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Church New, Brief, Men’s Choir Of Christian By Jalyne Strong Poat Staff Writer The Men’s Choir of Christian Family Missionary Baptist Church will sponsor a Gospel Singing on' Sunday, January 18, 4 p.m., for the church's annual day. The Evans Brothers of will be featured at this event. Choirs from around the city have been invited to attend. The public is also invited to come and share in this program. On Sunday, January 2S at Chris tian Family, Bro Ronnie Wallace Sr. will deliver his trial sermon, during • 4 p m. program. The son of Rev. J.W. Wallace Sr., Bro. Wallace has four brothers who are also gospel preachers. He Is married to Christine Rodgers and they have three children. . All are invited to this service The church is located in the Allen Hills Community at 9090 S. Allen Rd. off the 5100 block of N. Graham St. Rev. Terry L. Wallace is pastor. ■ i WEEPING WILLOW I Weeping Willow AME Zion Church will host a Martin Luther King I observance on Sunday, January IS, 2 p.m. at 2 p.m. The program will consist of Im pressions and reflections an a sum mer trip to King sights in Atlanta, which was undertaken by the i, church’s Junior Choir and <*»«er ' members. TTiis event is being sponsored by the Junior Choir. The public is invited to attend. The church is located at 306 Billingsley Rd. Rev. WardeU Henderson is pastor. J. » SOUTH TltYON The Voices of Elks Choir will be in concert at South Try on Presbyterian Chun* on Sunday, January 18, at 4 p.m. Everyone is invited to come out and enjoy an evening of good g««i»>i singing. The church is located at 2516 South Tryon St. Rev. James H. Logan is pastor. MOWING GLADE New Mowing Glade AME Zion Church Missionary Department ex tends a special invitation to you to come and hear The Prophets of Joy in concert on Sunday, January 18, at 3 p.m. The chun* is located at 8851 Albemarle Rd. Rev. Rollins S. Graham is pastor. CORINTHIAN Corinthian Missionary Baptist Church’s Pastor’s Aide will cele brate their first anniversary on ...To Appear at Christian Family Baptist Chorch Sunday, January IS, at 3 p.m Guest speaker will be Rev. David Cook Jr. He will be accompanied by the congregation of Liberty Hill Baptist Church, Waxhaw, N.C. All are welcome. The church is located at 1404 N Church St. Rev. T.H. Scott is pastor. NEW ST.JOHN During his 11 a.m. sermon at New St. John Baptist Church on Sunday, January 18, Rev. Robert Leak will speak on “The Difficulty of Entering into a New Way of Life.” Rev. Leak outlines the sermon, in saying, “First, one must overcome the first mile in the Christian journey. Se cond, there will be the battle of forsaking the old life and old cus toms. And finally, the battle of accepting the new life.” On Saturday, January *4, at New St. John, the outstanding Cleo Brown Emergency Choir of Pleasantville, N.J. will be in concert at 7 p.m. Special guests for this event will be University Park Baptist Church’s Mass Choir along with the Combined Choir of New St. John. You are always welcome at New St. John. The church is located at 2000 St. John Rd. irrtbe Hickory Grove aree . ■ ! ' '5 FAITHCME f ‘ r i ; Join the women of Faith rasp; Church in a special evening of food and fellowship to benefit their Wo raw’s Day program on Saturday, Hickory - The Lenoir-Rhyne Col lege Saturday Seminar series begins ' its 1987 schedule on Saturday, Jan uary 17, with a lecture and discus sion entitled "Modem Translations of the Bible." The seminar will be led by Dr. Ru fus Moretz, professor of religion at Lenoir-Rhyne and religion depart ment chairperson. The course will explain reasons for differences be tween various translations of the Bible and compare and evaluate eight contemporary translations in cluding the Revised Standard ver sion, the Jerusalem Bible, Today's English version, the New Interna tional version, the New American Bible, the New English Bible, the Living Bible and the New King James version. The Saturday Seminar series is of fered through Lenoir-Rhyne's Life long Education office and explores a new topic each month throughout the school year. Registration for the "Modern Translations of the Bible" seminar begins at 9 a.m. with coffee and doughnuts in the lobby of the Rhyne Building. The seminar regis tration fee is $10 and includes cof fee breaks and lunch