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Baptist Church, 5000
Noble St., for its
Rainbow Colors Tea at 3
p.m. Rev. James Cook is
the host senior pastor.
June 22
New Light fish fry
The Women of
Integrity at New Light
Missionary Baptist
Church, 1535 E. 15th St.,
will host a fish fry on
Saturday, June 22 begin
ning at 11 a.m. Dinners
cost $6 and sandwiches
cost $3.50. Call the
church at 336-724-6431
for more information.
Mt. Zion carnival
Mt. Zion Baptist
Church, 950 File St., will
host its Youth Missionary
Carnival on Saturday,
June 22 from 12-5 p.m.
in the church parking lot.
Call the church at 336
722-2325 for more infor
mation.
June 23
New Hope Nurses Day
New Hope Missionary
Baptist Church, 1201
New Hope Lane, will
host its Annual Nurses
Day Service on Sunday,
June 23 at 4 p.m. Guests
will be Dr. Kendall Jones
and the New Bethel
Church family. Bishop
John C. Parks is the host
pastor.
Oak Grove
Family!Friends Day
Oak Grove
Missionary Baptist
Church, 3978 Pine Hall
Rd. in Walkertown, will
host Family and Friends
Day on Sunday. June 23
at 11 a.m. Minister
Kenneth Nash will speak
briefly. Rev. Harold
Blakely will preach the
morning sermon. The
public is invited to
attend. Call the church at
336-595-4851 for more
information.
Antioch speaker
Rev. Jean Cook, asso
ciate pastor of Antioch
Christian Church. 1432
Underwood Ave., will
speak on Sunday, June 23
at the 11 a.m. service.
The public is invited to
attend.
Second Calvary
installation
Second Calvary
Missionary Baptist
Church, 1751 New
Walkertown Rd., will
host the Pastoral
Installation of Rev.
Donald Stowe Jr. on
Sunday, June 23. Rev.
Kevin Jackson, New
Beginnings Community
Outreach Center in
Lusby, Md.. is the guest
speaker at 11 a.m. Rev.
Ernest McLaurin,
Gethsemane Hope
Baptist Church, is the
guest speaker at 3 p.m.
UUFOWS service
The Unitarian
Universalis! Fellowship
of Winston-Salem, 4055
Robinhood Rd., will hear
the Rev. Susan Davison
Archer speak on
"Optimism in Hard
Times" at 10:30 a.m. on
Sunday. June 23. At the 9
a.m. pre-service forum.
Christian Chambers, a
community health educa
tor and Elizabeth Freeze,
the director of develop
ment for Planned
Parenthood of Winston
Salem, will talk about the
services the organization
provides. Visit
www.uufws.org for more
information.
Mt. Olive events
The Pastor's Aide of
Mt. Olive Baptist Church,
1301 C. E. Gray Drive,
will celebrate its 89th
Anniversary on Sunday,
June 23 at 4 p.m. Dr.
Charles E. Gray is the
host pastor.
Mt. Nebo hosts speaker
Mt. Nebo Holiness
Church. 205 W. 25th St..
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will host Pastor Essie C.
McCullough as the
speaker on Sunday, June
23 at 4 p.m. The public is
invited to attend. Call
336-771-2111 for more
information.
Grace hosts concert
The Concert
Committee of Grace
Presbyterian Church
(USA), 3901 Carver
School Rd., will host
Maestro Travis W.
Alexander, director of
Choral Music at A&T
State University, in con
cert on Sunday, June 23
at 4 p.m. in the church
sanctuary. He will be
accompanied on the
piano by Rochelle Joyner.
Rev. Tour6 C. Marshall is
the host senior pastor.
The public is invited to
attend this free concert.
However, an offering will
be received during the
intermission.
St. James hosts Prince
Hall event
The Prince Hall
Masonic Family and its
affiliates will have its
annual St. John's Dav
celebration
at St. James
A M E
Church,
1501 N.
Patterson St.,
on Sunday,
June 23 at 3
p.m. The I
keynote I
speaker will
be Rev.
Steven L.
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uyons. i ne puouc is
invited to attend this
event honoring the .Holy
St. Johns ? John the
Baptist and John the
Evangelist. Money
raised will go to the
Masonic Community
support and The North
Carolina Masonic
Children's Home. Call
336-816-1984 for more
information.
Shouse Temple hosts
speaker
Shouse Temple CME
Church, 4250 Carver Rd.,
will host Rev. James A.
Gilliam. Antioch
Christian Church, as
guest speaker on Sunday,
June 23 at 4 p.m. The
public is invited to
attend.
Beginning June 24
Piney Grove VBS
Piney Grove Baptist
Church will host Vacation
Bible School at the
PGBC Family Life
Center. 4633 Grove
Garden Drive, from 6-8
p.m. nightly from
Monday, June 24 -
Friday, June 28. This
year's theme is
"Reaching the Reachable
and Teaching the
Teachable at the Cost of
the Gospel of Christ." A
light dinner will be
served from 5:15-6 p.m.
