^JppBiilMftnary Church Celebrates Rev. And Mrs. Scott’s Anniversary
CHRISTIAN FAMILY
-—Ife* "Trial Sermon" of Bro.
Ronnie Wallace Sr. will take
place at Christian Family Mis
sionary Baptist Church on Sun
day, January 25, at 4 p,m.
The son of Rev. and Mrs. J. W.
Wallace Sr., Bro. Wallace is the
fifth son in this family to accept
the call to the gospd ministry.
He is a trustee and also the su
perintendent of Sunday School at
_ Christian Family.
Everyone is cordially invited to
come and share in this memora
. ble occasion.
The church is located at in the
Allen Hills community at 3030 S.
Allen Rd.,off the 6100 block of N.
Graham St.
NEW ST. JOHN
: All roads lead to New St. John
I Baptist Church this weekend as
the church hosts its first Super*
weekend of 1987, Saturday and v
i Sunday, January 24 and 26.
Activities begin Saturday
[ morning with a 8 a.m. Prayer
breakfast far the men of New St.
John. Then, from 9 a.m. to 12
noon, a workshop on all phases of
church activity will be held, open
’ t<0 the general community. A
noon luncheon for all guests fol
j lows.
At 7 p.m., the church will host
the outstanding Cleo Brown
Emergency Choir of Pleasant
ville, NJ., in concert. Other per
forming guests for this event will
be the University Park Baptist
Church Mass Choir and the Com
bined Choir of New St. John.
Sunday services begin at 11
a.m. and Rev. Robert Leak will
deliver the sermon at this time
under the theme "What Makes A
Dynamic Church: Good Leader
ship and Good Followship."
Three points Rev. Leak will
stress in this address involve
"Christian steadfastness, "
"progression in Christ," and "the
fight against the desires of the
Rev. and Mrs. T.H. Scott
flesh and general temptations."
Also during the morning Wor
ship Service, special guest Rev.
Hendricks from Pleasantville,
N J., will assist in thelnsfalte
tion of New St John’s 1987 church
officers.
Everyone is invited to attend all
services of New St. John's Super
weekend.
Hie church is located at 2000 St.
John Rd. Rev. Leak is minister.
FATTHCME
Hie Sunday School Department
of Faith CME Church will present
an interesting and informative
film about rock music on Satur
day, January 31, at 5:30 p.m.
Hie film,* titled, "Rock—It's
Your Decision," presents the
Christian argument against rock
music in a clear and uncompro
mising manner. It focuses on the
philosophy and lifestyle of the
people involved in rock and gives
the Biblical basis for opposition to
this type of music.
Hie film will appeal to both par
ents and young people. Admis
sion is free.
Hie church is located at 457
Wallingford St. in the Hidden
Valley area of Charlotte. Rev.
Willie J. Sturgess Sr. is pastor.
BIG PINEVILLE
Big Pineville AME Zion
Church, Pineville, N.C., will
sponsor its annual Twelve
Tribes program on Sunday, Jan
uary 25, at 6 pm.
All are welcome to attend.
Rev. Charles W. Reid is pas
tor.
MECK. GBA
The Mecklenburg General Bap
tist Association Ushers Auxil
iary is hosting a bus trip to Ra
leigh, N.C., for the one-day ses
sion of the Usher’s Convention at
Memorial Auditorium on Satur
day, February 21.
The bus leaves Charlotte 5 a.m.
on February 21. Round trip fare
Is $10.40 per person. Deadline for
payment is February 7. For more
information call Bro. Forest
Eaves at 372-5338 or Bro. Saylor
Mattison at 892-2885.
r All ushers are welcome to at
tend.
NEW BETHLEHEM
On Sunday, January 25, the
Junior Missionary Department
of New Bethlehem FBH Church
will present a play titled "Go" at 7
p.m.
Following the play, at 7;30 pan,
a Seven-Up program will be held.
It will feature seven speakers,
from Charlotte and Gastonia,
who will preach. Participants
will be Sis. Mary McCorkle, Sis.
Linda Watson, Rev. Jeff Davis,
Rev. H. Carmichael, Rev. Sis.
V. Green, Sis. B. Davis, and Eld
er Carl Williams.
The public is invited to attend.
The church is located at 401 E.
18th St. Rev. J.R. Caldwell is
pastor.
FAITH CME
Join the women of Faith CME
Church in a special evening of food
and fellowship to benefit their Wo
men's Day program on Saturday.
January 24, from 5-9 p.m.
Donations are IS for adults and $3
for children (four to 12-years of
age.) _
TfxT church is located at 457
WeUingford 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 6 p.m. in the church
basement.
_ You may choose a chicken dinner
of 3 barbecue sandwiches for a
' donation of $3.50.
The church is located at 219
S.BrevardSL
FRIENDSHIP
“Teaching Peace Interfaith Con
ference” will be held on Saturday,
January 24, 9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m., at
Friendship Baptist Church
The conference, baaed on the
premise that the teaching of princi
ples 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.
