Church News Briefs
University Park Baptist Church’s 4401d Fashion” Revival Begins Sundav
It's spiritual awakening
time! Old time preaching,
praying, singing, shouting and
praising God.
Rev. J.E. Palmer and mem
bers of the University Park
Baptist Church are anticipa
ting a halleluiah time at their
church on September 19
through September 24. They
are expecting many of their
friends to come and share with
them the joy of salvation and
to personally -encounter th<
visual sensation and power oi
the Holy Spirit.
To begin this week of praia
ing God,the Young Adult Choii
will be in concert on Sunday
September 19 at 6 p.m. Jamei
Lilly, president of the Choir
along with the fifty-eight
members, has worked har
in preparation for the concert
They have become spiritually
filled by singing the inspirinf
words which have been suit
ably arranged in a lyrica
composition to stir one’s emo
tions into wondering about hii
soul salvation and to force hin
to seek to set his life in turn
with the teaching of Christ.
According to Mr. Lilly, ij
you fail to hear the Young
Adult Choir in concert, yoi
will miss messages deliverec
through song.
The weekly revival will b«
directed by Rev. E.L. Satchel]
from Tilt. Vernon, N.Y. He is a
dynamic spiritual speaker. He
too, has a message for you.
Rev. Palmer and members
of the church are looking
forward to a great time and
invite you to be in attendance
so that you may receive a
message and a blessing.
NEELYGROVE
Rev. John William Holmes
was appointed pastor of Nee
ly’s Grove AME Zion Churcl
of Gastonia at the 86th Annua
Session of the Western Nortf
Carolina "Conference of tfu
church.
The annual session was helc
in Winston-Salem.
Holmes succeeded the Rev
S.T. Cook, who is one of th<
oldest pastors serving the de
nominational conference
Cook has pastored over 6<
years.
Cook was appointed to New
Bynum Chapel Church ir
^ Kings Mountain.
ANTIOCH BAPTIST
“The Voices of Antioch’’ wil
be in concert at Antioch Bap
list Church, 232 Skyland Ave
nue, Sunday, September 26, al
6 p.m. .
No admission will be charg
ed for the concert.
Abraham Lockhart is presi
* dent of the choir; P. Louise
the spmrruAL choir
~~Of Mayfield Memorial Baptist Church
itoiiio, uucvu caa, uuiiu nr
cholas, organist; Rev. Way
mon Jordan, guest organist
and Dr. Preston Pendergrass
is pastor of the church.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
First Baptist Church, pas
tored by Dr. J.B. Humphrey,
is having its Fall Revival on
Sunday, September 19 through
Thursday, September 23.
Rev. H.W. Wiley, minister
of the Covenant Baptist
Church in Washington,-DX.,,
and Director of the Inter
Racial Affairs for the South
ern Baptist Convention, will
be the Evangelist for the
Revival. Rev. Wiley, a native
of North Carolina, has served
as pastor of Friendship Bap
tist Church in Winston-Salem
aim ao L/11CVIUI ui UIC liner
Racial Commission of Forsyth
County, N.C.
One of Johnson C. Smith’s
spiritual choirs “The Soul
Chorale Ensemble”, will be
the guest choir on Thursday
night of the Revival.
All services will begin at
7:30, nightly. The public is
cordially invited to attend,
FAITH MEMORIAL
The Young Adult Mission
I aries of Faith Memorial Bap
tist Church, pastored by Rev.
W. H. Caldwell, will present
their Annual Service Program
on Sunday, September 19, at 3
p.m.
The guest speaker will be
Rev. J.C. Robinson, pastor of
Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Mt.
monan Baptist (Jtiurch, and
Olive Branch Baptist Church.
The choirs from these church
es will also be guests.
The public is invited to
attend this program and share
with the Young Adult Mission
aries in the name of the Lord.
SOUTHTRYON
PRESBYTERIAN
Sunday, September 12 was
Youth Day at South Tryon
Presbyterian Church, pastor
ed by Rev. R. Hendricks, with
the members of the Active
Christian Teenagers Club
(ACT) conducting the entire
morning service.
