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[Religion Calendar Happening Now Vacation Bible School Nehemiah Worship Center will continue Vacation Bible School today (July 9) and tomorrow (July 10) on 4873 Phelps Dr. The public is invited to come, trans portation will be provided. For more information, call 336-712-7408. Beginning July 10 Pastoral Anniversary True Temple Outreach Ministry will continue the 39th Pastoral Anniversary of Apostle Wallace Gaither and Co-Pastor Shirley Gaither on 1415 S. Main St. The guest speakers will be as follows: Pastor Essie McCullough of New Direction Movement Cathedral at 7 pjn. (July 10); Elder Gregory Robertson of St. Matthew Apostolic Temple at 4 p.m. (July 12); Pastor Dairi Scott of Union Chapel AM?. Zion of Lexington at 4 p.m. (July 19); Elder Eugene Kirby of Bethlehem Holiness Church at 4 pm. (July 26). For more informa tion contact Renee Hauser at 336-972-0447. Women's Conference The Women of New Birth Worship Center is having a women's conference on Friday, July 10 and Saturday, July 11 from 11 am. - 2 p.m. on 1033 New Birth Dr. in East Bend. The guest speakers will be Sister Michelle Houser, Founder and Director of W.O.W., and Evangelist Clara Goode. Lunch Will be provided. For more information, contact the church at 336-922-2692. July 11 Grief share support group Griefshare support group will be having a meeting on Saturday, July 11 at St. Paul United Methodist Church on 2400 Dellabrook Rd. The topic is "Grief and Relationships". Griefshare is free and nondenomina tional. Sessions are designed to give encouragement and support, biblical teachings on grief and recovery topics. For further information call 336-723-4531 or 336-722-5517. Prayer Workshop The Greater Tabernacle Worship Center will be hosting a prayer workshop on Saturday, July 11 on 1410 Attucks St. Speakers will be Apostle Marie Lindsay of HEaling Heart Ministry and Apostle BJ McCloud. For more information, call 336-777-1113. Youth Conference Greater St. Matthews Baptist Church will have their Youth Conference on Saturday, July 11 at 9 a.m. on 4168 Morningside Dr. Featuring guests will be King David Thompson and the Spirituals Foundation. The theme is "Youth Making A Difference to be Continual". The conference will convene on Sunday, July 12 for worship service with guest speaker Rev. Willie Davidson, Associate Pastor of New Light Baptist Church. The public is cordially invited to attend. The host pastor is Rev. William J. Purvis, Sr. For mote information contact the church at 336-724-3106. July 12 Fellowship program The Pastor Aide of New Direction Movement Cathedral will host a fellowship program with Genesis Victory Outreach on Sunday, July 12 at 4 p.m. on 3300 Overdale Dr. Minister Sharon Pinkey will be the speak er. All are welcome. For more information call 336 771-2111. Dance program The River of Worship Dance Ministry of Mount Sinai Full Gospel Deliverance Center will sponsor the annual "Come Dance Before the Lord" program on Sunday, July 12 at 6 p.m. on 2721 Manchester Dr. Various dance ministries from local churches and sur rounding areas will present interpretations of gospel musical selections Rev. Yvonne H. Hines is senior pas tor. For additional information, contact the church office at 336.7222624 or msfgdc@bellsouth.net. Guest speaker Rev. James Gilliam of Antioch Christian Church will be guest speaker at Bethlehem Baptist Church on Sunday, July 12 at 3 pjn. on 2253 Settle Bridge Rd. in Stoneville. Rev. Charles Leake is host pastor. For more information call 336-725-3439. I Pastor Anniversary New Light Missionary _ Baptist Church will cele brate the 31st anniversary of Rev. Sam P. L. Hickerson on Sunday, July 12 at 11 ajn. on 1535 E. 15th St. The message will be delivered by Rev. Charles E. McCray of St. Peter's Church and World Outreach Center. There will be an afternoon program at 3:30 p.m. with Bishop Kelvin Shouse of Calvary Covenant Fellowship Church of High Point. Fen more information call 336 724-6431. Hickerson 1 Pastoral Anniversary United Progressive Missionary Baptist Church will celebrate their pastor Rev. Lewis E. Devlin's 13th Pastoral Anniversary on Sunday, July 12 at 3 p.m. on 1122 Quincy Caldwell Cir. Rev. David Dockeiy of Shiloh Baptist Church will be the guest speaker. A repast will follow after the service. The public is invit ed to attend. For mote information contact the church office at 336-724-1266. Choir's Anniversary Mount Olive Baptist Church Young and Adult Choir will celebrate their choir's anniversary on Sunday, July 12 at 4 p.m. on 1301 C.E. Gray Dr. The public is cordially invited to attend. Dr. Charles E. Gray is the host pastor For more information call 336 j See RtUgtoa on B5 Taniesha Sanders of Galilee to preach initial sermon SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Galilee Missionary Baptist Church, 4129 Northampton Drive in Winston Salem, is announces that Taniesha Calida Sanders will deliver her initial sermon on Sunday, July 12, at the 8 a.m. worship service. Sanders is a native of Greenville, South Carolina, and the daughter of Larry D Harris Sr. of Garysburg and the late Rev. Nadine R. Blake of Greenville, South Carolina. She is a graduate of the University of South Carolina in Columbia, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and a Master of Divinity degree from Wake Forest University School of Divinity. Sanders is married to Robert L. Sanders. The public is invited to witness and celebrate this initial sermon. Taniesha Sanders . ?| The Rev. Steve Angle prays for the future of the nation during a "Unity Vigil" on June 30, sponsored by Reverend Willard Bass and the IDR community. Unity Vigil brings various faiths to prayer The Institute for Dismantling Racism (IDR) sponsored a "Unity Vigil" for Winston-Salem on Tuesday night, June 30 at Goler Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church on Patterson Avenue in light of the massacre of nine churchgoers in Charleston, South Carolina on June 17. "We must unite and move our community forward today!" said the Rev. Willard Bass, who leads IDR. Photos by Erin Mizelle for the Winston-Salem Chronicle I J I Oarrell Hamilton, Institute for Dismantling Racism (IDR) intern, prays 'or the unity of the Winston-Salem community. Minister Barry Spaulding lifts his hands in praise as those gathered to pray for the future of our nation and worship by singing "Just As I Am." i ? Richard Cassidy prays at the Tuesday night vigil at Goler Memorial AM J?. Zion Church. Zero Tolerance for Corruption Lesson Scripture: Micah 3:5-12 By the end of this lesson, we should ? Recognize that God warns us of wrong doing no matter our station in life ? Be vigilant in watching for corruption in society and in our personal lives ? Commit to stand for jus tice even when it is not popu lar Background: The Assyrian Empire was a threat to Judah. To minimize that threat, Judah prepared for war by shoring up her resources. Their actions continued to be motivated by peed, exploitation, and a questionable series of taxes all designed to oppress the poor. He spoke directly to political leaders, false prophets, and priests. They Mildred Peppers Sunday School Lesson .ill claimed their actions were jus tified due to impending danger. Chapters three through five were Micah's second cycle of judgment and hope. Lesson: The prophet indicts those who he says lead the people astray. When cor ruption appears to be success fill crwn ?e An'ttnn it ?M "Wll v TV1JV11V 13 UUlllf 'l without any thought of sin. The prophets say what the leader ship wants to hear and are rewarded. For a while, this works for them but Micah warns them that this comfortable life will bring shame and humiliation. Covering the face is symbolic of grief and embarrassment as if they had leprosy. Micah declares that his message is from God. It isn't to make them feel good See Pepperi 00 B5
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