Cost for the day-long event is $10
pro-registered ($12 on the day of the
conference), with lunch, snacks and
materials included in the foe. 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.m.
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 L Jackson
is minister.
STATESVILLE AVENUE , -
Statesville Avenue Presbyterian T
Church will celebrate its 35th apni- '
versary oo Sunday, January 25. *
Highlight* of the day will include -
an 11 a.m. anniversary service at£.
the church followed by a festive
dinner- 1 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.
Hie church la located at 2806
Statesville Ave. Rev. Wilburn M.
Sanders is minister.
ELM STREET
A Women’s Home and Overseas
Missionary program win 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 25, at 5:90 p.m.
From 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.
tKfje Charlotte
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GALILEE BAPTI8T CHURCH
Rev. F.A. Griffin, pastor.
m Shady Lana, marietta, N.C. SM.
hena JM0010 Sunday: ♦:« SJn. Sunday
choel; 11:00 a.m. Worahlp tacvlpa.
fdnatdty: IMpjm. Sunday School
hjdy; tiOOp.m. Prayer Service.
SIMPSON-GILLE8PIE UNITED
METHODI8T CHURCH
Meeting at Hie Methodist Home
3420Shamrock Drive: .
Sunday School: 2:30 a.m.
Worship Service: U:00a.m. .
Pastor: Rev. John F. Epps ■ *
508-3806 l
CONSOLATION CATHOLIC
Church - 375-4339 School - 376-3796
2301 Statesville Avenue
Child Development, K - 8 grades.
Before-After school care -6 a m. -
6 p.m. Mass-Sat. 7 p.m-Sun. 8 A
11 a.m. Sunday School - 9:15 -
10:45 a.m.
St. mark united
METHODIST CHURCH .
917 Clanton Road - Off 1-77 South
Sunday School: 10a.m.
Worship Service: 11a.m.
Pastor: Rev. Benjamin W. Stewart
... ., ■ 523-7401 , v. •
Steele Creek A.M.E.Zion Church
6414 York Rd.
Charlotte N.C.
Rev. Fred A. McCullough
' Pastor
525-5776:Church , 333-5842:Homc
Sunday School 9:45
Morning Worship 11:00
Evening Worship Every
Sunday Night at 4:00
Prayer Service & Bible
Study Wed. Night 7:00
Rev. McCullough
Shiloh Institutional Baptist Church
* V. ^ >V ,'0>' uy3
j'-Si** f B. * /‘Y*
2400 Greenland Ave.
Rev. Tommy G. Davis-Factor
3*2-2065 Church 523-2166 Home
Sunday Morning Worship-s a.m.
Church School 5:45 a.m.
Sunday Worship 11 a.m.
Mid-Week Prayer 8ervice 5 Bible
Study - Wednesday 7 p.m.' ■
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"The Church with a Christ-centered Message and
People-centered Program. Where We Eater Ta
Worship and Depart to Serve.”
Graded Day
Care Center
Mon.-Fri.
7 a.m.-6 p.m.
(Ages 4 months
5 years)
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€r\iend&Aifi ulafitiot *$Au%cA
S30I Bealtits Ford Road •fT.^'SSSjwll,
First Baptist Church - West
Rev. Dr. i.B. Humphrey
1801 Oaklawn Ave.
Sunday School t:Ma.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 worship,
its instruction and service,
its comfort and blessing."
ara-iors mow
Rev. Willie SturgeM Sr.
FAITH CHRISTIAN METHODIST ,
Episcopal church
4 5*7 Wellington! Street
Charlotte, N.C. 28213
(off N. Try on 8treet, in the
Hidden Vallet area)
397-8249 or S96-S930
Willie J. Sturgess Sr„ Minister
Sunday School 9:30a.m.
Morning Worship 10:50 a!m!
Bible STudy 7:30p.m.. Wed. night
Intercessory Prayer 7:30p.m., Sat. night
Children's Church & Nursery Available
Free Transportation
“Everyone from Everywhere is welcome”
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Worship Service
1:41 A.M. Sonday School
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!•:«• A.M. Morning Worship
7:30 P.M. Wednesday Night
GREATER MT. SAN//
DR. GEORGE COOK
SERMON TOPICS
FOR JANUARY
JAN. 4 "CHANCING ROUTES
JAN. 11 "FACING AN UPHILL
JOURNEY WITH STRENGTH"
JAN. 18 “ FACING LIFE '.'
TOUGHEST HOUR"
JAN. 25 " LIVING WITH LIFE
INTERRUPTIONS."
Office Honr* ■>
l:« A.M.-3:38 P.M. Weekday*
8:M A.M. * 13 Neon Satarday*
Counseling Hours ,
• P.M. • t P.M. Tuesday * Thursday
(By Appointment)
Dr. George Cook. Jr.
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