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Post Managing Editor
' (hi Sunday, June SO, the United
Presbyterian Women (UPW) of C.N.
Jenkins Memorial Presbyterian
Church will sponsor its first Ebony
Pally at 5 p.m.
Inex Montgomery, the group’s pre
sident, stated that the featured
guests will be the Our Lady of
Consolation Gospel Choir of Char
lotte. Mistress of Ceremony will be
'Eva McClelland, who is also chair
person of the UPW Program Com
mittee.
Church captains for the event are
Lois Bowen, Sarah Coleman, Dore
tba Davis, Millicent Grier, Gwen
dolyn Leake and Thelma Russell.
The public is cordially Invited to
■ share in this program with church
members of C.N. Jenkins The
church is located at 1431 States
ville Avenue. The church is pas
tured by Rev. George C. Good
man.
MT. MORIAH BAPTIST
The Junior Choir of Mt. Moriah
Baptist Church, Matthews, will ce
lebrate its anniversary Sunday,
June 30, at 3 p m.
Guest speaker will be Rev. W.
Galman, pastor of Red Branch
Baptist Church, Mint Hill. His choirs
-nnri mngrrgatioo will accompany
him.
Dinner will be served to every
one following the service. The pu
blic is cordially invited to attend
both the service and the dinner, to be
served in the lower auditorium of the
church.
Evening worship and Bible class
will begin foDowing the serving of
dinner.
Rev. J.C. Robinson is host pastor.
The church is located at 381
Crestdale Rd.
• ST. JOHN BAPTIST
The theme Sunday, June SO, at
New St. John Baptist Church may
not be exactly what you suppose at
first. “Disturb The Fire" win be the
topic discussed by the minister, Rev.
Robert Leak.
Also during die II a.m. worship
service the youth of the church will
have complete charge of the ser
vice.
At 4 p.m. the Budding Fund
Committee will sponur the Char
lotte Combination Choir, under the
direction of Paul Hicks, in concert.
Also featured will be the Combined
i choirs of New St. John.
The musical program is «xpected
| to be a spiritually fulfilling one and
you are Invited to partake in the
j making of a Joyous noise to God. .
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Rev. Rt. Elder H.H. Medlock
. ....To be honored
New St. John Baptist Church is
located in the Hickory-Neweil Grove
area of Charlotte at2000 St. John Rd
and is always open to those seeking
the kingdom of God.
SHILOH INSTITUTIONAL
A Fashion Show entitled,
"Nancy’s Fashions and The Fa
shionettes.” will be held at Shiloh
Institutional Baptist Church Sunday,
June 30, at 3 p.m.
-The church, nastored by Rev.
Tommy G. Davis ia located aFMOO
Greenland Ave. The public is cor
dially invited to attend. There is no
charge but donations will be great
ly appreciated.
FULL GOSPEL
The Full Gospel Miracle Taber
nacle will sponsor its 1M6 Fellow
ship Conference Wednesday, July 3,
through Sunday, July 7, at the Full
Gospel Miracle Tabernacle, Inc., 532
N. York St., Gastonia.
Services will begin at 7;38 p.m.
and at noon on Sunday, July 7.
There will be no service Thurs
day, July 4. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
PARKWOOD INSTITUTIONAL
The congregation of Parkwood
Institutional CME Church would like
to cordially invite the public to share
with them in honoring their
at 2 p.m. Sunday, June 30, during a
Pastor’s Appreciation Service.
Their pastor, Rev. Rayfield Met
calf, has shown his dedication and
love for God through his leader
ship and unselfish characteristics.
' Guest speaker will be Assistant
City Attorney Evelyn Dove.
WOMEN’S AGLOW
The Charlotte Evening Women’s
Aglow Fellowship meeting will be
held Tuesday, July 9, at 7 p.m. The
Rev. W. H. Caldwell
.To be bettered
meeting will be held at the Holi
day Inn, 212 Woodlawn Rd.
, Speaker will be Jane Jenldns
Herlong, Mias South Cardins of
1980. Jane and her husband,
Thomas, are professional farmers
and livestock cultivators who minis
ter on television programs and
music recordings to both young and
old on living a joy-filled life.
You are cordially invtted. Bring a
friend.
No reservation is needed. If you
Tmveaftjrquestions, feelfreeteeaR
Amber Hollander at 372-3082.
WAVES OF JOY
Evangelist Terry McZeke of
Marion, S.C., will conduct a three
night revival at the Waves of Joy
Baptist Church on Pilgrim St.
June 28-28.
ttendermg music will be the Gos
pel Hannonettes Temple Chapel
Chorus, the Mount Beulah Young
Adults of Marion, S.C., and spe
cial guest the Keys to the King
dom of Loris, S.C.
The service begins at 7:90 nightly.
Elder James Davis and Rev. Jessie
Green are host ministers.
MIRACLE DEUVERANjCE
The members of Miracle De
liverance Temple and their pas
tor, Apostle Brunson Davis, would
like to thank the public for aiding
them in their building fund drive.
The membership has been blessed
in various other facets as well.
