 4 p.m.
Duren-Winfield says ber call
ing is to "preach a message of
faith, hope and the love of God."
"There are many hurting peo
ple who need encouragement and
need to know that God loves them
and is not mad at them," she
added.
The daughter of Theresa H.
D u r e n
and the
late James
R. Duren,
Daren
Winfield
has two
daugh
ters,
Deborah
and
Lakeshia,
and was
married to
the late
Bennie L. Winfield Sr.
At Kimberly Park, she serves
as second assistant superintendent
of the Sunday School, president
of the Educational Department,
president and director of the Mass
Choir and vice-present of the Joy
A Faith Club. She founded a lead
ership academy in 2010 to teach
leadership and professionalism
skills to young people who are
transitioning from high school to
college and from college to the
workplace.
She is a summa cum laude
graduate of N.C. AAT State
University, where she earned a BS
in business administration, a MS
in adult education and a doctorate
in leadership studies. She is a
nationally and internationally
published health disparities
researcher. Duren-Winfleld is
employed at Winston-Salem State
University, where she is director
of research in the School of
Health Sciences and an assistant
professor in the Healthcare
Management program.
Kimberly Park Holiness
Church is located 1640 S.M.
Caesar Drive. The pastor is
Robert Edmond.
For additional information
please visit the church web site at
wwwjedmondministries .com.
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Opportunities to Witness
Devotional Reading: Ezekiel 34:11
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Lesson Scripture: Acts 28:1-10
Lesson Aims: To summarize the les
son; to appreciate how Ood works; and to
always live a life of faith.
Background: God is truly amazing!
He takes the simple and confounds the
complex. Everyone is included in His
plan no matter what society says; best of
all - He keeps His promises. The late Mrs.
Elizabeth Williams would enthusiastically
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Student* perform during the Oct. 27 program.
Academy holds Alumni Day
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONKXK
The Ephesus Junior Academy of
Ephesus Seventh-day Adventist
Church celebrated Alumni Day on
Oct. 27 during the 11 a.m. service.
Dr. Carol Hammond of Beltsville,
Md. was the speaker. The noted edu
cator has penned articles for a num
ber of educational publications. She
and her husband. Dr- James
Hammond, have also served as mis
sionaries in Africa.
Hammond urged the congregation
to take a stronger stand against stan
dardized testing, a method she says is '
not a good gauge for student learning
She believes that true education is
more than just a course of study, and
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