All ages are invited to
attend. Call 336-744
5759 for more informa
tion.
Bethlehem VBS
Bethlehem
Missionary Baptist
Church, 1711 N.
Claremont Ave., will host
its annual Vacation Bible
School from Monday,
June 24 - Wednesday,
June 26 nightly from 6-9
p.m. There will be activi
ties for all ages. Light
refreshments will be
served. The public is
invited to attend. Call
336-723-1297 for more
information. Rev. L.
Dwight Hash Sr. is the
host senior pastor.
Morning Star VBS
Morning Star
Missionary Baptist
Church, 1400 Fitch St.,
will host Vacation Bible
School from Monday.
June 24 - Friday, June 28
nightly from 5:30-8
p.m. This year's theme is
"Jesus' Family Reunion"
from Joshua 24:15. The
public is invited to
attend. There are classes
for everyone. Call the
church office at 336-748
0265 for more informa
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tion. Dr. Dennis Leach
Sr. is the host pastor.
First Calvary event
First Calvary Baptist
Church, 401 N.
Woodland Ave., will host
"Jesus' Family Reunion"
from Monday, June 24 -
Friday, June 28 from 6-8
p.m. The public is invited
to attend. Call 336-724
2611 for more informa
tion and/or transporta
tion.
Oak Grove VBS
Oak Grove
Missionary Baptist
Church, 3978 Pine Hall
Rd. in Walkertown, will
host Vacation Bible
School from Monday,
June 24 - Thursday, June
27 each night from 6-9
p.m. This year's theme is
"Kingdom Rock, Where
Kids Stand Strong for
God." The public is invit
ed to attend. Call the
church at'336-595-4851
for more information or if
transportation is needed.
New Light VBS
New Light Missionary
Baptist Church, 1535 E.
15th St., will host
Vacation Bible
School from
Monday, June 24
- Friday, June 28
nightly from 6-8
p.m. This year's
theme is "Jesus'
Family Reunion:
The Remix."
Students will dis
cover and explore
their spiritual and
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naiurai iamuy values.
The public is invited to
attend. Rev. Sam P. L.
Hickerson is the host sen
ior pastor.
Beginning June 25
Ministers Conference
hosts revival
The Mihister's
Conference of Winston
Salem and Vicinity will
host its Second Annual
City Wide Revival from
Tuesday, June 25 -
Thursday. June 27 at
Greater Cleveland
Avenue Christian
Church, 5095 Lansing
Drive. The guest
Revivalists are Dr. Sir.
Walter Mack Jr.. Union
Baptist Church
(Tuesday); Dr. John
Mendez, Emmanuel
Baptist Church
(Wednesday) and Bishop
Sheldon M. McCarter,
the host pastor
(Thursday). Nightly serv
ices begin with Prayer
and Consecration at 6:30
p.m.; lectures by local
pastors at 7 p.m. and wor
ship at 7:30 p.m. A
Pastor/Clergy Breakfast
will be hosted daily from
10-11 a.m. at Union
Baptist Church, 1200
Trade St. Those planning
to attend are asked to
bring five clergy visitors
so that more of the com
munity's churches will
take part in this revival
and future ones: Call
Elder Lamonte Williams
at 919-394-6180 for more
information about the
revival.
Beginning June 26
United Progressive VBS
United Progressive
Baptist Church, 1122
Quincy Caldwell Cir.,
will host Vacation Bible
School from Wednesday,
June 26 - Friday, June 28
nightly from 6-8 p.m.
This year's theme is
"Jesus' Family Reunion
?The Remix." The scrip
tural reference is Joshua
24:15 ? "As for me and
my house, we will serve
the Lord." There will be
classes for all ages, arts
and crafts, snacks, skits
and prayer. Rev. A. J.
Gilliam will open VBS
during the 7 p.m.
Wednesday night worship
service. Call the church
office at 336-724-1266
for more information.
Beginning June 27
Faith Community Youth
Summit
Faith Community
Church Department
Lyons
(Dream Zone) for Youth
Summit 2013 will be
from Thursday, June 27 -
Saturday, June 29 at 417
Arlington St. in
Greensboro. There will
be a free community
wide worship service on
Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
with Pastor Deon Clark,
Mount Zion Baptist
Church. Tracey McCain,
from WFMY News 2,
will host a Game Show
Night. A "Dress to
Impress" Block Party
with food, a live DJ and
so much more will con
clude the event.
Registration is required.
Group rates are available.
Call Joseph Frierson at
336-601-3449 for more
information.
June 30
Shiloh anniversary
The choir of Shiloh
Baptist Church, 916 E.
12th St., will celebrate its
41st Anniversary on
Sunday, June 30 at 5 p.m.
The theme is "My Soul
Does Magnify the Lord."
