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mite on fire for God1 ’ are guest
evangelists for the December
6-11 Revival Crusade of Can
non Cathedral Church of God
In Christ, said a recent church
announcement.-t
Rev. Ernestine Cleveland
Reems, pastor of Center of
Hope Evangelistic Church,
and Maria Gardener, both of
Oakland. California, are the
speakers
Mrs. Reems began her mi
nistry 25-years ago after she
was “miraculously healed of
tuberculosis" in a California
sanitarium, said the an
nouncement.
Revival services will begin
at 7:30 p.m. each evening.
Once located on Cemetary
St., the church moved to 200
Tuckaseegee Road in August.
Elder E.C. Cannon, pastor of
the church, said the present
building site has five acres of
land. A portion of the property
is used as a recreation area
| for youth.
Cannon, an Asheville native,
has worked in Charlotte for
L4-years. He also pastors five
additional Church of God In
Christ churches. They are Mt.
Zion of Lumberton, Greater
Cannon’s Temple No. 5 of
Fairmount, Greater Cannon's
Temple of Maxton, Pember
ton Temple of Hamlet and
Cannon’s Temple No. 4 of
FUfck Hill, S.C.
The minister is heard on
WGIV radio at 8 a.m. each
Sunday. His broadcasts are
also carried on WHVN radio
from 1:45 to 2 p.m. daily.
There are 15 stations broad
casting the E.C. Cannon Cru
sade program
ST. MARK'S
On Sunday, December 5. at
5:30 p.m. the St. Mark's Lul
led Methodist Church will hold
Its annual “Mr. and Miss St.
Mark's’’ Pageant at Ihe
church which is located at 917
Clanton Koad here in the city
of Charlotte.
Those youth members of the,
church who are participating
in the pageant are: Cortez
Asbury, Kenneth Blount. Lisa
Burroughs. Marcia Burton.
Pamela Diggins, Donna Epps.
Tina Erwin, Cindy Foster.
Patrick Glenn, Steve Griffin,
Kwn Hand, Rhonda Leeper,
■> Little, Tgegg Mathis,
Angelia McGriff, Dorothy
Moore, Sean Nelson, Lee Tho
mas Owens Jr., Valarie Pett
way, Eric Wallace, Antoinette
Walls, and Daryl Wither
spoon. These youth are being
sponsored by their parents or
Other relatives and the mem
bers of the church are working
very hard as their supporters.
The public is cordially invi
ted to attend what promises to
be a very beautiful presenta
tion of youthful contestants.
ELDER E.G CANNON
USHERS UNION
Prayer service was neid
recently at Lee Nursing Home
by the Missionary Ushers U
nion.
Mrs. Iola Brown, union pro
gram committee chaplin, be
gan the service with prayer.
Mrs. Nora Smith read the •
scripture from the 15th chap
ter of 2nd Corinthian and Paul
Alexander also led a prayer.
Patients joined in singing
several songs, said union re
porter Marion Belton She
described the service as a
wonderful experience.
Other union members at
tending the service were Gene
Burris, Rudy Flox, Elizabeth
Allen, Sadie Mitchell. Sara
Carrouthers, Lucinda Satter
white, Azilee Roy, Richard
luce ana ivirs. Jessie nice.
BEN SALEM
A concert of the Ben Salem
United Presbyterian Choir
will be held Sunday, Decem
ber 19, at 4 p.m. ,
Guest organist for the pro
gram will be Dr. Andre Cortez
of Los Angeles, California.
Tlie Choir -Will also lie lie
companied by evangelist
James C. Davis, also a pianist.
Mrs. Louis Harris is guest
soloist.
Larry E. McGowen directs
the choir.
The church is pastored by
the Rev. L.D. Mayes. It is
located at 2414 North Sharon
Amity Road.
PARKWOOD CME
“Kids Will Be Kids" was the
theme of the Annual Kiddie
Contest held Sunday, Novem
_with platform guests
oer ze, ai KarKwooa UH1<
Church.
Miss Clinetta Allen, daugh
ter of the Rev. and Mrs. C.M.
Allen, was crowned queen of
the contest. Mrs. Allen also
won a protable television.
Eight young ladies dressed
in their finest regalia marched
down an isle on the arm of
their escorts, said a church
report on the contest. Escorts
wore dark suits, top hats and
carried canes.
Runners-up were LaShonda
Simpson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alphonzo Simpson, and
Twanda Wallace, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wallace.
Music for the affair was
rendered by Kerry Strong and
Miss Ray Brown. Mrs. Mirian
Cooper accompanied them on
piano.
Harold Rice won the door
prize.
Each contestant received a
carnation. The winner receiv
ed three pink roses. Flowers
were compliments of Miss
Ella Mae Marshall.
Other participants were A1-.
phonzo "Chico’’ Simpson, Jen
nie McCafl, Terra Moore, Sha
ronda Morrow, Romina Burns
and LaShanda Lewis. Mate
escorts were Robert Baker,
Bernard Brown, Antonio
Campbell, Sherman Coleman,
Raeford Kimbrell, Mark Mar
shall, Jeffrey Reid, Patrick
Smith, Wendell Weathers and
William Witherspoon.
Mrs. Lawrence Moore serv
ed as chairman of the pro
gram committee. Mrs. Ber
nice Vines is choir president
and the Rev. C M. Allen is
pastor of the church
On Sunday, December 5, at
2:30 p.m., the missionaries of
the church will observe their
anniversary.