Membership has increased 10 per
cent; offering has grown 15 per
cent, indicating a seriousness in
stewardship among members since
the church has been worshipping at
4000 Beatties Ford Rd
If you would like to aid or be a part
of a growing, spiritual church, come
by 4000’Beatrice Ford'Rd (King’s
Funeral Home) and worship God.
Land Loss Prevention Project Receives $2,000
ine worm Carolina Association of
Black Lawyers Land Lots Preven
tion Project has recently received a
grant from the Fund for Southern
Communities in the amount of <2,000
I to support the Land Stewardship
Pilot Training Program:
This unique program will work
with representatives of local church
! es to explore values towards land
ownership, legal and technical as
pects of land ownership and rights
responsibilities regarding land own
ership. The Rural Church Com
mittee of the General Baptist
State Convention with the Divinity
School of Shaw University, a pre
dominantly black, private college in
Raleigh, North Carolina, will be
working with the Project in carry
ing out the goals of the pilot pro
gram.
The Project is a non-profit cor
poration which seeks to continue to
provide legal assistance to low
income people who are threatened
with land loss by referring them to
private attorneys on a fixed nominal
fee basis. The. Project, located at
North Carolina Central University
School of Law, Durham, N.C., has
five successful components in its
third year of operation: a lawyer
referral system, a law school clinic
and course, an attorney tralnii*
program, a community education
program and a legislative advo
cacy component.
Attorney Brenda Fprd McGhee,
who directs the Project, evplajM
what this grant means to the land
owners in North Carolina. “This
grant is so important because of the
critical need for legal *—in
the fight against land loss. We fo
cus our work In the Piedmont and
eastern North Carolina because the
problem In those areas are more
severe and lawyers are scarce,” she
stated.
The need for legal assistance in
this battle is indeed crucial. North
Carolina lost more farms - is,oo
(14.1 percent drop) in the past five
years - more than any other state.
In the four years from 1978-1M8, all
farms in North Carolina Irrrnsenl
from 81,7*9 farms totalling 11 mill
ion acre* to 72,799 farms totalling
10.3 million acres - a loss of 8,907
farms and 700,000 acres.
The Fund for Southern Comm uni -
ti« is a publicly supported alter
native foundation established in 19U
to provide grants to grass roots
social change organizations working
in North Carolina, South Carolina,
and Georgia. It is interested In
projects working in areas which
indude but are not limited to:
health, housing, community organ
izing, women s right, Third World
issues, civil rights, anti-racist or
ganizing, worker rights, law re
form, international issues, criminal
Justice, lesbian rights, gay rights,
safe energy and appropriate tech
nology, economic development and
elderly rights. The Fund is a mem
ber of the Funding Exchange.
For more information on the Land
Loss Prevention Project or for legal
assists nee with a land loss pro
blem, call 919-982-9909 or 1-900
972-9939 (free call statewide).
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You may also tend or bring a tax
deductible contribution to: Miracle
Deliverance Temple, P. O. Box
33241, Charlotte, N.C. 28233.
There will be a Super Natural Holy
Ghost Service held at 4000 Beat
ties Ford Rd. June 30, at S p.m. The
public is Invited to bear Pastor
Nathaniel Workman. He will be 'v.
accompanied by hit choir and con
gregation from Watts Grove Baptist
Church and the Saints from New
Miracle Deliverance Temple, Page
land, S.C., No. Three,
Come and be Messed by the hand
of God. This program is being
sponsored by the Missionary De
partment of the church. Pastor
Apostle Brunson Davis is host min
ister.
MAYFIELD MEMORIAL
Fifth Sunday Fellowship for four
churches will be held at Mayfield
Memorial Baptist Church Sunday,
June 30, beginning at 0 p.m.
Rev. H. S. Diggs is host pastor.
Other churches include Tabernacle
Baptist Church, Rev. Walter Rorie,
pastor; Gethsemane Baptist
Church, Rev. C. E. Dewberry,
pastor; Greather Bethel AME, Rev.
Levi Brown, pastor.
The public is cordially invited to
attend. Mayfield is located at 700
Sugar Creak Rd.
SECOND CALVARY
Rev. Dr.Dewey L. Duncan wiU.be
installed as pastor of Second Cal
vary Baptist Church Sunday, June
30, at S p.m.
Dr. Duncan will be given the
charge by Rev. Dr. J. B. Hum
phrey. Guest speaker will be Rev.
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Happy 11th
Annwenary from
Dr. William D.
Crawford, j
Chiroporactor *
Dr. Ralph David Abernathy of At
lanta, Ga.
Services are now being held at the
church leading up to Sunday’s ser
: vice. Nightly, various speakers
have been invited to speak. Ser
vices begin at 7 Thursday and
Friday. » $
The public is cordially invited to
attend. Secood Calvary Church 1*
located at 114 Nelson Ave.
FAITH BAPTIST
The Faith family, well-wishers
and friends will observe Rev. W. H.
Caldwell's Annual Appreciation Day
July 7 at 4 pm.
Rev. Dr. Preston Pendergrass and
the Antioch Baptist Church will be
special guest*.
The public is cordially invited to
attend. Faith is located at Xll Lake
wood Ave. -j.
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