The public is invited to
attend. Pastor Paul Lowe
is the host pastor.
Beginning July 14
Holy Trinity events
Holy Trinity Full
Gospel Fellowship
Center, 5307 Peters
Creek Pkwy., will host
"Post on the Lawn" Youth
Sunday on Sunday, July
14 at 11 a.m. The service
will have games galore,
gospel rap featuring Tribe
of Judah, Post Dancers
and bag lunches.
Vacation Bible School for
youth of all ages is from
Monday, July 15 ?
Friday, July 19 at 7 p.m.
nightly. This year's theme
is "Jesus' Family
Reunion." There will be
music, crafts, games
and refreshments as well
as scripture study. The
Awards Program will be
on Friday. July 19.
Parents are urged' to
attend. Call the church at
336-784-9347 for more
information.
Ongoing
Life Changing summer
camp
Life Changing
Transformation Church
Ministries, 2001 E. 25th
St. will continue hosting
its Funtime Summer
Camp Mondays - Fridays
from 7:30 a.m. - 4:30
p.m. The cost of the camp
is $25 per week. Contact
Sr. Pastor Alice Mitchell
at 336-995-3516 for more
information or an appli
cation.
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Sunday School 9:43 a.m.
Morning Worship II :00 a.m.
M.Y.P.U 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday Serrh.es
Prayer A Bible Study 7:30 p.m.
4111 Whitfield Drive
Phone: 336-767-3700
Fax: 336-767-7006
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INMEMORIAM
KEARNEY
Jessie Mai Diggs
Kearney died June 6,
2013 at Independence
Village after a brief ill
ness. She was the daugh
ter of the late Mr. & Mrs.
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Diggs, grand
daughter of
the late
Bishop &
Mrs. Jefferson
Davis Diggs
and the late
Mr. & Mrs.
Solomon
Kennedy. She
was born
October 11,
1917 in
M ary v i1le,
TN.
She graduated from
Atkins High School with
honors and W-S Teachers
College in 1938. She
received a Master of Art
degree in Teaching and
Supervision of the Visual
Arts from Columbia
University. She accepted
a position as head art
teacher in September,
1938 at Hillside Park
High School, Durham,
NC. In 1945 she was
appointed Art Supervisor
at one-half of the Durham
elementary schools. After
desegregation she
became Director of Art
for the Durham City
Schools in 1970 and held
that position until she
retired June, 1979.
While living in
Durham she was active in
St. Titus Episcopal
Church and on the boards
of: Durham Arts Council.
NCCU Art Museum.
Substance Abuse, and the
Coalition of Battered
Women. She held mem
berships in th? Retired
School Personnel, the NC
Education Association,
National Art Education
Association, Life
Member of NEA. Friends
of Stanford Warren
Durham County Library,
and the W-S State
University National
Alumni Association. She
was a Golden Soror of the
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority (69 years), and
the Alphabette and
Bridge-A-Dette Clubs of
Durham. She renewed
her membership at St.
Stephen's when she
moved to Winston Salem
in 2003. She was very
close to her family and
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birthdays.
She traveled
extensively in
Great Britain.
Europe. Asia.
Africa, South
America, the
USA, and the
Caribbean
Islands.
Jessie also
loved reading
and playing
bridge.
She is preceded in
death by her husband.
William P. Kearney; her
brother, James T. Diggs.
Jr.; her sisters, Rachel D.
Wilkinson and Hannah D.
Atkins; and a niece.
Beverly D. Sharp. She is
survived by her sister,
Gloria D. Banks, and
brother. Dr. Edward O.
Diggs; also the following
nieces and nephews:
Charles N. Atkins,
Edmund E. Atkins (Vera),
Valerie A. Alexander,
Janifer D. Clayton,
Edward O. Diggs, 11
(Marianna), Lisa C.
Diggs. and Sharon D.
Fletcher; and other rela
tives and friends.
A memorial service
will be held Saturday.
June 22, 2013 at 11:00am
for the Ivy Beyond the
Wall ceremony, 11:30am
for receiving friends, and
12:00pm for the service
at St. Stephen's Episcopal
Church. In lieu of flow
ers. contributions may be
made in memory of Jessie
D. Kearney to St.
Stephen's Episcopal
Church. 810 N Highland
Ave., WS. NC 27101 or
to WSSU Foundation.
James Thackeray and
Mabel Kennedy Diggs
Endowment, 304 Blair
Hall. Winston Salem, NC
27110. Online expres
sions may be received at
hooperfuenralhome.net
and by visiting Hooper at
facebook.com.
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care to Urn-income, uninsured families.
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doctor or dentist. We accept applications for new patients on
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Volunteers and our small staff provide medical
care for our patients. We are supported with donations
from churches, individuals, businesses, foundations and the
United Way. We do not receive government funds.
2135 New Walkertown Road
Winston-Salem, NC 27101
(across from Evergreen Cemetery)
More Information: 336-723-7904