in the college cafeteria following the discussion. For more information concerning the Saturday Seminar series at Le noir-Rhyne College, contact die of fice of Lifelong Education at 328 7140. | Mission Air Sponsors Gary Awards Dinner Charlotte - Mission eir, a non , profit organization providing be J nevolent air ambulance transporta •' tion will hold its annual Pundrais ■, ing Kays Gary Humanitarian Award Dinner at the Adam's Mark Hotel on January 30 at 7 p.m. The keynote speaker this year is Elizabeth Dole, ; Secretary of Transportation. "We're Ivery excited about having Elizabeth Dole Mpeak at our dinner this year," said ."resident Donald R. Simpson. It should be a very special evening for everyone.* Tickets or this fundraising func tion are available for $30, of which $23 is tax deductible. For reserva tions or more information, call Dot tie Bland at 333-2776 Monday - Friday, 8:30 - 3 p.m. Deadline for reservations is January 23. The award will be given to an individual who in the tradition of Kays, has given service to his fellow citizens through his/her personal and/or pro fessional life. 2 CPCC Instructor Receives State Award Jtooald C. Gyles, • retired Central structor, was recently named the by^the North Celine Council of “pJlSST CapITT. McDowell tak. Hwy. 49 South, PrWey. January Id, 10 ajn. - 11:30 a.m. achoottra and an adult friend wlH do a craft, aee a films trip, and “"joy » snack. The theme la mys tery animals, X There ia no fea, hot registration la required and lumted 10 25. For de or to register, call (ha p«k at 588-1436. J The council noted Gyles' exem plary work and dedication to the school, where he served oh the fa culty for 19 yean'. In 1963, ha esta blished CPCC. Electrical and Elec tronics Technology programs and was later responsible for the innov ative design of the programs' cur rent laboratories. As a senior member of IBBB, Oylee founded the college's student chapter uf the professional organi . ration and aarvad at faculty advisor for 13 years. Ths educator continues to teach at CPCC occasionally on a part-time basis. . » This marked the second time Oylee hhd been honored by IEEE for ' his work in education. He also re ceived the Outstanding Engineering Educator award from the Charlotte chapter last year. A registered professional engi neer, Oylcs holds bachelor's and master's degrees from North Caroli na State University. January 24, from 5-9 p.m. Donations are $5 for adults and $3 for children (four to 12-years of age.) Advance reservations are re quired. For more information con tact Reecy TUlman at 53S-12M or the church at 5074349. The church is located at 457 Wellingford St. GRACE ..A barbecue sponsored by the Parent Body Missionary Society No. 2 of Grace AME Zion Church will be ' held on Saturday, January 24, from 11 a.m. until < p.m. in the church basement. You may choose a chicken dinner of S barbecue sandwiches for a donation of I9.S0. The church is located at 219 S.Brevard St. FRIENDSHIP . "Teaching Peace Interfaith Con ference" will be held on Saturday, January M. » a m. - 3:20 *un., at Friendahlp Baptist Church. The conference, based on the premise that the teaching of princi ple* of peace and justice are central to the doctrines of all religions, will feature experienced leaders in reli gious education and peace educa tion. ■ The 12 workshops given through out the day offer topics of interest to clergy, educators, and general faith community membership. The conference is organized by the 1 NC Peace Education Project of NC i Sane Education Fund and is spon I sored by 11 church and peace-relat ed organizations. Cost for the day-long event is $10 pre-registered ($12 on the day of the conference), with lunch, snacks and materials included in the fee. Day care is available for a $4 fee. The church is located at 3301 Beatties Ford Rd. Dr. Clifford A. . Jones is pastor. MOORE’S SANCTUARY The John I. Jackson Singers of Moore’s Sanctuary AME Zion Church will celebrate their second anniversary on Sunday, January 25, at 4 p.ra. The choir is under the direction of Mr. Henrico White. Advisors to the choir are Mrs. Sharon Gabriel and Mrs. Doris Moore. You are cordially invited to at tend. The church is located at 4100 Morrisfield Dr. Rev. John I. Jackson is minister. •• t ./ I . vv'-i' STATESVILLE AVENUE Statesville Avenue Presbyterian