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Grace AME Zion Church’s YAMS Will Host A Health Fair January 25
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The Grace AME Zloo Church
YAMS will host a Health Fair, this
Saturday, January 25, from 1:30
a m. until noon.
During the Fair, there will dis
cussions and presentations on such
topical issues as: Child Abuse, Al
coholism, and Teenage Pregnaincy.
Additionally, a Dental Health Work
shop will be held.
Meanwhile, on this same day, the
Grace AME Zion Parent Body No. 2
will cater its annual Bar-B-Que,
beginning at 11 a.m. lasting until •
p.m. Donations are $3 75 for one
dinner or three sandwiches.
Then on Sunday, January 26, the
church is honored to present Rose
Sharon Bryan, who will preach her
trial sermon. Bryan a member of
Grace AME and a student at Hood
Seminary, Livingstone College,
Salisbury, N.C., will deliver her
sermon at S p.m.
Everyone is cordially invited to
participate in the activities at
Grace AME Zion. The church is
located at 219 S. Brevard St. Rev.
Marion Jooes is pastor.
NEW ST. JOHN
“In today's world the only man for
the crisis would have to be a man of
God,” declares Rev. Robert Leak.
“For example," he continues,
“there were the old patriarchs:
Abraham, Moses and Elijah.” Rev.
Leak will expound on his theme,
“God’s Special Man for the World
Crisis,” this Sunday, January X,
during the 11 o’clock worship ser
vice at New St. John Baptist
Church.
Also during Urn Morning Wor
ship program, the dedication of all
babies of the church will taka place
The public is warmly invited to
•ttend New St John far located at
2000 St. John Rd. Rev. Leak is
pastor.
UNIVERSITY PARK
V University Park Baptist Church
presents the Cleo Brawn Emer
gency Choir from Vineland, N.J., on
. Sunday, January X, at 5 p.m.
The Choir can also be heard on
WGIV, radio station lflOOAM,« pm.,
the same day.
Everyone is invited to the con
cert The church is located at XX
Keller Ave. Rev. James B. Palmer
is plater.
CORINTHIAN
The members of Corinthian Mis
sionary Baptist Church will cele
brate their pastor Rev. Timothy H.
Scott’s first amriysrsanr on Stpday,
The public is cordially Invited to
attend. The chinch is located at 1404
N . Church St . %
' HARVEST TEMPLE CHURCH
Zig Ziglar shares the secrets for
success hi "Living Your Potential’’
a three-film series to be shown at
Harvest Temple Church. February
- 2, 9 and 10, at 0 p.m. each evening.
The three-part scries Includes:
first, "Zig’s Story," offering dyna
mic and heartwarming lessons from
Ziglar’s own rags to riches to true
success journey; secondly, “Success
Starts Hero" Introduces you to the
simple foundations necessary for
you to maximize, rather than bury
your talents and to reach your
God-glvsh potential; finally, film
three, "How God Sees You,” shows
how being "created in the image of
God" can heal the flaws in your
self-image and transform every key
relationship in your life.
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Rev. L. D. Parker
_Gives message
God created you for accomplish
ment, endowed you with the aeed of
greatness. Why settle for lew?
The public is urged to attend the
film aeries. Harvest Temple Church
is located at 6901 Wilkinson Blvd.
For further information, please call
393-0228.
GENERAL BAPTIST ASSOC.
The Mecklenburg General Baptist
Association Ushers Auxiliary is
hosting a bus trip to Raleigh, N.C.,
for the One-Day Session Ushers’
Convention at Memorial Auditorium
on Wednesday, February 22.
The bus leaves Charlotte at 5:48
a.m. on February 22. Round trip fare
is $11 per person. Deadline to have
payment In for the trip is February
8. For more information, call
Brpther Lawrence Brooks at
378-1988 or Brother Forest M
! Eaves at 372-5338.
All ushers are welcome to attend.
MYERSPARK
Myers Park Presbyterian Church
will present its annual Festival of
Arts' from Saturday, February S,
until Sunday, February 16.
During the week-long activities,
creative ihovement, reading
theatre, art for children and youth,
music, food and fellowship are Just
some of the events to be featured.
Dr. Fred R. Anderson, noted mu
sician and pastor, will be guest
speaker on Sunday, February 9.