Gerald R. Blakeney, pro
gram coordinator for the Up
ward Bound Project at John
son C. Smith University, de
livered a very timely address
that enlightened his audience.
South Tryon has had young
people from its congregation
to participate in the Upward
Bound Project and there is
much enthusiasm among the
congregation for the work be
ing done by the Upward Bound
staff.
The junior and senior high
school students from the South
Tryon congregation who form
the ACT Club are supervised
by members of the Circle
number one of the church.
The congregation at South
Tryon enjoyed an enriching
experience as members of the
ACT Club led the worship
activities and collected the
morning offering, with the
young women singing and the
juung men serving as usners.
Following the service, the
South Tryon Congregation
gathered at Park Road Park
for its annual church picnic.
The afternoon of fellowship
was enjoyed by all who atten
ded.
CLINTON CHAPEL
Lonia M. Gill of Pilgrim
Rest AME Zion Church of
Whistler, Alabama is guest
speaker for Woman's Day at
Clinton Chapel AME Zion
Church, 1901 Rozzells Ferry
Road, Sunday, September 19.
Mrs. Gill holds national.
conference, district and local
affiliations with the AME Zion
Church. She is also an execu
tive board member of the
NAACP and first vice presi
dent of the National Council of
Negro Women.
Other civic memberships
include the YWCA and a De
mocratic Women's Group. She
is a member of Sunshine
Chapter No. 50 of the Order of
Eastern Stars.
A former teacher, she is
presently a government em
ployee.
The mother of two children,
she is the wife of Rev. T.C.
Gill, presiding elder of the
Jackson District, West Ala
bama Conference, Second E
piscopal District of the AME
Zion Church.
NEW EMMANUEL
Dr. N.C. Calhoun, pastor
and counselor of New Em
manuel Congregational
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Mrs. Lonia M. Gill
...Woman's Day speaker
Church, will celebrate his 32nd
anniversary Sunday, Septem
ber 19, at 2:30 p.m.
Guest speaker from the pro
gram will be the Rev. Cole
man Kerry of Friendship Bap
tist Church.
The pastor's aid club is
spearheading the program to
show appreciation to Dr. Cal
houn, said a statement from
the church.
MOORES SANCTUARY
Moores Sanctuary AME
Zion Church, 4100 Morris Field
Drive, will have their annual
revival services September 26
through October 1.
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The Rev. Westly Bowden,
minister of the Westerly Union
AME Zion Church, Harris
burg, Pa., is the evangelist
for the week. Many churches
and their choirs in the city will
take part in the services.
The public is cordially invi
ted.
Rev. J.M McCall is the
pastor.
ST. PAUL COMMUNITY
MISSIONARY CHURCH
The Chancel Choir of St.
Paul Community Missionary
Church, at 2200 Julia Ave„ will
hold its Sixth Annual Day
Celebration on September 19
at 2:30 p.m. The Rev. J.D.
Ponder will be the guest spea
ker.
Rev. R.M. Young, pastor of
the Church, Mrs.A.B. Pettis,
President of the Choir, and
Mrs. Helen Robinson, Secre
tary of the Choir, cordially
invite the public to attend this
program.
MAYFIELD MEMORIAL
The Spiritual Choir of the
Mayfield Memorial Baptist
Church will observe- its 7th
Annual Celebration on Sun
day, September 19, at 6 p.m.
President of the above men
tioned choir is Mrs. Onnie Lee
Belk; Director of the choir is
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Pheodus Robinson, and Musi
cian is James Ellison.
The Spiritual Choir sings
each third Sunday morning at
11 and third Sunday evening at
6.
Rev. H.S. Diggs, Pastor of
the Mayfield Memorial
Church, expects a Spiritual
Annual Celebration and in
vites all to share with them.