Church will celebrate its 35th anni versary on Sunday, January 25. Highlights of the day will include an 11 a.m. anniversary service at the church followed by a festive dinner l p.m. at Grimes Memorial Lounge, Johnson C. Smith univer sity Tickets may be obtained by calling Douglas Spears at 525-3025 week days after 4:30 p.m. * Everyone is invited. The church is located at 2806 . Statesville Ave. Rev. Wilburn M. Sanders is minister. ELM STREET A Women’s Home and Overseas Missionary program will be held at Elm Street AME Zion Church on Sunday, January 25, at 11 a.m. Speaker will be Sis. Sylvia Perry, associate pastor of Rockwell AME Zion Church. The public is invited to attend. The church is located at 125 Wadsworth PI. Rev.Charles Woods is pastor. UNIVERSITY PARK University Park Baptist Church will present the Cleo Brown Emer gency Choir in concert on Sunday, January 2S, at 5:30 p.m. Prom New Jersey, this choir has toured extensively along the east coast and throughout the Southern states. Everyone is cordially invited. The church is located on the corner of Keller Ave. and Senior Dr. Rev. James E. Palmer Is pastor. GREATER PROVIDENCE BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Fred Gibee*. Paster ■*b. Box UW Cleveland Av*.. Char •«•»•, n.c. ana. Telephone nt«\miin. SUKlay School Morning Service H:«» am.; Mid week Prayer Service 7:1J ' pj». ^GALILEE BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. F.A. Griffin, pastor. rm Shady Lana. Oiartotte. N.C. MSS. Phone mailO Sunday: »:4S cm. Sunday School; 11:00 -am. Worship service. Wednesday: 7:00p.m. Sunday School Study; (:00p.m. Prayer Service 8IMPSON-GILLB8PIE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Meeting at Hie Methodist Home 9430 Shamrock Drive Sunday School: 9:90a.m. Warship Service: 11:00 a.m. Pastor: Rev. John F. Epps 568-3855 Cfte Charlotte $o$t Cfjurct) Birectorp 1 - OUR LADY OF CONSOLATION CATHOLIC Church - 375-4339 School - 378-3796 2301 Statesville Avenue Child Development, K - 8 grades. Before-After school care-6a.m. 6 p.m. Mass - Sat, 7p jn. - Sun. 8 & 11 a.m. Sunday School - 9:15 - 10:45 a.m. ST. MARE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 917 Clanton Road - Off 1-77 South Sunday School: 10a.m. • Worship Service: 11 a.m. Pastor: Rev. Benjamin W. Stewart -_^ _ Steele Creek A.M.E.Zion Church 6414 York Rd. Charlotte N.C. Rev. Fred A. McCullough Pastor 525-5776:Church , 333-5842: Home Sunday School 9:45 Morning Worship 11:00 Evening Worship Every Sunday Night at 6:00 Prayer Service & Bible Study Wed. Night 7:00 Rev. McCullough Shiloh institutional Baptist Church mm ■■ I 5'I. tv, 'i Graded Day Care Center. Mon.-Frl. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. (Ages 4 months 5 years) ■» ’’ ftit * - SrxiendbAifi cBafitibt C€AuftcA DrC""pd..f“"Sr »■ t.cd R.,d i;;^aa^gUi, First Baptist Church - West Rev. Dr. J.B. Humphrey . 372-1075 1801 Oaklom Ave. SUnday School 9:30a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Training Session S p.m. (Each Third Sunday) Wednesday Service 7 p.m. "We bid you welcome to our church, its work and warship. Hs instruction and service, its comfort and Messing.” 1724980 ' • ■ -V - - i _ ':v> j ^ FAITH CHRISTIAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 4 57 Wetllngford Street Charlotte. N.C. 28213 (off N. Try on Street, in the Hidden Vallet area > 587-8248 or 588-5838 Willie J. Sturgess Sr., Minister Sunday School 8:38 a.m. Morning Worship 18:58 a.m. ’ Bible STudy 7:38 p.m.. Wed. night | Intercessory Prayer 7:38p.m.. Sat. night " Children’* Church & Nursery Available Rev. Willie SI urges* Sr. | Free Transport* lion "Everyone from Everywhere Is welcome" vote*' Sftruus 1243 Whi 8tvd CHARLOTTE. N. C. 28208 "WHERE CHRIST IS PREACHED. AS HE IS TO MEN AS THEY ARE." Worship Service •:4S A.M. Sunday School Ids 4# A.M. Morning Worship 7>M P.M. Wednesday Night MI-11 #3 T . ■d' f J'4^ ' J, * ** . [*ifc-r \}y f\ \ Office Hours t:M A.M.-S:M P.M. Woekdays StM A M. - IS Neea Saturdays i Counseling Hours « P.M. ■ • P.M. Tuesday 4k Thursday (By Appointment) ■ GREATER MT. SANA 1 DR. GEORGE COOK SERMON TOPICS FOR JANUARY JAN. 4 "CHANGING ROUTES JAN. 11 "FACING AN UPHILL JOURNEY WITH STRENGTH” JAN. 18 ” FACING LIFE’S TOUGHEST HOUR" JAN. 25 " LIVING WITH LIFE INTERRUPTIONS."
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