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House Of Members
. Editor's Note: When you
talk to members of the
House of Prayer, there is a
strong sense of loyalty,
pride, purpose, and unity
expressed for the church
by its members. Several
members of the House of
Prayer were interviewed
and shared these feelings
about the House of Prayer,
its mission, and what it
provides for them person
ally
BESSIE PRAYLOR, age
62, lives on Drummond St
A housewife who has bees a
member of the House of
Prayer far over 38 years,
Mrs. Praylor is a member
of the Senior Nursing
Board.
"I know this is the right
place to be," says Mrs.
Praylor, as she speaks of
the House of Prayer while
ter. "1 have found the right
place.
T*Tbere is nothing else for ?
the elderly to do,” she stg
gests, "but to live right and
stay in the House of Pray
er.
“One of the best thills
about the House of Pray
er,” says Mrs. Praylor. "it
is a place where I can come
and get joy."
ERIC CLOUD, age 20,
lives on Bahama Drive. A
mail carrier for First
Union National Bank, he is
a member of the McCol
lough Youth Choir
/ ><«** Prmyimr
22, lives on Village Court. A
distribution clerk at Harris
Teeter, he is a youth pas
tar of the BiddleviDe Mis
sion and a member of the
McCollougb Workshop <
"When- L think of the
House of Prayer," reflects
Saint Elder Perry, "the
first thing that comes to my
mind is our leader. He to
Just the type that when you
are burdened down, hte spi
ritual motivation bifc^s
you up. Even if you are at
your lowest point.
"He is a good example of
the way people should Bve
and trust others," contin
ues Saint Elder Perry "He
has shown love to all who
know him."
ANGELA HOOVER, age
a, lives on PoodeBa Drive.
A graduate of Kings Col
lege and currently a elect
typist at NCNB, she to a
member of the McCullough
Youth Choir, the Braso
Band, and the Female
Shout Baud.
“There are a tot of ac
tivities and things to do to
volved in the House of
Prayer,” says Ms. Hoover,
“rather than being on the
streets.
“I really lave the
choirs," she admits. “I eras
Just brought up singing in
the House of Prayer."
GREGORY COLEMAN,
age 2», lives on Denson
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House or Prayer for a
years and is a president of
the McCoUough Tigers'!
Shout Band.
“We’re involved with the
success of youth,” says Mr.
Coieman, as be speaks' of •
the House of Prayer. “Edu- r
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