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CHAPPELL MEMORIAL
Chappell Memorial Baptist
Church, located at 412 Hoskins
Ave„ will present "Gospel Jfa
ma ‘76’’ on Sunday, Septem
ber 19, at 3 p.m.
Rev. Wilson Mitchell, pastor
of the church, invites all to
come and enjoy gospel choirs
from in and out of town.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. SEPT. 19, 1976
' 2.30 PM.
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Friendship Baptist Church
3301 Beatties Ford Road
J92-0391
Coleman W. Kerry, Pastor
Sunday Schedule
9:45 a m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
6:00 p.m. Bible Study
Graded Day Care Center
Mon-Fri 7:00a.m.-6p.m.
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The church in the heart of the community with the
community in its heart." •
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"Where Christ Is Preached As He Is To Men As They Are"
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Greater Mt Sinai Baptist Church
1234 W. Blvd. Charlotte, N.C.
332-2163 or 372-3420
REV. NORMAN E. KERRY,
PASTOR
Sunday School -9:30a.m.
Morning Worship - 11:00 a.m.
Mid-Week Service -7:30 p.m.
Tuesday - 7:00p m.
Youth Meeting
Wednesday -7:30p.m.
Teachers Meeting
Nursery Available
During Services
“The Church With Soul"
"Serving Christ and Community Since 1864"
Clinton Chapel AME Zion Church
| 1901 Rozzell* Ferry Kd.
‘ ,( i, 333-9803 . 376-6782
Sunday Church School -8 45 a m
Classes For All Aces
Morning Worship - 11 a m.
Inspirational Music A Message To Help
Active Boy Scout and Club Troops
Activities For All Age Groups
DAY CARE CENTER - Mon-Fri 7 a m, to5p m
‘ REV MORGAN W TANN, PASTOR
St Paul Community Missionary
Baptist Church
; 2200 Julia Ave. *
Charlotte, N.C.
REV ROBERT M YOUNG. MINISTER
, 334-3186 or 333-4970
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Sunday School 9:45a.m. •
Morning Worship ll a m
Evenirig Worship 6:30 p m
Prayer Meeting k Teachers Meeting on
Thursday at 8p.m.
Welctmie Back Rev. Young
From Dallas Texas
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Walk Memorial AME ZiOriTM^lf ?
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2722 Bancroft Street i)
Charlotte, N.C. 18106
REV. J.T. WHITE MINISTER
Resident: 523-2888 ..Church: 375-5361
Sunday School -9:45a.m. -.Classes For All Ages
Morning Worship-11 a m.
"Enter To Worship. . .Depart To Serve"
Day Care Center for 4 to 5 years old j
Monday thru Friday -7a m. til 6 p.m. :
Mr. Worth Williams. Minister of Music
Mrs. Bobbie Parks, Assistant Minister of Music »
Gospel Choir - Tuesday, 8p.m. ,
Vocal Choir-Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. L
Senior Choir - Thursday, 7:30p.m. jj
J.T. White Singers -Thursday 6p.m.
Mt. Zion Holiness Church
2800 Tuckaseegee Road
BISHIP W.J. DAVIS-PASTOR £
Sunday School - 10a.m. “
- Morning Worship-U:l5a.m Si
Young People Willing Workers 6 p.m
Evening Service-7:30 pm i‘
Monday - Bible Study -8p m j
Sister of Charity Wednesday - Mid Week
__ Service 7:30 p.m.,y £
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New Emmanuel Congregational
United Church Of Chirst £
• Temple of the Holy Ghost'1 £
3540 Beatties Ford Road. ij
Charlotte. N C 28216
REV.DR N.C. CALHOUN ■
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9 :45 a m Sunday School
11:00a.m. Good Music
11:30 a .m. Gospel Preaching
Prayer Meeting 7:30 Wed.
Mrs. Queen Estell L.
Thompson. Missionary
Leader
Brother Dan Caldwell
Deacon i
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Day Care Center 6 am toe
p.m.-5 Days per Week i
Phone 399-1249 5
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