FAITH MEMORIAL
Missionary Group 2 of Faith
Memorial Baptist Church will
present a skit on the 10 Virgins
Sunday, December 5, at 7 p.m.
Mrs. Annie Hobgood, mem
ber of the church, will speak.
MAYFIELD MEMORIAL
Baskets of fruit were given
to sick members of Mayfield
Memorial Baptist Church
Wednesday before Thanksgi
PASTOR E. C. CANNON
INVITES YOU TO
ATTEND THIS GREAT
REVIVAL CRUSADE
I COMING TO THE
CATHEDRAL
DECEMBER 6-11,1976
7:30PJV1. NIGHTLY
Evangelist Maris Gardner
CANNON CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
200 Tuckaseegee Road
Charlotte N.C. 28208
ELDER E.C. CANNON, PASTOR & FOUNDER
• “Come And Hear Two Of The Greatest Evangeliwto Of Our Time*"
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Representatives of the
church Youth Department and
Missionary Circle carried the
baskets to the shut-ins. The
jesture was a way to express
‘‘their thanks at Thanksgiving
time by sharing a few of their
blessings with those who were
less fortunate than they,” said
a statement from the church.
Several recipient families
joined other church members
for a Pre-Thanksgiving Ser
_vice held at 7:30 p.m. The
program featured the Young
Adult and Youth Choirs, "tell
ing of the love of God in song,”
said the statement.
BEREANSDA '
“The Choralaires" of Bere
an Seventh Day Adventist
Church will present a second
anniversary program and con
cert Saturday, December 11,
at 4 p.m.
Children in the five to 14 age i
group perform in the 70-mem
ber choir, said a program
announcement It said the
choir is the largest children's
choir in North Carolina
"It is a very unique choir
and is noted for its different
style of singing," said the
announcement.
The choir has toured to
several cities and performed
on television.
Jimmy Sellers, a senior edu
cation major at Johnson C.
Smith University, is the choir
director. He is assisted by
Miss M. Bynum, who is the
coordinator of music for the
church.
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Cannon Cathedral Church Of God
In Christ
200 Tuckaseegee Road
334-9879
Dial-A-Prayer-334-9917
Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.
Morning Worship -11 a.m.
YPWW - 6:30 p.m.
Evangelistic Sermon - 8 p.m.
Weekly "Night Services
Tuesday & Thursday 7:30 p.m.
Healing & Deliverance Service
Thursday - 12-noon
; “Everyone Is Invited To Come
And Be Blessed Of God.”
Church of Open House of Deliverance Through Jesus Christ
Presently holding service at Fairview Homes Center
Earle and OakJawn Avenue
! Evangelist LethaM. Pratt, Pastor
Church 598-7692
Resident 597-9314
Sunday School: 10:00a.m.
Morning Worship: 11:00 a.m.
Bible Study -Tues. 8:00p.m.
Choir Rehearsal - Wed. 8:00 p.m.
Prayer Meeting -Thur. 8:00 p.m.
(Prayer Meeting held every Thursday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Goines Walker - 3427 Crenshaw Ct.)
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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 11:00a m.
Mid-Week Service -7:30p.m.
Tuesday -7:00p.m.
Youth Meeting
Wednesday 7.30 p m
Teachers Meeting
Nursery Available
v During Services
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| Mt. Zion Holinesa Church
2800 Tuckaseegee Hoad
BISHOP W J DAVIS PASTOH
, Sunday School 10 a m
Morning Worship 11 I5am
Young People Willing Workers 6pm
Evening Service 7 30 p m
Monday - Bible Study - 8 p m
Sisler of Charily Wednesday Mid Week
Service 7 30 p m
New Hope Apostolic Church Of
r
3000 Mellta Ave.
Charlotte. N.C.
P.0. Box 10493
Bishop W.C. Miller
523-7516
Pastor C. Connor
’• 392-0496
Sunday School 11 a m
Morning worship 12:00
Evening service 7 30 p m
Bible Class Tues 7:30pm.
Tarrying service, Thurs 7:30pm
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“3301 Beatties Ford Road
392 0391
Coleman W Kerry. Pastor
Sunday Schedule
9:45a m. Sunday School
11:00a.m. Morning Worship
6oopm Bible Study
Graded Day Care Center
Mon-Frii ooa m -6pm
(ages 4 mos.-Syrs. i
St Paul Community Missionary
Baptist Church %
REV. ROBERT M YOUNG. '
MINISTER
2200 Julia Avenue
Charlotte. N.C
334-3186 or 333-4970
SUNDAY SCHOOL-9:45a m.
MORNING WORSHIP lla m.
EVENING WORSHIP - 6:30 p m. ;
PRAYER MEETING & BIBLE STUDY - 7:30 p m Thursday
New Emmanuel Congregational
United Church Of Christ
Temple of theHoly Ghost'
3540 Beatties Kord Koad
Charlotte. N C Z82I6
REV OR K C CADHOI’N
Minister Daily Counselor
9 45 a m Sunday School
II 00am GoodMusic
II 30 a m Gospel Preaching
Prayer Meeting 7 30 Wed
Mrs Queen Estell L
Thompson. Missionary
Deader
Brother Dan Caldwell
Deacon
Day Care Center 6am to 6
p m 5 Days per Week
Phone 399 1249
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Clinton Chapel AME Zion CJiunrh
1901 Kozzelts Kerry Rd
333 9803 376 6782
Sunday Church School 8 45 a m
Classes Kor All A«es
Morning Worship II a m
Inspirational Music A Message To Help
Active Boy Scout and Club Troops
Activities Kor All Age Croups
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