The festivities continue, with a
Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper on
February 11, with entertainment by
the Davtdsqa Jazz Ensemble, a
special music by the Chancel Choir
at the worship service on Sunday,
Rev. D. L. MorrlSoo
.Guest preacher '
located at 2501 Oxford PI. Dr. J.
Randolph Taylor is pastor.
For further information, contact
the church at 376-3895.
CLINTON CHAPEL
Ernest Duran Council No. 77 of the
Paul Drayton Lodge No, 7 Knights of
Pythagoras will present a Gospel
program on Sunday, February 16, 3
p m., at Clinton Chapel AME Zion
Church.
Following the concert, three door
prizes will be given away: first
prize, a lawn mower; second
prise, $100; and third, $50.
Donations are $1 and you don’t
have to be present to Win.
• The Junior Harmonettes and the
Young Adult Choir of First Baptist
Church, Concord, will appear.
Your support will be greatly
appreciated. Tickets may be pur
chased at Reid’s Supermarket, 2321
West Blvd.; or West Blvd. Hair
Design, 2553 West Blvd.; or from
any member of the lodge.
Clinton Chapel is located at 1901
Rozzella Ferry Rd. .
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Dr. Lem Riddick
.Goeat speaker
win oe neia at earn street ame Zion
Church, Sunday, January 36, at 4
p.m.
Don’t miss this event.
The church is located at 135
Wadsworth Place. Rev. C. E. Woods
Is pastor,
MT. MORIAH
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church will
host an Installation Service for all
1966 church officers on Sunday,
January 28, commencing at 6:45
p.m.
Dr. L. D. Parker, pastor of St.
Luke Baptist Church, will declare
the installation message.
The public is invited. Mt. Moriah
is located at 381 Creetdale St. in
Matthews, N.C. Rev. J. C. Robinson
is pastor.
REEDER MEMORIAL
Pastor C. Donald Stager of
Reeder Memorial Baptist Church
will experience his first Pastor’s
Appreciation Day on Sunday,
January 26, at 4 p.m.
The event will be held at Mt.'
Carmel Baptist Church, located at
3201 Tiickaseegee Rd. Rev. Leon
Riddick, pastor of Mt. Carmel, will
deliver the message. Pastor Arthur
Sanders, associate minister of
Reeder Memorial, win preside.
The Reeder Memorial Family ln
.“ vites everyone to attend.
The church holds services at
Metrolina Funeral Home Chapel,
3715 Beatties Ford Rd. Sunday
School meets at 0:30 a.m. Wor
ship Services at 10:49 a.m.
PLEASANT HILL
A Winter Extravaganza Fash
ion Show, sponsored by the Youth
Organization of Pleasant Hill
Baptist Church, will be presented at
the Sugaw Creek Recreation
pater on SatutMv January 26, at
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4:30 p m. The young people will
model the latest winter ensembles.
Also the Athletic Department of
Pleasant Hill is asking that you
support their basketball teams. The
Adult Men’s team won' over Latta
Day Saints last week! On January S3
the men will play The United House
of Prayer at the Tuckaaeegee
Center at» p.m. Com* out and cheer
them to victory!
Pleasant Hill Baptist Is located at
517 Baldwin Ave. Rev. Andrew
Cuthbertsao is pastor.
ADAMMOSTROPOUTAN
Adams-Metropolitan AMS ,
Church wUl bold its third Quarterly
Conference for the annual confe
rence year.
Rev. Tyson L. Cable, presiding
Elder, will bring the morning mes
sage during the 11 o’clock Worship
Hour. The Business session will
convene following the worship
At 4 p.m., the church will have a
preaching and singing program and
a dedication service of new church
pews. The pews once belonged to the
historical Little Rock AME Son
Church and have been donated to
Adams-Metropolitan by friends.
Pastor Rich is said to be “delight
ed tofeave been the recipient of such
valuable items.”
Rev. D. L. Morrison, pastor of
Greater Bethel AME Church, will
bring the message for this service.
He win be accompanied by his choir
and congregation. Also, the Angels
of Joy of Charlotte will be special
guests, along with other visiting
choirs and churches. :—
The public is urged to attend.
Adams-Metropolitan is located at
900 Yorkmont Rd. Rev. Mayor Rich
Is pastor.
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